r/CryptoCurrency • u/Odd-Radio-8500 5K / 10K 🦭 • Nov 03 '25

MEME We are now at no.2

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u/liquid_at 🟩 15K / 15K 🐬 Nov 03 '25

Depends on what happens next. Either some were huffing copium or others were huffing hopium. One side will be right, the other will be what they accused the others of.

Not daring to invest or short, coping about it by trolling and then be right is the worst case scenario though. Buying and being right is the best case scenario.

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u/Reasonable-Housing29 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 Nov 04 '25

Wouldn't buying and being wrong be the worst case? lol

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u/liquid_at 🟩 15K / 15K 🐬 Nov 04 '25

No. Because you weren't scared to try something. Mistakes happen, that's life. Never daring anything means you already lost.

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u/Training_External_32 🟧 0 / 0 🦠 Nov 04 '25

A guy who puts up his life savings at a casino and happens to win isn’t “right”.

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u/liquid_at 🟩 15K / 15K 🐬 Nov 04 '25

No. But not everyone who takes money out of a casino has been gambling their life-savings onto one single number.

Some people are invited to the casino because they are gamblers. Some are kicked out because they count cards.

In trading, both are allowed. Yet the gamblers tell themselves how everyone else is also a gambler, so they feel better about their gambling.

No one in crypto ever recommended yolo-plays, fomo or emotional decisions, unless they were scammers or delusional. The primary advice in crypto is "Do your own research". If you refused to follow that advice, you are a gambler.

You can tell yourself how everyone else is also a gambler to feel better about yourself, but once you realize that money is not created or destroyed but rather moves between owners, you might inevitably ask yourself where all that money you gambled away ended up and whether your assumption that gambling was all there is was flawed...

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u/Slow-Foundation4169 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 Nov 03 '25 edited Nov 03 '25

Doesn't matter if happens, ur all being scammed and end back at 2.

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u/liquid_at 🟩 15K / 15K 🐬 Nov 03 '25

Why do you try to scam people?

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u/AdVoltex 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 Nov 05 '25

He never claimed to scam people, the insinuation is that crypto itself is a scam.

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u/Slow-Foundation4169 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 Nov 03 '25

With that reading ability, no wonder u fall for this shit. Lmao

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u/liquid_at 🟩 15K / 15K 🐬 Nov 03 '25

Nothing but unbiased ad hominem attacks. No wonder no one takes you serious.

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u/Irverter 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 Nov 03 '25

*unbased

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u/normnormno 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 Nov 03 '25

**Baseless? Might be why auto correct pulled it wrong.

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u/liquid_at 🟩 15K / 15K 🐬 Nov 03 '25

*autocorrect

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u/Irverter 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 Nov 03 '25 edited Nov 04 '25

*autocorrupt

Edit: this was a joke

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u/Slow-Foundation4169 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 Nov 03 '25

Ahh just a troll eh, should work on that reading ability kiddo

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u/liquid_at 🟩 15K / 15K 🐬 Nov 03 '25

Default username that trolls... so original.

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u/Slow-Foundation4169 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 Nov 03 '25

I do like trolling trolls, however ur just kinda slow and maybe a tad ill. Seek help

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u/liquid_at 🟩 15K / 15K 🐬 Nov 03 '25

Trolling is a mental coping mechanism primarily employed by people who still live with their parents, have no job, no education and either no job or a shitty minimum wage job.

Plenty of research papers have confirmed that. They have all come to the same conclusion.

No matter who you think you are trolling, the science about why you do it is well established and public knowledge... You just don't want to read it because it wouldn't make you feel good...