1 BTC = $8.2k, it’s up 735% this yr UPDATE 5/19: BTC @ $42k :damn:

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It will, but BTC.D is still too high for swift moves to sustain themselves. Did you see Solana jump from 150 to 160 just yesterday? Well it has given it all back, and then some.

Side note, but Powell admitted during the panel this morning that rates would have been cut had tariffs not gone into effect.. I mean, we knew this, but to hear him say it.. :smh:
OF COURSE!! All of this is because of the tariffs. He had to be careful because of Trump’s foolishness.
 

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Brehs, what do you think of the McDonald’s Solana meme coin

It’s at a $2 million market cap right now
 

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Hold up this is from 2018 :whoo:





This is about crypto. The ISO compliant coins might be IT for real for real :ohhh::ohhh:
 

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still waiting for that XRP moonshot... :francis:
Breh, since regulatory clarity it’s went from 50 cents to near $3

That cataclysmic rise has been built on convincing people that it will someday be $100s

The company regularly dumps their centralized coin

And the premise is that this is going to somehow replace banking as if JP Morgan and Bank of America aren’t going to build their own blockchain check (they are)

This was all sold to you by influencers, every bit of it and the SEC guy Gary Gensler shoulda made his case based solely on that

Notice the same exact coin is used at XLM but they never pursued a case against Stellar/XLM

Why don’t you see amazing value in that. You can get Pepsi for a fraction of the price of Coke

But you see no value in it because it wasn’t sold to you by an army of shills and influencers

Why didn’t the SEC go after XLM/Stellar if they have an identical operation? Because it wasn’t sold to you by an army of shills and influencers
 

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Breh, since regulatory clarity it’s went from 50 cents to near $3

That cataclysmic rise has been built on convincing people that it will someday be $100s

The company regularly dumps their centralized coin

And the premise is that this is going to somehow replace banking as if JP Morgan and Bank of America aren’t going to build their own blockchain check (they are)

This was all sold to you by influencers, every bit of it and the SEC guy Gary Gensler shoulda made his case based solely on that

Notice the same exact coin is used at XLM but they never pursued a case against Stellar/XLM

Why don’t you see amazing value in that. You can get Pepsi for a fraction of the price of Coke

But you see no value in it because it wasn’t sold to you by an army of shills and influencers

Why didn’t the SEC go after XLM/Stellar if they have an identical operation? Because it wasn’t sold to you by an army of shills and influencers
:feedme: I’ll admit, I haven’t heard this perspective.
 

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Breh, since regulatory clarity it’s went from 50 cents to near $3

That cataclysmic rise has been built on convincing people that it will someday be $100s

The company regularly dumps their centralized coin

And the premise is that this is going to somehow replace banking as if JP Morgan and Bank of America aren’t going to build their own blockchain check (they are)

This was all sold to you by influencers, every bit of it and the SEC guy Gary Gensler shoulda made his case based solely on that

Notice the same exact coin is used at XLM but they never pursued a case against Stellar/XLM

Why don’t you see amazing value in that. You can get Pepsi for a fraction of the price of Coke

But you see no value in it because it wasn’t sold to you by an army of shills and influencers

Why didn’t the SEC go after XLM/Stellar if they have an identical operation? Because it wasn’t sold to you by an army of shills and influencers
You saying I should sell my XLM and XRP?
 

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You saying I should sell my XLM and XRP?
:whoa:

Not financial advice, just the perspective of a natural skeptic

Coca-Cola and Pepsi have a nearly identical market cap so if Stellar is Pepsi it has a lot of market cap tk catch up on

but everything they are selling to the public is the idea that banks are going to adopt this

Banks are going to use creative accounting along the way of developing their own blockchain tech and they already have with Consensys and Kinexys

I see more value in other places but between the two XLM seems to be in a place where it stands to gain more

Think Western Union or Moneygram
 
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