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IN NOV 2021 bitcoin peaked at around $69k . At the same time gold was trading around $1800. As of today $BTC is trading around $83k . At the same time gold is trading around $3000. That means Bitcoin is up by approximately 20% . Whereas GOLD Is up by 66% . Altcoins are more than 90% down since then. Crypto is over all a Garbage since the beginning of 2022.

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he knew TRUMP will win and bulley stonks

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How much we can fight when team selling 1.35 million token a day without any positive output.

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So, If I double my position and bring entry to 0.095 , I'm sure it will again dump to 0.045 🔪

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It was trading around 0.1 , so I did DCA and brought down my entry to 0.125 after taking lot of risk. Then it dumped to 0.06 !

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