@alex_dreyfus@Hamzazay14 He is a scammer! 5 years price of chz is in decline, every year lower and lower. They scammed people with binance in 2021 and live on corpses of their investors. In Malta Binance and Chz sitting in one business center 1 floor difference, connect the dots
@mikealfred@ItsKasum What bullshit. If you have money, you can buy whatever the fuck you want. Life is too short. And a watch is not fucking jewelry. Every man should have a nice watch. Not a lot of stuff in a manโs wardrobe can carry a story through the years.
1.5 million people were in line for passports this year. Indians, Algerians, Moroccans and Brazilians โ considering the entire population of Portugal, this is an unreal number for the country. Thatโs why they pushed the law to require 10 years of residence instead of 5 to get a passport. Spain just legalized 500k people (check some videos to see who they are in most cases), many potential gang members in their prime years. I hope Portugal will not repeat the same mistakes that will ruin their safety.
Click bait shit. Baseless CT slop for dumb MF.
No, that's not accurate. Binance announced on Jan 30 they'd convert their $1B SAFU fund to BTC over 30 days (buying, not selling). No reports confirm they sold $1B BTC today. The chart shows ~$1B net user selling on their platform, not Binance itself selling. Sources: Binance blog, CoinDesk, Yahoo Finance.
@brandank_cr Shorting crypto to ZEROOOOOO)))) bating people to engage with replies for algorithm purposes, why a clown ๐คก After crypto will find its bottom he will make videos about how is he making millions everyday longing it, and shorting silver or some shit to ZEROOOO)
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