BEAST GAME EPISODE 3 IS OUT NOW!
To celebrate, I'm giving away $100,000 total to 10 random people who like and retweet this post!
Go watch it here: https://t.co/Yntf9E7FTN
When Bitcoin hits $100,000 I will give 1 BTC to one person who follows me.
The rules are simple:
- like this tweet, follow me and RT
- comment “100k incoming”
Let’s go! $BTC #bitcoin
gm, the food taste so good... And what a luxury to be able to have more than one piece of fruit per day!
I know some of you may have a lot of questions. I won't have all the answers.
Let me chill for a bit. Then figure out the next steps. There are always more opportunities in the future than there were in the past.
I want to thank everyone for your support. It meant a lot to me, and kept me strong in the darkest moments.
A few quick updates/thoughts:
Giggle Academy has been going well, and will be a big part of my life for the next few years.
Will continue to invest in blockchain/decentralized technologies, AI, and biotech. I am a long term investor who care about impact, not returns.
I will also dedicate more time and funding to charity (and education). I have some rough ideas.
Still working on my book. About 2/3 done, I think. Writing a book is a lot more work than I anticipated, but will see this one through.
Oh, @binance seems to be doing well without me back-seat-driving, which is excellent. Every founder's dream!
Stay tuned. See you at the conferences.
The developers of token (ZUZU) are scammers, and their Modus Operandi is always the same: What they do is launch a token, buy it at a low price, then start an aggressive marketing campaign promising that the price will rise and that it will be listed on various CEXs. However, they need a narrative to create volume so that the token gets listed. Once they reach the desired price and manage to generate volume, they start selling their tokens en masse, profiting at the expense of buyers. After that, they continue to give hope that the price will go up while they keep selling. In the Telegram group, there are members encouraging others to buy, but these members are part of the group itself. Have you ever wondered why the Zuzu account isn’t verified here on X?
The developers of token (ZUZU) are scammers, and their Modus Operandi is always the same: What they do is launch a token, buy it at a low price, then start an aggressive marketing campaign promising that the price will rise and that it will be listed on various CEXs. However, they need a narrative to create volume so that the token gets listed. Once they reach the desired price and manage to generate volume, they start selling their tokens en masse, profiting at the expense of buyers. After that, they continue to give hope that the price will go up while they keep selling. In the Telegram group, there are members encouraging others to buy, but these members are part of the group itself. Have you ever wondered why the Zuzu account isn’t verified here on X?
The developers of token (ZUZU) are scammers, and their Modus Operandi is always the same: What they do is launch a token, buy it at a low price, then start an aggressive marketing campaign promising that the price will rise and that it will be listed on various CEXs. However, they need a narrative to create volume so that the token gets listed. Once they reach the desired price and manage to generate volume, they start selling their tokens en masse, profiting at the expense of buyers. After that, they continue to give hope that the price will go up while they keep selling. In the Telegram group, there are members encouraging others to buy, but these members are part of the group itself. Have you ever wondered why the Zuzu account isn’t verified here on X?
The developers of token (ZUZU) are scammers, and their Modus Operandi is always the same: What they do is launch a token, buy it at a low price, then start an aggressive marketing campaign promising that the price will rise and that it will be listed on various CEXs. However, they need a narrative to create volume so that the token gets listed. Once they reach the desired price and manage to generate volume, they start selling their tokens en masse, profiting at the expense of buyers. After that, they continue to give hope that the price will go up while they keep selling. In the Telegram group, there are members encouraging others to buy, but these members are part of the group itself. Have you ever wondered why the Zuzu account isn’t verified here on X?
The developers of token (ZUZU) are scammers, and their Modus Operandi is always the same: What they do is launch a token, buy it at a low price, then start an aggressive marketing campaign promising that the price will rise and that it will be listed on various CEXs. However, they need a narrative to create volume so that the token gets listed. Once they reach the desired price and manage to generate volume, they start selling their tokens en masse, profiting at the expense of buyers. After that, they continue to give hope that the price will go up while they keep selling. In the Telegram group, there are members encouraging others to buy, but these members are part of the group itself. Have you ever wondered why the Zuzu account isn’t verified here on X?
The developers of token (ZUZU) are scammers, and their Modus Operandi is always the same: What they do is launch a token, buy it at a low price, then start an aggressive marketing campaign promising that the price will rise and that it will be listed on various CEXs. However, they need a narrative to create volume so that the token gets listed. Once they reach the desired price and manage to generate volume, they start selling their tokens en masse, profiting at the expense of buyers. After that, they continue to give hope that the price will go up while they keep selling. In the Telegram group, there are members encouraging others to buy, but these members are part of the group itself. Have you ever wondered why the Zuzu account isn’t verified here on X?