crypto has spent years competing on one number, I mean just 1 number.
APY.
20%.
50%.
100%.
1,000%.
the assumption was simple: if the number is high enough, people will come.
ofc they did but they also left and you would want to ask me why!!!
the reason isn't because the yield stopped working it was due to the fact that nobody asked the most sensitive question.
> where does the yield actually come from?
and that question is what @xora_finance forces back into the conversation.
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went through my mail this morning and I got to see that I have been accepted by @xora_finance for the content writing role i applied for
this is me telling y'all that I do be posting more stuffs about $XRP
so stay glued and be supportive as always.
let's do more π
you'd be sitting in wealth today if you had bought $LARP with just $10.
now do the maths.
if it did a 10,000Γ for you, your biggest problem right now would be explaining to your locals why you suddenly developed a passion for philanthropy.
anyways don't say you didn't start august with the craziest alpha.
follow me for more.
you'd be sitting in wealth today if you had bought $LARP with just $10.
now do the maths.
if it did a 10,000Γ for you, your biggest problem right now would be explaining to your locals why you suddenly developed a passion for philanthropy.
anyways don't say you didn't start august with the craziest alpha.
follow me for more.