@coinbureau So the government kills the infrastructure that actually works, just to let banks roll out their own controlled bullshit that can freeze, censor, or sanction whoever they want later. And somehow we’re still supposed to call this “democracy.”
@SAM1021219@armaniferrante@Backpack solana:BPxxfRCXkUVhig4HS1Lh7kZqV6SPJhzfEk4x6fVBjPCy has a very strong growing patern and it is so undervalued. X4 in 2 months on a bearish market is insane result
A trader reportedly turned $2,330 into $614,000 by trading the meme coin $ANSEM.
The trader purchased 14.2 million ANSEM for $2,330, sold a portion for $68,100, and still holds 10 million ANSEM valued at approximately $548,800.
This brings the total estimated profit to around $614,500, representing a return of more than 261x the initial investment.
A life-changing trade is now sitting in his wallet.
Let’s see how this crime cabal ends.
Europe keeps asking why it is behind in technology, then pushes away the sectors where future growth is happening🤦♂️
Now crypto is next.
Binance looks like the first major target under the new EU regulatory pressure.
Instead of attracting liquidity, investment, talent and tax revenue, Europe risks sending all of it to places that are more open to crypto and financial innovation.
Yes, users need protection.
Yes, exchanges should be regulated.
But there is a difference between smart rules and building a system so heavy that the market simply leaves.
The EU cannot regulate itself into becoming a tech leader. At some point, it has to create conditions where builders, capital and innovation actually want to stay.
Otherwise, the EU starts looking less like a future tech hub and more like Soviet Union V2.