What biz think?

>>2219655
Invest in a rope and kill yourself.

>>2219693
Why, specifically? can you please justify?

>>2219655
Might be neat but keep it to one thread.

>>2219655
shill thread

Saged, reported, hidden, called the mods, emailed moot, emailed the admin, called the cops, called the state police, called the county sheriff, called your ISP, called the District Attorney, called Interpol, called the NYPD, called the State Attorney, called the LAPD, called Child Protective Services called the FBI, called US Homeland Security, called the CIA, called the NSA, called the US Marshals, called the local courthouse, called your State Constable, called London Metropolitan Police, called the German Police, called the TSA, called the US President, called the attorney general, called the National Guard, called the US marines, called the US Navy, called the US Air Force, called the US army, called the Royal Navy, called the governor of every state, called the Federal Air Marshals, called every sheriff deputy, called the Coast Guard, called the US Customs and Border Protection, called the RCMP, called every park ranger, called the mayor of every city in France, called the British Army, called the Queen, called NATO, called the Russian Air Force, called the Federal flight deck officers, called the UN, called the Corrections Department for every state, called the Australian Federal Police, called SWAT, called the Supreme Court, called the Mexican Police, called the White House, called the DEA, called the inspector general, called the Secret Service, called CNN, called ABC, called the vice president, called the senators for every state, called congress, called the pope, called CHP, called the Department of Fish and Wildlife for every state, called the internet police, called the US Capitol Police, and called the Party Van.

>>2220000
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>>2219655
I almost had a revelation when I bought ETH at $15. Suddenly, just some days after, price skyrocket after many days being the same. It was like a divine revelation... like a higher price was waiting for me.

I have the same feeling on this coin. This is my highest risk investment and it is very likely it will grow.

>> You can lose only once your money on any
>> risky investment, most likely only just part,
>> but if you win... you can win so many times!

In fact, as I recently read, risk itself does not exists. It is a JEWISH INVENTION.

Risk is relative, because a wagecuck is also at risk: the risk to lose his job. Is not just as risky as any investment and even more, because you can end poor? The reward is minimal and the risk is very high.

I just need XBY to double in price to double my money (I bought it at 2 cents and still HODLING), and it seems it will grow soon.

This coin has amazing potential, hands down. Worth to throw a couple of bucks at it

It's going to be huge
It sounds like your friend knows what he's talking about, but did he givea reason why to invest in XBY?

>>2222677
prolly lambos

I'm holding. Progress has been very steady and positive. weekly newsletters and progress update from the dev is great.

they are consistently updating now, i think they are serious

We parabolic now

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>>2219655

Really risky choice. Not sure what is going on with it atm but if you are new to this then I would start off with lower risk coins(all coins are high risk in these market conditions - almost certainly a bubble) that have real companies + tech behind them.

I would recommend looking into these coins:

Aragon,
Stratis,
Syscoin,
BAT - ico in two days,
Golem,
Siacoin,

If reading up on all this stuff is too hard for you just buy ethereum and go to sleep for 5 years. All these coins are serious projects with serious devs and serious investors but they might moon or they might fail so don't think you have discovered a magical money tree here.

>>2223248
You forgot digibyte..

It's okay I forgive you.