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I chat regularly with a young security guard at a local shop. Nice guy and seems really sensible. We’ve never talked money/investing but he bought it up. He let me know that he put 40% of his crypto portfolio in Luna, literally right before the crash. Barely got in and went to zero. He’s young, and he’ll recover. But man. Just such a shame to see someone with the diligence to save money when young, not go the next step and invest wisely. Lesson learned and all that. I’m sure it’s good that it’s happened to him etc. It just put a face to the story for me is all. I’d never even heard of Luna until the story.

The world’s gone mad. I’m in an online group (not investing related) where they started talking about some defi protocol something (with lingo that sounds like some millennial sci fi). I had to google most of the terms I was hearing.
The thing that just strikes me is how people can talk about 1% (and more) per day returns being normal.
I tried to point out that’s 10k to 14M in 2 years. It just falls on deaf ears.

Still. I reminded myself there’s nothing new under the sun. It’s just greed. It was there back in my day (50k a year from some horse racing or stock market system starting with only 10k...or whatever latest exotic farming scheme etc). It’s just fancier and digital now.
People literally haven’t (and don’t) change.
It's worrying as people are putting their life savings into it. Yes many get rich. But for most it's dumb luck. They have zero investor skills, or any trader knowledge.

It's basically the equivalent of putting your house on black and hoping for the best.

People have also confused crypto coins with having any sort of base value. It's just a huge casino. Advantages to those with in depth knowledge of the inner workings of each coin. Or those that trade on the madness of crowds.
 
How that?..do they destroy some luna?
And how would poor rich be different?
Unless you mean the whole scheme/scamm?

Alot of the printed money went into risky investments. Yes they are tools and idiots for putting their life savings into crypto etc but all those guys crying suicide over 50k or 100k they dribbled in is gone. Sure somebody cashed out but like with all manipulated markers it wasn't the poor/middle class.

Yeah think moxjo said they burned some tokens too
 
Alot of the printed money went into risky investments. Yes they are tools and idiots for putting their life savings into crypto etc but all those guys crying suicide over 50k or 100k they dribbled in is gone. Sure somebody cashed out but like with all manipulated markers it wasn't the poor/middle class.

Yeah think moxjo said they burned some tokens too
Ok.so general, yes populace vs top 0.001%
 
So here is a bit of karma.

Terra (LUNA) Founder Few Days Before: “95% Of Cryptos Are Gonna Die But There’s Entertainment In Watching Them Die”


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May 12, 2022


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Terra founder finds entertainment in watching cryptos die, but he never knew he and his LUNA and UST would die faster than others.



There are rare moments in the crypto space that most people thought were impossible to happen. A case in point is the fall of Terra Luna and UST. Apparently, UST’s founder, Do Kwon, was earlier quoted spelling doom for most crypto companies joining the space. That was just eight days ago during an interview with Alex Botez.

Entering Crypto Space Because It’s Hot

During the interview, the host asked Do Kwon what he thought of the companies that are joining the crypto space. For one, there’s a growing perception that some of the companies rushing into this space are only doing so because the industry is currently the “in-thing,” and they don’t necessarily have a plan to keep themselves relevant. While conversing with Do Kwon, the host expressed her concern about whether such companies will make it through 3-5 years in the industry.

In response, Do Kwon was happy to announce that 95% of the entities currently joining the crypto space will crash in the heat of the moment. It’s a fact that Do Kwon isn’t the first person or analyst to make such a prediction. It’s also a fact that many of the crypto projects that were at the top of the charts merely five years ago are now either dead or struggling at the bottom of the charts.

“There’s Entertainment Watching Companies Die”
Do Kwon didn’t mince his words to say that it’s actually entertaining to watch companies die.
Alex Botez: I wonder how many of these companies you think are entering the space because it’s hot and there’s a lot of fun; it will still be here, like 2-5 years later.
Do Kwon: 95% are going to die. But there’s also entertainment in watching companies die too.
 
The LUNA/USD is new to me and from what I see it looks like DRY HORRORS! Who ever got on to selling would of made a pretty penny!

o_O

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Swung in and out for a 6x pay day. Had 6x left on which I expect to slowly evaporate. Hopefully then I can join any lawsuits and cry my way to riches.

It's run out of puff and I got lazy again. I'll leave it on to see if the yank markets going to pump or dump.
 
Regulation is coming to crypto. The sooner the better really. There will be pluses and minuses
The nature of cryptocurrencies is to not have an intermediary so ransomware, drugs and other blackmarket uses can take place.
It can't be regulated without changing the system.
Anyway its ending now. It's just a ponzi.

Suckers are a non renewable resource and there is a limited supply of suckers.
 
The LUNA/USD is new to me and from what I see it looks like DRY HORRORS! Who ever got on to selling would of made a pretty penny!

o_O

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'Evil genius' may have caused Terra and Luna cryptocurrencies to crash | The Business​

Akin to George Soros, this "genius" took a massive risk that netted approx. $950 million.

 
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