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This kind of garbage that requires attention to comment will be blocked, you wrote a bunch of words wasting my mood and time
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Why is there no wallet creation feature??
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Huh? The Fox Wallet can also trade stocks!
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The most expensive pants are 138 yuan?! 😳 Pants that cost seventy or eighty yuan are all poorly made, with threads sticking out like garbage.
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Binance can actually recharge via mobile
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In 2014, Alibaba went public, and many people said that to travel back in time, one should give Ma Dapao a flute! Why didn't these people buy Bitcoin back then?
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Is this the total value of all coins?
Founders behind major public blockchains
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Someone had 120,000 bitcoins confiscated by the United States. Some say the mnemonic phrase was leaked, while others say the U.S. has the capability to crack it! So, can bitcoin really be cracked??
$BTC #Bitcoin
$BTC #Bitcoin
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If you dare to transfer to me, I dare to accept it. I’m dead broke, what’s there to be afraid of?
If a stranger sends you 130,000 u
What would you do?
What would you do?
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What is Alpha? I've been seeing it a lot lately.
Binance Alpha shows another super big毛呀, $planck
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Many sanitation workers haven't received their wages, why? Because local debt is too high, why? Because the economy is declining.
看不懂的sol
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In-depth Analysis! How Good Is China's Economy Actually?
Let me explain to the brothers: how money is generated. As mentioned earlier, there are mainly three ways:
First is 'printing' money, meaning that central banks of various countries physically 'print' currency;
Second is 'borrowing' money, which refers to the 'derivative currency' created by banks lending and leveraging;
Third is 'creating' money, which is the currency generated through quantitative easing policies that 'release water'.
The issuance of currency by the central bank is done through rediscounting, loans, purchasing securities, acquiring gold, foreign exchange, etc., to inject into the market, thus forming the base currency in circulation.
The statistical bureau might be the hardest working department in the past six months. The data for the half-year is out, and it looks like the macro economy and social financing data are quite good, with the market generally reaching a consensus that there will be no stimulus policy in the third quarter.
First is 'printing' money, meaning that central banks of various countries physically 'print' currency;
Second is 'borrowing' money, which refers to the 'derivative currency' created by banks lending and leveraging;
Third is 'creating' money, which is the currency generated through quantitative easing policies that 'release water'.
The issuance of currency by the central bank is done through rediscounting, loans, purchasing securities, acquiring gold, foreign exchange, etc., to inject into the market, thus forming the base currency in circulation.
The statistical bureau might be the hardest working department in the past six months. The data for the half-year is out, and it looks like the macro economy and social financing data are quite good, with the market generally reaching a consensus that there will be no stimulus policy in the third quarter.
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I have never traded stocks, is this thing more complicated than stocks?
Downloaded yesterday, first time encountering virtual currency, not very experienced, has experience with A-shares and futures, seems a bit complicated, not sure how long I can play with 10 bucks 😂
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No way, the bosses of Binance and OKX are all intermediaries, even Bybit too 😧
Bybit exchange leader Zhou Ben has a background similar to Zhao Changpeng. Born in Hangzhou, China in 1990, he immigrated to New Zealand with his parents at the age of 11, received higher education in the United States, and then returned to China to work in blockchain-related fields. Later, in March 2018, he founded the Bybit exchange in Singapore. Almost all of those who have made a name for themselves running exchanges overseas are Chinese. Chinese people are still incredibly impressive.
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Virtual card? Then the account is all 5s😮
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Wait until the loan is paid off, play with a thousand bucks, this life is too boring
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Why is it equal to zero when the values above are so large?
Haha, it's finally back to zero. Let's just consider it a tuition fee. Everyone in the token market, you can't trust any coins!
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I don't even dare to ask Binance customer service what 1+1 equals.
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Binance's customer service only makes me dare to post, not to buy coins
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This is also coin trading
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