It's really outrageous, Mom opens the door when he gets home
Outrageous to the point of getting home.
Outrageous to the point of getting home.
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Last night, as I just lay down in bed preparing to sleep, a somewhat unfamiliar relative called me and said his son had hit someone while driving, and the situation was a bit serious.
I thought he was going to ask to borrow money, but he said that since his son has just graduated from university and still needs to take the civil service exam, he can't have any blemishes on his record. He asked if I could take the fall for him? At worst, he'd sit in jail for a few days, and he would be grateful to me for life.
I was so angry I almost laughed. This absurd logic of “let me take the fall while he secures his future” is exactly the same as my friends in the crypto world.
One of my brothers sold at a loss last night for $ROBO .
Just now, he messaged me with red eyes: Bro, I can't take it anymore. It’s been falling for half a month, my wife scolds me every day, and today I cleared everything.
I took a look at the market—just in time, the big players are about to start ramping up. Isn't it tragic? Selling at the lowest point, just before the surge.
The crypto world is such a brutal place—your fear is the profit for the big players; your chips are someone else's accolades.
The Fabric Protocol project has been making astonishing moves lately: it’s been listed on Binance, Cb, and Korean exchanges, doing HODLer airdrops, distributing 100 million tokens, and the exposure is through the roof. The track is the hottest this year, “robot economy,” and they are even planning to do “credit scoring” for robots—doesn’t that sound incredible?
So what happened? In the past 24 hours, it dropped by 10.6%. The little investors panicked: Is the project team going to run away? Is it another shitcoin?
I’ll tell you the truth—the more impressive the project, the harsher the washout. The big players want you to think “this project is done,” tricking you into handing over your blood-soaked chips. If they don't throw off you indecisive ones, how can they lighten their load to ramp up and let you buy back at a high price?
ROBO’s market cap is only 58 million USD now, but its daily trading volume is 160 million. This data is clear: the turnover rate is extremely high, and someone is crazily accumulating.
What you sold last night might cost you double to buy back tomorrow.
Don’t go to jail for someone else’s “civil servant future,” and don’t sell at a loss for the big players’ “ramp-up feast.” Do you still have ROBO in your hands? Let me know in the comments; I want to see how many people have already given in and “taken the fall” to exit.
@Fabric Foundation #ROBO
I thought he was going to ask to borrow money, but he said that since his son has just graduated from university and still needs to take the civil service exam, he can't have any blemishes on his record. He asked if I could take the fall for him? At worst, he'd sit in jail for a few days, and he would be grateful to me for life.
I was so angry I almost laughed. This absurd logic of “let me take the fall while he secures his future” is exactly the same as my friends in the crypto world.
One of my brothers sold at a loss last night for $ROBO .
Just now, he messaged me with red eyes: Bro, I can't take it anymore. It’s been falling for half a month, my wife scolds me every day, and today I cleared everything.
I took a look at the market—just in time, the big players are about to start ramping up. Isn't it tragic? Selling at the lowest point, just before the surge.
The crypto world is such a brutal place—your fear is the profit for the big players; your chips are someone else's accolades.
The Fabric Protocol project has been making astonishing moves lately: it’s been listed on Binance, Cb, and Korean exchanges, doing HODLer airdrops, distributing 100 million tokens, and the exposure is through the roof. The track is the hottest this year, “robot economy,” and they are even planning to do “credit scoring” for robots—doesn’t that sound incredible?
So what happened? In the past 24 hours, it dropped by 10.6%. The little investors panicked: Is the project team going to run away? Is it another shitcoin?
I’ll tell you the truth—the more impressive the project, the harsher the washout. The big players want you to think “this project is done,” tricking you into handing over your blood-soaked chips. If they don't throw off you indecisive ones, how can they lighten their load to ramp up and let you buy back at a high price?
ROBO’s market cap is only 58 million USD now, but its daily trading volume is 160 million. This data is clear: the turnover rate is extremely high, and someone is crazily accumulating.
What you sold last night might cost you double to buy back tomorrow.
Don’t go to jail for someone else’s “civil servant future,” and don’t sell at a loss for the big players’ “ramp-up feast.” Do you still have ROBO in your hands? Let me know in the comments; I want to see how many people have already given in and “taken the fall” to exit.
@Fabric Foundation #ROBO
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