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Hamster Combat claims that it will give the world's largest airdrop, since Uniswap gave a four-billion-dollar airdrop, then according to this calculation, Hamster Combat will have to give five billion airdrops, But this fraudster did not give even airdrop of hundred million dollars. #HamsterKombat #hamster_cheater #bikot_hamster
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In Part 5, we delve into the rollercoaster ride of $NOT 's recent tumble. In a mere two minutes, the price plummeted from $0.0098 to $0.0089, triggered by a massive whale sell-off. This sparked panic among traders, fearing further decline and prompting a cascade of sell-offs. Surprisingly, the price stabilized at $0.0085 before rebounding. Since then, $NOT has been treading water in the $0.0089-$0.0094 range, showing neither inclination to rise nor fall. Personally, I entered the scene at $0.0054, urging others to join in, and nearly doubled my profits. With the coin's next move uncertain, I'm content to bide my time. Stick around if you're still in the game. $NOT #EarnFreeCrypto2024
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Learn from my mistakes and you will gain 💪🏼 My tactics analysis for gaining back the loss as a beginner in future trade after losing half of my money is as followed: My background of trading is that I am initially scared of future trading due to high risk comparing to spot trade. At the same time, spot trading is very slow gaining with slow recovering from its ups and downs. I also joined the Binance when all coins are in high price, then I bought them out of analysis conscious. And they went dow with almost 20% of my total wallet. I still insist in not participating in future trade. At that time, I also have a set of mindsets of investing small with very low patience. Therefore, it increased the risk of losing then gaining. After analyzing in many coins, following with reading on websites for future predictions based on the history of coins trading. I begin to trade in future with zero knowledge and eager to earn without proper structures. Turned out that I gained in the first open, and lose almost half of the initial investing. For better understanding, it begins from 50$ to 60$ then to 35$. In that situation, I was angry, remain a little calm, but also greedy without analysis including no patience of ups and downs of the coin I invested. These begin of future trade give me half loss of my total wallet in 3 days. Even that so, I still insist in not quitting the trying and believe that if I am patience then -I will gain back- . I search for advices and possibilities of restart the trade in future. With all of restarting above mentioned, I have follows coincodex website for analysis in long term prediction with many guidelines of daily trading. (Not saying for any advertisement sponsorship because I am a total basic trader). I also got advices from a person who I contacted via the discover post, meaning you should always ask for help when #EarnFreeCrypto2024 $BTC g
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Who Owns The Most Bitcoin? Satoshi Nakamoto owns the most bitcoin with an estimated 1.1 million BTC. Satoshi not only invented but also kickstarted Bitcoin, by being the first miner to create blocks of transactions. It is estimated that Satoshi mined more than 22,000 blocks starting from January 3rd, 2009, and received more than one million bitcoin in cumulative block rewards for the work. How Many Bitcoin Does Satoshi Have? As a result, Satoshi is estimated to have more than 1.1 million BTC, valued at approximately $47 billion in February 2024. This bitcoin is not stored in one address but spread across roughly 22,000 addresses. None of it was ever spent besides a few test transactions. Satoshi left the project in 2010 and hasn’t been heard from since. Individual Bitcoin Whales Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss: Following their 2008 settlement with Mark Zuckerberg for $65 million worth of Facebook shares and cash, the pair started an angel investment company. A few years later they would announce they had bought approximately $11 million worth of bitcoin at an average cost basis of $10 per coin. It’s estimated that the Winklevoss twins own ~70,000 BTC. Tim Draper: The VC titan has been interested in Bitcoin for a while; so much so that he made one initial purchase of 40,000 BTC at the Mt Gox exchange. Unfortunately, all 40,000 coins were lost in the hack and subsequent bankruptcy. However, in 2014, Mr. Draper purchased 29,656 BTC for $18.7 million at a cost basis of approximately $632 per coin. Michael Saylor: The founder and chairman of Microstrategy revealed in an October 2020 tweet that he personally held 17,732 BTC. It is reasonable to assume that he has since acquired more—being such a public Bitcoin Bull Microstrategy 214,246 Blackrock 266,102 Grayscale 318,452 Remember guys ,to follow, like and share share $Pepe $Solana $BTC $ETH $BTC
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