Some things are best left ignored, especially with making money. This is one of those things.
Another Token from Trump? Seriously?
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This convo is about useless altcoins, right? Maybe move it to a specific thread.
real_protoNewbie
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#3Apr 21, 2017, 11:57 AM
Calling it millions is just downplaying it. Reports suggest the Trump family raked in hundreds of millions, possibly over 2 billion. I mean, it’s pretty obvious.
No matter how you slice it, people will always gamble with these coins. Trump knows he can exploit this and he does it well. It’s a cycle.
Honestly, it’s just quick profit seekers throwing their cash into altcoins. They’re like gambling, unaware that the market is rigged. Some people just can’t see it.
Yeah, it’s crazy how quickly millions become billions. But hey, it’s not just Trump; people love falling for scams. Meanwhile, he’s already under scrutiny for his past moves.
When you jump on these coins hoping to get rich quick, the joke’s on you. Most of these coins seem designed to make the devs rich while everyone else gets left holding the bag.
RogueWhaleNewbie
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#8Apr 23, 2017, 04:15 AM
Definitely a newbie trap. Most new investors get wrecked while the pros cash in. Many newbies think they can ride the wave, but they usually lose their shirts.
That’s the reality. It's painful to see the same mistakes being made. Just because a famous name is involved, doesn’t mean it’s a smart investment.
Right? People are still gonna throw their money in, expecting to cash out before it tanks. They’ll learn the hard way.
For real, it’s like watching a trainwreck. No one learns from the past same cycle keeps repeating.
Avoid giving liquidity to these rug-pullers. Timing the market rarely ends well; it usually just crashes.
Anyone could’ve launched that token on the same chain. But given the history with Trump’s tokens, why even risk it?
Corruption is everywhere in politics. So many are just in it for the cash. But hey, there’s a lesson here too; cheap knock-offs never really compete with the real deal.
Maybe one day, someone with a real conscience will step in and investigate all this corruption. But it’s tough to have hope, honestly.
It’s one thing to be a politician, another to be a con artist. Those who invest in trash like this clearly aren’t serious about their money.
People just don’t listen. They’ll try to make quick bucks, only to buy high and sell low. I learned that lesson with Trump tokens. Lost a good chunk of change.
Sure, Trump’s a pro at manipulating the system. He gets people on board but doesn’t deliver. It’s wild how trusting some people can be.
I don’t get how people overlook the past failures. They follow trends blindly like sheep. It’s just embarrassing.
It’s sad to see power used like this, but we can’t ignore our role in electing a known fraud. Things are unfolding as expected.