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Bitcoin Death is approaching

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Crypto has it's ups and downs but I highly doubt bitcoin is going to die. Every single down there's always "It's going to die!" "It's going to crash!" And then it bounces back.
 

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Bitcoin today is like the Euro, no matters how much is going bad and lost his value, the economy "puppeteers" will make it no to die because all the global economics implications.
 

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Yeah yeah, bitcoin is on the rise again, but an important myth has been busted since this thread was posted tho. The myth that crypto was manipulation-free or at least less prone to manipulation than other markets.

Markets are manipulated. The crypto itself is bound to the rules that code it.

I don't see the point you are making. If I ask you for cash in exchange for Bitcoin, take your money, and then say "whoops!" no Bitcoin, are you suggesting that the crypto was manipulated?

Crypto has it's ups and downs but I highly doubt bitcoin is going to die. Every single down there's always "It's going to die!" "It's going to crash!" And then it bounces back.
It's satire.
 
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