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Кто ещё помнит такую криптовалюту, как PI coin?
Одно время я майнил её , когда она была только на стадии разработки. Это был один из тех проектов, которые пассивно текут тебе в кошелек на протяжении месяцев, прежде чем накопится хоть какой-то капитал.😅
И когда она наконец вышла, я был очень рад, потому что объема валюты на моём кошельке было на более 2000 долларов🥳.
Тем не менее, оказалось что я могу вывести лишь немного, остальное было заблокированно.
Я так и не вывел их. Сейчас эта валюта скатывается всё ниже и ниже. Из тех 2к долларов осталось всего 150.
Мораль - быстрый заработок это миф, и даже самый надёжный и многообещающий проект может стать никому не нужен очень быстро.🫤

Это реальность криптоактивов, поэтому важно всегда обезопасить себя и иметь "подушку безопасности" , которая исключает возможность потеи всего капитала.
Важно тратить на проект ровно столько , сколько не жалко потерять.🧠

#StoryTime

How a Group of Reddit Users Brought Wall Street to Its Knees It was supposed to be a quiet corner of the internet—a chaotic digital sandbox for thrill-seeking retail investors who joked about "YOLO-ing" their life savings.
The subreddit r/wallstreetbets was a world of memes, irrational risk, and a shared passion for the stock market. But in early 2021, this forum of amateur traders launched a rebellion that sent shockwaves through the very foundation of the financial world. The target was an aging icon: GameStop, the brick-and-mortar video game retailer. Wall Street's most powerful hedge funds had placed a massive bet against it, convinced the company was a dinosaur on the verge of extinction. They were "shorting" the stock, a sophisticated strategy where they borrowed and sold shares, hoping to buy them back later at a lower price and pocket the difference. To them, GameStop's failure was a foregone conclusion, a quick way to make a fortune. But the digital gladiators of WallStreetBets saw something different. They saw an opportunity. When one of their members noticed that the hedge funds' short positions were unbelievably large, a collective spark ignited. What if, instead of letting the stock die, they all rallied and bought shares? The idea was audacious, reckless, and utterly thrilling.

A call to arms echoed across the forum. With a shared war cry of "Hold the line!", thousands of small-time investors united, pooling their savings. They weren't just buying a stock; they were fighting back against the financial titans who had bet on their favorite childhood store to fail. What followed was a spectacle for the ages. As the price of GameStop’s stock began to inch up, the hedge funds started to panic. Their bets were going wrong, and they were losing billions of dollars by the hour. To cut their losses, they were forced to buy back shares at an increasingly inflated price. This triggered a "short squeeze"—a financial tornado that sent the stock price into the stratosphere, soaring from a mere few dollars to nearly $500 in a matter of days.
The saga became a global sensation, a story of Davids triumphing over Goliaths. It was a raw, unfiltered display of a community's power to challenge centralized authority. While the story was far from over—with trading restrictions and political fallout—the legend of the WallStreetBets community was etched into history, a powerful reminder that in the digital age, a mob with a mission can change the world.
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