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222$ non è neanche considerato come denaro

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Se non è una truffa 😂. Pensi che io sia una persona ricca 🤑🤑.

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have 330$ $PEPE , shall I buy more or it ill go down? Kindly assist me 🥺 #pepe⚡

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$DOGE $SHIB $PEPE Names that, a few years ago, would have elicited blank stares. Now? They're internet legends, financial curiosities, and, for some, surprisingly lucrative investments (or surprisingly painful losses). These are the meme coins, cryptocurrencies born not from white papers and complex algorithms, but from internet jokes and viral trends. Their rise is a fascinating case study in the intersection of finance and internet culture. Dogecoin, the original meme coin, started as a joke, a playful parody of Bitcoin. Yet, fueled by online communities and celebrity endorsements (Elon Musk, we're looking at you), it soared to unexpected heights. This success spawned a wave of imitators, each vying for a piece of the meme-fueled pie. But the allure of meme coins isn't without its perils. Unlike established cryptocurrencies with clearly defined use cases and development teams, meme coins often lack a solid foundation. Their value is heavily reliant on hype, social media trends, and the whims of online communities. This makes them incredibly volatile, prone to wild price swings that can leave investors with significant gains – or crippling losses. The question, then, isn't whether meme coins are fun – they undeniably are. The question is whether they're a sound investment. For many, the answer is a resounding "no." The risk is simply too high. They're more akin to speculative gambles than long-term investments, better suited for those comfortable with potentially losing everything. While the stories of overnight riches are tantalizing, the reality is far less glamorous for most. So, before diving into the meme coin market, remember: do your research, understand the risks, and only invest what you can afford to lose. Because, like a perfectly crafted meme, the joke might be on you. #mememcoinseason2024 #pepe⚡ #shiba⚡ #doge⚡ #meme_coin

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Ahahaaa I'm really disappointed from $HMSTR , after all that vibe and noise they made it listed it on 0.01$ 😂❤️‍🩹 I guess we have to boycott those scammers 🥺🥹 #HMSTRAirdrop #boycott #boycotthmstr

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By this time, all the users who participated on the airdrops on telegram bots must have already received around 88% of their coins. within one hour we will know what's the launch price of $HMSTR , are you excited for that?) in my opinion it will be 0.1$, let's see. #HMSTRAirdrop #Airdrops_free

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