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I’ve used this phrase myself from time to time and I’ve more often than not had the ability to buy something better or spend more but I just haven’t wanted to spend anymore money. I’ve also observed this with others and at times I’ve seen those with the least give the most. I think it’s a comment used by those who don’t want to spend more money, more so than someone who isn’t able to give more.
Sydney man makes fortune on crypto 5x his investment in 4 years.
news.com.au/finance/money/investing/sydney-ma...Firstly let me say I am an novice, I’ve been in crypto since November 2020 and did my arse on shitcoins in May. Then I’ll say this is no more than a prediction from a nobody based on my observations on what I’ve seen in the crypto space over the past 12 months. Some might criticise me for stating the obvious, however I don’t feel like this is common knowledge for the average Jo or retail investor who is might be the ones who pay the price. I just hope that this can be taken as an alternative view point so you don't do your arse in November like I did mine in May.
Dog meme coins have taken off again due to a special upcoming date. The original doge dog turns 15 this November the 2nd. We
Hi All, this is my first post. I’ve followed for a while and I wanted to say what a healthy community this is. The question I have is more broadly around exchanges. I have $ONE in two exchanges, one being Binance. I had wanted to invest in some Harmony dapps and was going to transfer some $ONE tokens to the Harmony One wallet. When it says “withdraws are suspended” which over the past two days both Binance & a smaller exchange I use both have this message, what does this mean exactly? I assume it may mean given the trading volume has increased so much that they don’t want $ONE tokens transferred off of their exchange to protect their liquidity but that’s merely my guess - I actually have
Motivational speaking does not influence long-term change, we listening hoping for a solution to our problems and new ways to do things. Yet the only thing people take away from motivational speakers is merely short lived entertainment where we leave feeling reenergised and full of ambition which wears off as soon as your next life problem arises.

