YOLO!
Vocal Community Microfiction Series - Chain
"So, let me get this straight. You want me to drop $10,000.00 on a bunch of BananaCoins, which are backed by a code that will only generate a finite number of BananaCoins, which would then increase the value of my investment by 1000% in less than a year?"
"...Yes."
"...and this code is backed by a larger network of code that will secure the value of my investment and will never break, split or be hacked in any way?"
"Uh-huh."
"...and that's all BananaCoin is backed by?"
"Pretty much."
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"Lol. YOLO!"
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If they use a lot of a spin words to get people to invest, there is a reason beware. Great job! ♥️
Yeah, crypto baffles. Well done
Yeah, that's an accurate representation of the crypto community when it's only revolved around hype. It reminds me of when there was a crypto coin named squid. It got f*cking rug pulled like You would not believe. One guy was streaming it, and literally caught it all crash to zero in an instant. They creators of the coin said that like the actual squid game that the coin was based off of that they were going to only give the proceeds to one of the winners, to one of the wallets. Other rug pulls have happened with famous YouTubers before. Like, there was a crypto coin about "save the kids." Then of course everybody's heard of "cryptozoo." If You're going to get into anything, start generic and basic with the mainstays that have proven longevity. People are always afraid about getting left behind, that they jump into new ventures that haven't even proven their verification yet, and that have no way of providing any form of verification.
I admire you for having enough knowledge of how these currencies work to write a story about it 😅 These systems make my head spin! Great story :)
And that YOLO won't have much left to live on that once.
These kinda stuff scare me so much because I can never understand them 😅
You should have written a while ago, to help all those ‘investors’