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All these BTC "games" is not helping the cause of decentralisation! The SEC and FEDS would be congratulating themselves now that the weak core of the BTC community has been exposed. Very Shameful that Elon made himself the Judas, not that someone else with a significant holding (not hodling) would not have taken that opportunity to cluster FUD the coin and make significant gains.
Herein lies the mistrust, now that this has been done and proven to be true, it is just a matter of fact before the next Judas comes along for the next FUD.
In all these, the Major Banks and FIs would now be extra careful and not wanting to go in both feet.
We still have a long way to go, but we are on the right track.
GLA!
Fact is, we (yes everyone) attributed the spectacular rise of BTC to folks like Elon. This in part is true, but could also be the harm. If we are truly Decentralised - Without one person or Organisation's Influence, then we have a long way to go. The Whales still calls the sho(r)t unfortunately!
Yesterday was a good day to convince anyone still in doubt!
Moreover, where was Elon Musk in Cryposphere a year ago???
Now we all attribute Cryptoinfluence (godlike status) to him when he is just after his own bottom line.
IMO, the community does not need folks like him. As at my last check (please correct me if wrong), NO ONE in their right sense would buy Tesla (depreciating) using BTC, NEVER!!!
This EM dude is a seriously not getting bit. No one in their right senses would have even considered buying Tesla using Bitcoin when there is more upside to a coin than downside.
More funny is when Markets now reacted "violently" to this.
I bet he is fancying himself as the Donald Trump of Industry, not everything is says should be taken seriously!
I am sometimes amazed at the length Deramper would go to (including opening a new account profile) just to talk rubbish.
Maybe it is just me, but I am just like wow!
Gimix or whatever you are, be bold and use your default LSE profile to post here, ok?