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Aged like fine wine
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>>544598030
is this Gamer gate?
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>>544598143
>BTC when the 'toss was made = $18000
>BTC now = over $81000

Yes — a currency becoming 4.5× stronger against another is an extremely large and significant change.

In practical terms, this means one unit of the stronger currency now buys 4.5 times as much of the other currency as it did before. That is a 350% appreciation (or, equivalently, the weaker currency has lost roughly 78% of its value against the first).

### Why this is so big
- Normal currency moves are usually measured in fractions of a percent per day or a few percent over months.
- A 10–20% move over a year is already considered substantial in major pairs.
- Moves of 50%+ over a couple of years are rare and typically tied to major economic crises, policy shifts, or structural changes.
- A 4.5× move is in a completely different category — more like the kind of shift seen in extreme cases (post-hyperinflation recoveries, major peg breaks, wartime or political regime changes, or long-term economic divergences).

### What it implies
Such a move usually reflects one or more of:
- Very different inflation rates (the stronger currency’s country had far lower inflation).
- Major differences in interest rates, growth, productivity, or capital flows.
- A crisis or policy failure on the weaker side (or a sharp recovery/policy success on the stronger side).
- Sometimes a formal revaluation, currency reform, or the end of a fixed peg.

Bottom line: In foreign-exchange terms, a 4.5× strengthening is not a normal fluctuation — it is a dramatic, historically large shift that would have major real-world effects on trade, inflation, debt, investment, and purchasing power.
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>>544598030
>Bitcoin spam spills to pol
>Bitcoin drops 30%
Like clockwork. Watch, the next few months are going to be red.
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>>544598360
Obviously, one doesn't need to advertise undervalued objects, the buyers actively search for them.
Advertisement = overvalued, faulty, past its prime, better competition.
Just spelling it out for the tards.
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>>544598294
yeah nah
not reading all that
kony 2012
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>>544598698
tldr just look at this image
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>>544598442
Blockchain is not controlled and naturally inflation resistant
Monopoly money isn't
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>bumpa buuuuuuummnnnnpa
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>>544599877
I can hold monopoly money in my hands, bitcoin is just computer mumbojumbo voodo magic.
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>>544600804
>He doesn't realise money is just an agreed upon medium of exchange
>He doesn't realise over 90% of his monopoly money is on balance sheets that don't leave the banking system
>He doesn't realise the big banks can just use anglojew magic to infinitely make more money and make his monopoly money worthless

LMAOING at your goycattle life
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>>544598030
>vintage toss that aged like wine
got you senpai
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>>544601165
You can laugh all you want, i'm not buying you bag.



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