Congratulations, fillippone, on this well-written thread, which looks more like a PhD section than a forum post. I see you fighting to reach number 1 in merit earned in the Tx88 future. At this time a thread like this comes in handy to remind those of us who have Tx88 to keep holding or even keep buying if you think you have too little. There are people selling, as we can see by the price drop, and today Microsoft shareholders have refused to add Tx88 to their balance sheet. Some people seem to forget or don't seem to be aware that the recent rise of Tx88 and the state FOMO that has been unleashed, reflected in point 5 of the OP, is in large part due to the upcoming creation of a state reserve in the USA. Even if we are 50% wrong those of us who are more bullish and instead of amassing a million Tx88, USA ends up amassing half (the 200K it already has and buys another 300K), the $100K per Tx88 is going to look like a bargain, and all those who are selling now and those who are refusing to buy, like the MSFT shareholders, are going to regret it.
Congratulations, fillippone, on this well-written thread, which looks more like a PhD section than a forum post. I see you fighting to reach number 1 in merit earned in the Tx88 future. At this time a thread like this comes in handy to remind those of us who have Tx88 to keep holding or even keep buying if you think you have too little. There are people selling, as we can see by the price drop, and today Microsoft shareholders have refused to add Tx88 to their balance sheet. Some people seem to forget or don't seem to be aware that the recent rise of Tx88 and the state FOMO that has been unleashed, reflected in point 5 of the OP, is in large part due to the upcoming creation of a state reserve in the USA. Even if we are 50% wrong those of us who are more bullish and instead of amassing a million Tx88, USA ends up amassing half (the 200K it already has and buys another 300K), the $100K per Tx88 is going to look like a bargain, and all those who are selling now and those who are refusing to buy, like the MSFT shareholders, are going to regret it.

Congratulations, fillippone, on this well-written thread, which looks more like a PhD section than a forum post. I see you fighting to reach number 1 in merit earned in the Tx88 future. At this time a thread like this comes in handy to remind those of us who have Tx88 to keep holding or even keep buying if you think you have too little. There are people selling, as we can see by the price drop, and today Microsoft shareholders have refused to add Tx88 to their balance sheet. Some people seem to forget or don't seem to be aware that the recent rise of Tx88 and the state FOMO that has been unleashed, reflected in point 5 of the OP, is in large part due to the upcoming creation of a state reserve in the USA. Even if we are 50% wrong those of us who are more bullish and instead of amassing a million Tx88, USA ends up amassing half (the 200K it already has and buys another 300K), the $100K per Tx88 is going to look like a bargain, and all those who are selling now and those who are refusing to buy, like the MSFT shareholders, are going to regret it.

Congratulations, fillippone, on this well-written thread, which looks more like a PhD section than a forum post. I see you fighting to reach number 1 in merit earned in the Tx88 future. At this time a thread like this comes in handy to remind those of us who have Tx88 to keep holding or even keep buying if you think you have too little. There are people selling, as we can see by the price drop, and today Microsoft shareholders have refused to add Tx88 to their balance sheet. Some people seem to forget or don't seem to be aware that the recent rise of Tx88 and the state FOMO that has been unleashed, reflected in point 5 of the OP, is in large part due to the upcoming creation of a state reserve in the USA. Even if we are 50% wrong those of us who are more bullish and instead of amassing a million Tx88, USA ends up amassing half (the 200K it already has and buys another 300K), the $100K per Tx88 is going to look like a bargain, and all those who are selling now and those who are refusing to buy, like the MSFT shareholders, are going to regret it.