How popular will Saylor be when he goes from Saylor to Seller? 🤣🤣🤣

And just like that SpaceX IPO makes a 19%. Yay, Elon is a Trillionaire and your one $135 share went up 30 bucks. Congratulations on your free half tank of gas.

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Do I need to explain Liquidity again? You can only take what's available in the jar at this very moment. The jar can be replace after you are gone with 2 clicks of a mouse. It's like you never existed. Whales have no leverage at the lows. They are a just blip, of course that frustrates them. No position, no power. The liquid is so low, even if RH himself didn't replace the liquidity, 40 of us can come up with a grand. There is nothing to sell a large position into. So go ahead... Empty the cup for 10 secs.

People say I don't understand why you like hex. My reply: I agree, because you don't understand and you probably aren't capable.

Look I get it, most coins only have one chart. That's exactly why I can't possibly care any less about them. BTW.. no one is buying any of those right now either.

When any account leaves the system larger than my position.

People do stream about the Hex system state. Price are just so low, so no one cares. Some of us actually do like an update on the system state. I watch all of these because it isn't a shill, it's simply how the pieces move and effect the system. A system no other crypto has and is beyond the understanding of most crypto users. Like it, hate it, don't care, it is unique and far more interesting than coin of the month club. Not every product is for everyone. People buy what they like. Your opinion is none of my concern. Holders set the prices, not people with empty or tiny bags. HEX T-Share Report | Walled Garden of HEX Mining youtube.com/live/tAVwRlxpblg… via @YouTube

Card story Years of avidly playing cards, I have never gotten a royal flush. I had a 5 card straight flush a total of once. However a lady sat down beside once and got a royal flush on her very first hand, after I had been playing for almost 3 hours that day. Absolutely I got up from the table and kept on walking. Right seat, right time!! Amount of time? Nope, didn't matter at all. Yes, you see that exactly in crypto all the time, but sitting next to someone who won isn't the same of having the cards. Conditions had to be right. If one person left the table or another entered at that moment it would have completely changed the outcome. You are not entitled to a winning hand no matter how much you keep putting in, how long you play. It is a known risk, the difficultly and the odds are known. It's the fact we see others winning that brings people to the table. No one is playing at a table where people are almost completely out of chips and everyone is cursing at the dealer. No one is going to casino where the former regulars are screaming it's rigged all over the Internet. They need to see you win and want to win too. But they can't if the conditions aren't right. You can't control the deal, you can only play the cards you are dealt. Everyone gets a different hand. People arrive to the table at different times. Some bet more, some bet less. You just need a chip and a chair and that's your chance. No seat, no chip, no chance. Play responsibly.

I formally apologize for any pain I may have caused anyone from forcing them to think for themselves.

$10 a week for 52 weeks is 1 million Hex. No excuses at these prices, if you are lucky and they stay down long enough for you to get it. If you don't have $10 a week, you probably shouldn't be on the board, you are going to have a real hard time on the way up. You aren't retiring. If this is the case... You don't need crypto, you need a second job. You need now income. It's not about throwing in massive amounts. It's about building a position to begin with. If the price runs there is no "worry about it later." There is just less and less purchasing power at higher prices that don't move the needle on your position. I am not busting chops. But let's be real, a few hundred bucks isn't investing and trying to build a position, it's gambling and hoping. You know when you are gambling the odds are stacked and you should expect to win way less if you even do win. 400 million bags are simply 400 people that want a 1 million position. Boom Absorbed. The last in line is paying significantly more. We don't have rogue billionaires with billions of dollars in coins at these prices. We don't have a Saylor or a Tom Lee. Do the math. A billion hex is normal daily volume in this bear market. The sell pressure is a joke, simply because we have a lot of people that bought once and are good with what they already have in. Well so they think for now. They absolutely will sell too soon buy back in higher and higher over and over til their bag is tiny and insignificant, then the bottom falls out. They will have less coins and money. They won't buy now, no... They are waiting for a sign. Here you go

A royal flush pays 100x The odds of getting one is 1 in 650,000. A 10,000 x is like hitting a royal flush 100 times. You don't need a 10,000x. You need a bigger bag to start with. You can't go back, only forward.

Things go parabolic because sellers run out of coins on the way up. People with no coins don't get a say. It's harder to hold on the upside than giving up a position that isn't worth selling. Not like it takes up any space and you aren't tripping over it.

That's actually interesting. The best day to buy Hex for the cheapest price was on Day 33. One eth bought 2 million Hex. But one eth isn't $80 anymore.