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Bob L 👌

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only rambling and reposting. no financial advice what so ever

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slayphin (@slayphindotweb3) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Reminder: You can still buy $STARTUP under 10m. $1B+ MC by end of year. Enjoy ICM season. Thank you for your attention on this matter.

Reminder: You can still buy $STARTUP under 10m.

$1B+ MC by end of year. Enjoy ICM season.

Thank you for your attention on this matter.
Tsubasa (@yi75913) 's Twitter Profile Photo

You can already see it — $STARTUP is the only meme simultaneously being bought by multiple nice projects as part of their treasury reserves. It’s not just a slogan — it’s becoming a cultural movement, the symbol and totem of ICM. Yes, that’s right: the product is the market cap.

You can already see it — $STARTUP is the only meme simultaneously being bought by multiple nice projects as part of their treasury reserves. It’s not just a slogan — it’s becoming a cultural movement, the symbol and totem of ICM.
Yes, that’s right: the product is the market cap.
89 PRIMO (@89_primo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'm feeling like Internet Capital markets on believeapp will swish through Verese projects, but ultimately all roads lead back to $startup You can sleep on your bag, because the product is the Market cap..

hoppadinus ™ 📈 (@hoppadinus) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The product is the market cap! This thesis will never change. The difference between $STARTUP and other projects is that startup is just accepting the fact and being honest about it.

Angelic Investor™ (@angelinvestortm) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Of startups that don’t fail, 90-95% are acquired in a private sale. So ask yourself… if the ICM project you are invested in has new owners, and the founder is gone… will you be compensated? Will your token be worth anything?

Bob L 👌 (@bobreddik) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We live in a debt-saturated aging global economy where governments are forced to constantly issue new debt to sustain growth and refinance existing obligations. This vicious cycle however only amplifies the debt burden, future refinancing demands and structural fragility. To