Stonks, real estate, paying taxes, corporate employment, pensions, healthcare, immigration... these are all vigorously-used tools of financial warfare of the old against the young. Crypto is the only tool that goes the other way; war of young on old.

Boomers who benefit from the status quo view younger generations as exit liquidity. Older men only care that young men function as tax cattle funding their pensions, inflating housing. It's a bad deal for Zoomers, older generations are offloading costs and extracting wealth. x.com/GreeneMan6/sta…

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The crypto market continues its downward trend with volatility. However, even in this sluggish market, a few tokens have bucked the trend, maintaining their own independent rhythm of "big rises and falls." This Odaily will analyze these recently high-performing "monster coins," attempting to summarize their commonalities and help identify the next investment targets with the potential for explosive growth.
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On December 15, Bitcoin fell from $90,000 to $85,616, a single-day drop of more than 5%.
There were no major scandals or negative events that day, and the on-chain data didn't show any unusual selling pressure. If you only look at news from the crypto, it's hard to...