CALLING FOR A HATE RALLY! @robbieklages of @therollupco on Crypto Banter with @cryptomanran says he expects extremely negative crypto headlines with Democrats controlling more of…
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🚨CALLING FOR A HATE RALLY!
@robbieklages of @therollupco on Crypto Banter with @cryptomanran says he expects extremely negative crypto headlines with Democrats controlling more of the narrative and …
🚨CALLING FOR A HATE RALLY!
@robbieklages of @therollupco on Crypto Banter with @cryptomanran says he expects extremely negative crypto headlines with Democrats controlling more of the narrative and Elizabeth Warren chairing the banking committee. They’ll associate Trump with crypto and go after him with lawfare.
He still believes crypto goes up. Retail will realize the media is lying as the market rises and buy back in much higher.
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