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What caused the rise of the currency $ELIZAOS by 50% today?
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After the currency rose to nearly $400 million and sharply dropped to 0.008, it sparked widespread debate among those who believe it is a technical error and others who see it as real. We explained the matter earlier, and now we return to the reason for the currency's rise today from 0.008 to 0.015, and the reason is clear: to restore confidence in buyers and that it is a currency with strong projects and a bright future. However, the reality is that it is a fraudulent currency that will not keep your money safe. All of this is to create what is known as FOMO, or the fear of missing out on opportunities. Some may think it could reach $5 soon, and while this could happen, once again, no one will benefit due to the lack of buyers at these levels, leading to selling pressure and a lack of demand, and the currency will return once again to its level, resulting in massive losses.
In the end, think before you venture your money, study, and do not be swayed by promoters.
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After the currency rose to nearly $400 million and sharply dropped to 0.008, it sparked widespread debate among those who believe it is a technical error and others who see it as real. We explained the matter earlier, and now we return to the reason for the currency's rise today from 0.008 to 0.015, and the reason is clear: to restore confidence in buyers and that it is a currency with strong projects and a bright future. However, the reality is that it is a fraudulent currency that will not keep your money safe. All of this is to create what is known as FOMO, or the fear of missing out on opportunities. Some may think it could reach $5 soon, and while this could happen, once again, no one will benefit due to the lack of buyers at these levels, leading to selling pressure and a lack of demand, and the currency will return once again to its level, resulting in massive losses.
In the end, think before you venture your money, study, and do not be swayed by promoters.
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