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The people that talk the most shit here have absolutely ZERO receipts I’ve made countless million+ dollar public wins in real time, in front of thousands I have a mini country of people that have watched me do it time after time, and that can vouch for me doing...

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Any annoying hater ever running their mouth with my name in it, if u care to silence You can drop them this post as 1 summarizing receipt of many and ask them to show any receipt of theirs since so many of my receipts are spread out over the years, lot of ppl don’t realize what we’ve accomplished publicly in real time if u been with me Song: Crash by @sabaPIVOT

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Crashvor 1 Jahr

I wonder how annoying it must be for some ppl to constantly see me post with chip on shoulder always no matter the results And think “stop u don’t need to be like this” lol I’m sorry 🍊

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MrLogisticsvor 2 Jahren

I helped Ecom businesses save $50M+ in shipping fees in last 24 months. Here's how I saved @LuxuryWatchGuy1 $200,000 in just 4 hours:

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DargDargvor 1 Jahr

And you will do it again with your 6th stone when the time comes!

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Fushubeevor 1 Jahr

Legend bro

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RECONvor 1 Jahr

How much is that in realizes gains TRY HARD? Lol. You don’t think some people understand how liquidity works. Let’s see all those in realized gains.

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Crashvor 1 Jahr

Hey show me anything you’ve done I’ll wait 😂

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zobbyvor 1 Jahr

$Crash has the most receipts on CT.

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