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A deck has more than a dozen people. If the big brother invests, we will invest. If the big brother doesn't invest, we won't invest. As a result, all funds are concentrated on the so-called "high-market-value VC coins" that came later, and some projects that only require very little money to build well died in the bear market because of the broken capital chain.
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There are also some people who are outside the circle who try to turn over in crypto. Anyway, make a PPT and form a makeshift team according to the preferences of VCs. If you can fool one, it’s one. It looks fancy, but in fact, it’s not as good as the ICO people who understand the essence of crypto.
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Garmin's Fenix 8 smartwatches, which retail for just under £1,000 ($1,200), are some of the devices to have issues - however not all watches are affected by the outage.
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The firm told the BBC it was aware of the problem, and suggested users reset their devices - adding it would "provide more information on a permanent fix when available".
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Customers have taken to social media to express their frustration at their smartwatches not working properly and what many see as the company's slow response.
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Some users reported seeing a blue triangle when they tried to turn on their watch, while others were stuck on its start-up screen.
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Smartwatch firm Garmin is facing a backlash after customers around the world complained their devices were not working.
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Well, some small VCs may really have few graduates from serious financial majors, so they can only follow the big brother to invest.
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Customers have taken to social media to express their frustration at their smartwatches not working properly and what many see as the company's slow response.
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The firm told the BBC it was aware of the problem, and suggested users reset their devices - adding it would "provide more information on a permanent fix when available".
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Garmin's Fenix 8 smartwatches, which retail for just under £1,000 ($1,200), are some of the devices to have issues - however not all watches are affected by the outage.
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Some users reported seeing a blue triangle when they tried to turn on their watch, while others were stuck on its start-up screen.
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Smartwatch firm Garmin is facing a backlash after customers around the world complained their devices were not working.
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Let’s talk about the project parties: Those who are a little more careful will find that since the second half of 2022, there are more project parties than leeks.
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So in order to embrace supervision, the passive market-making project parties themselves cannot control the currency price, many derivatives have been suspended, and many regions have restricted the functions that can be used, which is neither fish nor fowl.
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Everyone hopes to become a project party and share the fame and fortune in one fell swoop
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Retail investors: including all individual investors including KOLs. How many people are the same as in the previous cycles, "making money in the cryptocurrency circle and spending money in the cryptocurrency circle". To be honest, some people come to the cryptocurrency circle to find a job just because they can't find it in other industries. They withdraw money after getting their salary and don't even buy coins themselves.
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There are also some people who are outside the circle who try to turn over in crypto. Anyway, make a PPT and form a makeshift team according to the preferences of VCs. If you can fool one, it’s one. It looks fancy, but in fact, it’s not as good as the ICO people who understand the essence of crypto.
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However, exchanges are also facing the strictest supervision. Once any financial asset is targeted by those old B-listers on Wall Street, the money-making effect will take a sharp turn (disgusted face). So in order to embrace supervision, the passive market-making project parties themselves cannot control the currency price, many derivatives have been suspended, and many regions have restricted the functions that can be used, which is neither fish nor fowl.
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To be honest, some people come to the cryptocurrency circle to find a job just because they can't find it in other industries. They withdraw money after getting their salary and don't even buy coins themselves. There are also some matrix accounts, marginal accounts, etc., who withdraw money as soon as they receive advertising fees.
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