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vulpeslopez:
Started this thread in SEPT from page 3202 and now I am HERE........Thanks to everybody for the Contributions.

With this kind of dedication, you're a winner. All you just need is action (if you haven't yet), some failures, some regrets, then lots of savings and patience as you gradually develop your strategy from experience.

Chikacha:
Thank you so much for sharing this information. I always enjoy reading your posts. Now I’m wondering when SUI will bottom out.

SUI will either make or break me by the next cycle.

The moment the tokenomics is in full circulation, currently at deficit of 7B (70%), it'll do wonders. It has a good chart, marketing, popularity, etc.

Robnectar:
Shey u go ewon nih

Well, welcome back oo, weyrey ti je ewa li le pka
See as I draw d weyrey leg come outside

Èwon tí bàbá ẹ àti ìyá lọ

Baba ẹ fi garri je ẹwà, ìyá ẹ lo koko

Sorry abt the loss of your parents... They couldn't make it out.. I saw them kpai for ewon

IyaTola:
Are you now an escrow?

Èwo ni ìbéèrè,

But u sabi read na...

Person Need something, ẹ tag me...
He didn't say he need an escrow, we have done deal long b4 and that's why he tag me

Where did he mention escrow now nítorí Ọlọ́run P

IgiveLadiesBj:
Ogbeni focus on yourself

Modus operanda, make unah dey jonz unah selves

DenreleDave:
Èwon tí bàbá ẹ àti ìyá lọ

Baba ẹ fi garri je ẹwà, ìyá ẹ lo koko

Sorry abt the loss of your parents... They couldn't make it out.. I saw them kpai for ewon

Jonzin,... See ur leg outside

Guys... Robnectar loss his parents.

According to him, We were both in Èwon .... I made it out but his old parents couldn't...

Let's us congratulate him

IgiveLadiesBj:
Ogbeni focus on yourself

Leave the weyrey .. Naso ẹ dey do...


Just ignore am..... His minions here are quick to bliv him..... He get "d*" supporters for here..

Very soon, dem go soon dey attack u.. So jsut leave him alone with me

IyaTola:
Are you now an escrow?

U can see what really happened there

Robnectar:
Jonzin,... See ur leg outside

Afeez Shomorin.... Drshomo..

So wetin happen bayi?

DenreleDave:
Leave the weyrey .. Naso ẹ dey do...


Just ignore am..... His minions here are quick to bliv him..... He get "d*" supporters for here..

Very soon, dem go soon dey attack u.. So jsut leave him alone with me

Make unah dey play,.. attacking midfielder and striker

DenreleDave:
Afeez Shomorin.... Drshomo..

So wetin happen bayi?

Oti cast gan,,,...ewa ti Wu Lori iyalaya e gan

Robnectar:
Make unah dey play,.. attacking midfielder and striker

Leave am like dt.. Koko be say e call on me and I answer..

U can share to ur minions here what you want them to bliv, I sabi u well well..

So Robnectar minions, ur detective has done his work again, make una gather una Brain come attack me for una Oga..

DenreleDave:
Guys... Robnectar loss his parents.

According to him, We were both in Èwon .... I made it out but his old parents couldn't...

Let's us congratulate him

Pig 🐷

Dirty mood is ur playground, not here

Robnectar:
Oti cast gan,,,...ewa ti Wu Lori iyalaya e gan

Baba ẹ àti ìyá ẹ cast for èwòn na

Dey didn't live to tell u bcox wọn kú síbè.. So ó mọ ni

Robnectar:
My father is a Pig 🐷

Dirty mood is his playground, not here

As we dey exchange words, I am waiting for ur minions to launch their attack too.....

Oya.. E bo de ooo

DenreleDave:
Baba ẹ àti ìyá ẹ cast for èwòn na

Dey didn't live to tell u bcox wọn kú síbè.. So ó mọ ni

Play play, weyrey stop playing
Ewon is still knocking on your door, knock! Knock!!

Robnectar:
Play play, weyrey stop playing
Ewon is still knocking on your door, knock! Knock!!

Ehnnn... The next ewon na with ur molebi..

All of us papo.... If u Don born, èmi àti gbogbo ìdílé ẹ ní.. A jọ lọ ewon ni

DenreleDave:
As we dey exchange words, I am waiting for ur minions to launch their attack too.....

Oya.. E bo de ooo

Abi Won ti bo de si inu obo iya e

The last time I dealt with you here, I know how many of your minions beg me for here to forgive you..


During my ban, I dey see how u dey gaslight people for here but I no fit comment...

Oya, no more ban... Fire ur best shot....

Afeez Shomorin...

DenreleDave:
Ehnnn... The next ewon na with ur molebi..

All of us papo.... If u Don born, èmi àti gbogbo ìdílé ẹ ní.. A jọ lọ ewon ni

Becox u don turn exconvict now,.. u wan make everybody loose guard like u too go ewon abi

Robnectar:
Abi Won ti bo de si inu obo iya mi

. Okay okay... Looto ni

Robnectar:
Becox my parents don turn exconvict now,.. Dem wan make everybody loose guard like them too go ewon abi

You are right about this.. Ur parents were ex con

True true

iLegendd:
The moment the tokenomics is in full circulation, currently at deficit of 7B (70%), it'll do wonders. It has a good chart, marketing, popularity, etc.

Yes, I pray it doesn't happen in the bull market... maybe bear market.

DenreleDave:
You are right about this.. my parents were ex con

True true

LIST 50 KEYWORDS THAT AFFECT BTC OR STOCKS MARKET

List 50 or more of the keywords of macro reports that affect liquidity in crypto and stock market.

GPT's reply

Monetary Policy
1. Federal Reserve (Fed)
2. Interest Rates
3. Quantitative Easing (QE)
4. Quantitative Tightening (QT)
5. Rate Hikes
6. Rate Cuts
7. Fed Funds Rate
8. Open Market Operations
9. Yield Curve
10. Repo Market

Inflation Indicators
11. Consumer Price Index (CPI)
12. Core CPI
13. Producer Price Index (PPI)
14. Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE)
15. Inflation Expectations

Economic Growth
16. Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
17. GDP Growth Rate
18. Employment Data
19. Unemployment Rate
20. Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP)

Liquidity Metrics
21. M2 Money Supply
22. Reserve Balances
23. Commercial Bank Lending
24. Liquidity Ratio
25. Velocity of Money

Fiscal Policy
26. Government Spending
27. Fiscal Stimulus
28. Budget Deficit
29. Sovereign Debt
30. Treasury Issuance

Global Central Banks
31. European Central Bank (ECB)
32. Bank of Japan (BoJ)
33. Bank of England (BoE)
34. People's Bank of China (PBoC)

Market Sentiment
35. VIX Index (Volatility Index)
36. Risk-On/Risk-Off Sentiment
37. Capital Flows
38. Margin Debt
39. Credit Spreads

Currency Markets
40. USD Index (DXY)
41. Foreign Exchange Reserves
42. Exchange Rate Volatility

Energy and Commodities
43. Oil Prices
44. Gold Prices
45. Commodity Indexes

Geopolitical Risks
46. War and Conflict
47. Trade Policies
48. Sanctions

Crypto-Specific Factors
49. Bitcoin Dominance
50. Stablecoin Liquidity
51. Mining Costs
52. DeFi Total Value Locked (TVL)

Market-Specific Metrics
53. Equity Market Capitalization
54. Stock Buybacks
55. IPO Activity
56. Corporate Earnings Reports



Question 2:

Out of all you listed, which are the MOST important to BTC going up or down and how does it work?

From here, begin to query GPT and trust me, you'll learn A LOT!

Question 2:

Out of all you listed, which are the MOST important to BTC going up or down and how does it work?

GPT's Reply:

Here are the most critical factors influencing Bitcoin's (BTC) price movements, ranked by their impact, with explanations of how they work:

1. Federal Reserve (Fed) & Interest Rates

Why It Matters:

Bitcoin is highly sensitive to monetary policy, particularly in relation to interest rate changes.

When the Fed raises rates, risk assets (including BTC) become less attractive as higher yields in bonds and savings accounts draw capital away from speculative investments.

Conversely, rate cuts or dovish policies increase liquidity, making BTC more appealing as an alternative investment.

How It Works:

Rate hikes = Stronger USD → Risk-off sentiment → BTC falls.

Rate cuts = Weaker USD → Risk-on sentiment → BTC rises.

2. USD Index (DXY)

Why It Matters:

BTC often trades inversely to the US Dollar Index (DXY). A strong dollar reduces Bitcoin's purchasing power globally, while a weakening dollar drives demand for BTC as a hedge against inflation.

How It Works:

Rising DXY = Stronger USD → BTC becomes less attractive → BTC drops.

Falling DXY = Weaker USD → BTC viewed as an inflation hedge → BTC rises.

3. Inflation Indicators (CPI, PCE)

Why It Matters:

BTC is often marketed as a hedge against inflation. High inflation typically increases demand for Bitcoin as investors seek non-fiat assets. However, aggressive Fed tightening to combat inflation can simultaneously suppress BTC prices.

How It Works:

High inflation = Short-term BTC volatility depending on Fed response.

Controlled inflation = Risk-on environment → BTC rises.

4. Risk-On/Risk-Off Sentiment

Why It Matters:

Bitcoin is a high-risk, speculative asset. When markets are in a "risk-on" mode, investors allocate capital to BTC. During "risk-off" periods (e.g., recessions or crises), capital flows into safer assets like bonds and gold.

How It Works:

Risk-on = Capital flows to speculative assets → BTC rises.

Risk-off = Flight to safety → BTC drops.

5. M2 Money Supply

Why It Matters:

Bitcoin thrives in an environment of high liquidity. Expanding money supply (via QE or fiscal stimulus) typically increases market liquidity, boosting BTC prices. Tightening liquidity (QT) has the opposite effect.

How It Works:

Increasing M2 = More capital for speculative investments → BTC rises.

Decreasing M2 = Liquidity squeeze → BTC falls.

6. Bitcoin Dominance & Market Sentiment

Why It Matters:

Bitcoin dominance reflects how much of the total cryptocurrency market capitalization is captured by BTC. High dominance suggests investor confidence in BTC as a safer crypto asset, while low dominance signals riskier altcoin speculation.

How It Works:

Rising dominance = BTC perceived as strong → BTC rises.

Falling dominance = BTC underperforms → BTC struggles.

7. Stablecoin Liquidity (USDT/USDC Flow)

Why It Matters:

Stablecoins provide the primary on/off ramps for crypto markets. An increase in stablecoin market cap signals fresh liquidity entering crypto, often translating to BTC price increases.

How It Works:

More stablecoin supply = More funds ready to flow into BTC → BTC rises.

Declining stablecoin activity = Liquidity drain → BTC falls.

8. Mining Costs & Hash Rate

Why It Matters:

Mining costs set a price floor for Bitcoin. A rising hash rate or higher electricity costs increase miners' breakeven price, impacting their selling behavior.

How It Works:

Rising mining costs = Miners hold BTC to maintain profitability → BTC rises.

Falling mining costs = Miners sell BTC aggressively → BTC falls.

9. DeFi Total Value Locked (TVL)

Why It Matters:

Bitcoin often correlates with overall crypto adoption. High TVL in DeFi indicates confidence in the crypto ecosystem, indirectly boosting BTC demand.

How It Works:

Rising TVL = Positive sentiment across crypto → BTC rises.

Falling TVL = Weak sentiment → BTC struggles.

10. Geopolitical Risks

Why It Matters:

Bitcoin is increasingly seen as a hedge against geopolitical uncertainty, such as wars, sanctions, or trade tensions, particularly in regions with weak fiat systems.

How It Works:

Rising geopolitical tensions = Demand for BTC as a safe-haven asset → BTC rises.

Declining tensions = Risk appetite shifts to traditional assets → BTC drops.

Key Takeaway

BTC's price is influenced by a delicate interplay of macroeconomic factors. The Federal Reserve's policies (interest rates and liquidity) and the USD's strength are arguably the most significant drivers, as they dictate global risk sentiment and capital flow dynamics. Understanding these factors can help anticipate BTC’s directional trends.

Question 3

Put a short definition in front of the 1-54 items you listed earlier and how it helps or hinders BTC's growth.

GPT's reply.

Here’s a short definition and its relationship with Bitcoin (BTC) for the 50+ macroeconomic factors listed earlier:

1. Federal Reserve (Fed) – The central bank of the United States that sets monetary policy.

Helps BTC:  Dovish policies (rate cuts, QE) boost liquidity.
Hinders BTC:  Hawkish policies (rate hikes, QT) tighten liquidity.

2. Interest Rates – The cost of borrowing money.

Helps BTC:  Lower rates encourage risk-on investments.
Hinders BTC:  Higher rates reduce appeal for speculative assets.

3. Quantitative Easing (QE) – Central banks buying assets to inject liquidity into the economy.

Helps BTC:  Boosts market liquidity, encouraging investment in BTC.
Hinders BTC:  Not directly negative but halting QE can limit liquidity.

4. Quantitative Tightening (QT) – Central banks reducing liquidity by selling assets.

Helps BTC:  Rarely helps; QT contracts liquidity and raises borrowing costs.
Hinders BTC:  Liquidity dries up, leading to reduced risk appetite.

5. Rate Hikes – An increase in interest rates to combat inflation.

Helps BTC:  Rarely helps, unless markets overprice hikes and pivot expectations emerge.
Hinders BTC:  Risk-off sentiment dominates, pushing prices down.

6. Rate Cuts – A decrease in interest rates to stimulate the economy.

Helps BTC:  Increases liquidity, making BTC more attractive.
Hinders BTC:  Could signal severe economic weakness.

7. Fed Funds Rate – The benchmark interest rate set by the Fed.

Helps BTC:  Low Fed rates signal cheap money, boosting speculative assets.
Hinders BTC:  High rates raise opportunity costs of holding BTC.

8. Open Market Operations – The Fed buying or selling government securities to control liquidity.

Helps BTC:  Buying (QE) adds liquidity, benefiting BTC.
Hinders BTC:  Selling (QT) reduces liquidity.

9. Yield Curve – A graph showing bond yields across different maturities.

Helps BTC:  Inversion may push risk-on sentiment as recession bets rise.
Hinders BTC:  Steep curve signals economic stability, shifting focus to traditional assets.

10. Repo Market – Short-term borrowing markets for banks.

Helps BTC:  Low repo rates increase liquidity, benefiting BTC.
Hinders BTC:  High rates tighten liquidity and reduce risk appetite.

11. Consumer Price Index (CPI) – Measures inflation by tracking price changes in goods and services.

Helps BTC:  High inflation drives demand for BTC as a hedge.
Hinders BTC:  If high CPI prompts aggressive Fed tightening.

12. Core CPI – CPI excluding volatile food and energy prices.

Helps BTC:  Rising core CPI increases BTC's appeal as a hedge.
Hinders BTC:  Declining core CPI can lead to lower liquidity expectations.

13. Producer Price Index (PPI) – Tracks inflation at the wholesale level.

Helps BTC:  High PPI may drive up BTC as an inflation hedge.
Hinders BTC:  Low PPI reduces the urgency for inflation hedges.

14. Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) – The Fed's preferred inflation measure.

Helps BTC:  High PCE encourages BTC buying as a hedge.
Hinders BTC:  Low PCE leads to stable economic conditions, reducing risk appetite.

15. Inflation Expectations – Projections of future inflation rates.

Helps BTC:  Rising expectations increase BTC's appeal as a hedge.
Hinders BTC:  Falling expectations diminish BTC's inflation-hedge narrative.

16. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) – The total value of goods and services produced in an economy.

Helps BTC:  Weak GDP may push capital into alternative assets like BTC.
Hinders BTC:  Strong GDP supports risk-off investments.

17. GDP Growth Rate – The percentage change in GDP over time.

Helps BTC:  Low or negative growth favors BTC as a speculative hedge.
Hinders BTC:  Strong growth shifts focus to traditional markets.

18. Employment Data – Includes metrics like job creation and unemployment rates.

Helps BTC:  Weak data can prompt dovish monetary policy, benefiting BTC.
Hinders BTC:  Strong employment may signal tighter monetary policy.

19. Unemployment Rate – The percentage of unemployed individuals in the labor force.

Helps BTC:  Rising unemployment increases the likelihood of looser monetary policy.
Hinders BTC:  Low unemployment can support tighter policy.

20. Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) – Tracks job creation outside of agriculture.

Helps BTC:  Weak NFP data boosts dovish expectations.
Hinders BTC:  Strong NFP data supports hawkish policies.

21. M2 Money Supply – A measure of liquid money in the economy.

Helps BTC:  Growth in M2 increases liquidity, boosting BTC.
Hinders BTC:  Decline in M2 tightens financial conditions.

22. Reserve Balances – Bank reserves held at the Fed.

Helps BTC:  High reserves indicate liquidity abundance.
Hinders BTC:  Falling reserves signal liquidity constraints.

23. Commercial Bank Lending – Loans provided by banks to businesses and consumers.

Helps BTC:  Increased lending fosters risk-taking, benefiting BTC.
Hinders BTC:  Tight lending reduces market liquidity.

24. Liquidity Ratio – A measure of a market's ability to absorb trades without major price changes.

Helps BTC:  High liquidity reduces volatility, attracting institutional capital.
Hinders BTC:  Low liquidity increases volatility, deterring investment.

25. Velocity of Money – How quickly money circulates in the economy.

Helps BTC:  High velocity often signals economic expansion, boosting BTC.
Hinders BTC:  Low velocity reduces transaction flow in crypto markets.

26. Government Spending – The total expenditures by the government on goods, services, and public projects.

Helps BTC:  Stimulus programs increase liquidity, often driving capital into BTC.
Hinders BTC:  Excessive spending without liquidity injections may divert focus to traditional markets.

27. Fiscal Stimulus – Government actions like tax cuts or direct payments to boost economic activity.

Helps BTC:  Direct cash injections increase disposable income, leading to higher BTC investment.
Hinders BTC:  Lack of stimulus limits new liquidity flowing into speculative markets.

28. Budget Deficit – The shortfall when government spending exceeds revenue.

Helps BTC:  Signals potential inflation, making BTC attractive as a hedge.
Hinders BTC:  Excessive deficits may trigger economic instability, deterring risk-taking.

29. Sovereign Debt – Debt issued by a country’s government.

Helps BTC:  Rising debt-to-GDP ratios drive demand for BTC as a hedge against fiscal irresponsibility.
Hinders BTC:  Stable debt levels signal economic confidence, reducing BTC's safe-haven appeal.

30. Treasury Issuance – The creation of government bonds to fund public spending.

Helps BTC:  Large issuance signals increased risk of inflation, benefiting BTC.
Hinders BTC:  Higher yields on treasuries attract capital away from BTC.

31. European Central Bank (ECB) – The central bank governing the Eurozone's monetary policy.

Helps BTC:  Dovish policies (rate cuts, QE) in Europe increase global liquidity, boosting BTC.
Hinders BTC:  Hawkish policies tighten liquidity in global markets, reducing BTC demand.

32. Bank of Japan (BoJ) – Japan’s central bank influencing global liquidity with its ultra-loose monetary policies.

Helps BTC:  Loose policies increase risk appetite globally, benefiting BTC.
Hinders BTC:  Policy normalization could reduce risk-on sentiment.

33. Bank of England (BoE) – The UK’s central bank, impacting global financial markets.

Helps BTC:  Dovish actions support liquidity, favoring BTC.
Hinders BTC:  Tightening policies reduce global capital flows into speculative assets.

34. People's Bank of China (PBoC) – China’s central bank, a significant player in global liquidity dynamics.

Helps BTC:  Loose credit policies in China increase liquidity globally, indirectly supporting BTC.
Hinders BTC:  Tight credit policies and restrictions on crypto reduce BTC demand.

35. VIX Index (Volatility Index) – A measure of stock market volatility and risk sentiment.

Helps BTC:  Low VIX signals risk-on sentiment, attracting capital to BTC.
Hinders BTC:  High VIX indicates risk-off sentiment, reducing speculative investments.

36. Risk-On/Risk-Off Sentiment – Market behavior driven by risk appetite or aversion.

Helps BTC:  Risk-on sentiment increases investments in speculative assets like BTC.
Hinders BTC:  Risk-off periods shift capital to safer assets like bonds or gold.

37. Capital Flows – The movement of money between countries or asset classes.

Helps BTC:  Inflows into crypto markets drive up BTC demand.
Hinders BTC:  Outflows reduce overall market liquidity, pressuring BTC prices.

38. Margin Debt – Borrowed funds used to trade financial assets.

Helps BTC:  High margin debt signals risk appetite, benefiting BTC.
Hinders BTC:  Margin calls during market downturns lead to forced BTC sales.

39. Credit Spreads – The difference in yields between high-risk and low-risk bonds.

Helps BTC:  Narrow spreads indicate confidence, driving risk-on behavior.
Hinders BTC:  Wide spreads signal fear and risk aversion, hurting BTC demand.

40. USD Index (DXY) – A measure of the US dollar's value relative to a basket of currencies.

Helps BTC:  A weak USD increases BTC's appeal as an inflation hedge.
Hinders BTC:  A strong USD reduces global demand for BTC.

41. Foreign Exchange Reserves – Central banks’ holdings of foreign currencies.

Helps BTC:  Reduced reserves may drive demand for decentralized assets like BTC.
Hinders BTC:  High reserves signal stability in fiat, reducing BTC's hedge appeal.

42. Exchange Rate Volatility – Fluctuations in currency exchange rates.

Helps BTC:  High volatility increases BTC's use as a store of value in unstable regions.
Hinders BTC:  Stable currencies reduce the need for alternatives like BTC.

43. Oil Prices – The cost of crude oil, influencing global inflation and production costs.

Helps BTC:  High oil prices increase inflation fears, driving demand for BTC.
Hinders BTC:  Low prices reduce inflationary pressures, lessening BTC’s appeal.

44. Gold Prices – The price of gold, often seen as BTC’s competitor for safe-haven status.

Helps BTC:  Weak gold prices can boost BTC as an alternative hedge.
Hinders BTC:  Rising gold prices may attract capital away from BTC.

45. Commodity Indexes – Measures of overall commodity prices.

Helps BTC:  Rising commodity prices signal inflation, favoring BTC.
Hinders BTC:  Declining prices reduce inflation fears, hurting BTC demand.

46. War and Conflict – Geopolitical instability affecting global markets.

Helps BTC:  Increases BTC's appeal as a borderless, neutral asset.
Hinders BTC:  Severe conflicts may drive investors to traditional safe havens like gold.

47. Trade Policies – Regulations governing international trade.

Helps BTC:  Unstable policies or tariffs can increase demand for BTC.
Hinders BTC:  Stable trade relations reduce economic uncertainty, shifting focus to traditional markets.

48. Sanctions – Economic restrictions imposed on countries or entities.

Helps BTC:  Creates demand for decentralized assets in sanctioned regions.
Hinders BTC:  Heavy restrictions on crypto-related transactions may reduce adoption.

49. Bitcoin Dominance – BTC's share of total cryptocurrency market capitalization.

Helps BTC:  Rising dominance signals confidence in BTC, driving prices up.
Hinders BTC:  Falling dominance may indicate a shift to altcoins, reducing BTC inflows.

50-54 – Refer to the prior detailed list provided above.

No, say it, I don't want to refer to anything.

Here’s the continuation for items 50-54 with definitions and their effect on BTC:

50. Stablecoin Liquidity – The total amount of stablecoins (e.g., USDT, USDC) available in the market.

Helps BTC:  High liquidity signals ample capital ready to flow into BTC.
Hinders BTC:  Declining liquidity reduces buying power in the crypto market.

51. Mining Costs – The expenses miners face (electricity, hardware) to maintain the Bitcoin network.

Helps BTC:  Rising costs may discourage miner selling, reducing supply.
Hinders BTC:  Falling costs increase miner profitability, leading to higher BTC sell pressure.

52. DeFi Total Value Locked (TVL) – The total capital locked in decentralized finance protocols.

Helps BTC:  High TVL reflects confidence in crypto, driving BTC adoption as a primary asset.
Hinders BTC:  Low TVL signals waning market interest, reducing demand for BTC.

53. Equity Market Capitalization – The total value of publicly traded stocks globally.

Helps BTC:  High equity valuations indicate risk-on sentiment, boosting BTC demand.
Hinders BTC:  Falling equity markets trigger risk-off behavior, negatively affecting BTC.

54. Stock Buybacks – When companies repurchase their shares, reducing the supply in circulation.

Helps BTC:  Signals corporate confidence, which may spill over into broader risk-on sentiment.
Hinders BTC:  May divert capital away from alternative investments like BTC.

Would you like a summary of the most critical factors affecting BTC from this list?

No, you've tried. Now you're qualified to hang out with me for being knowledgeable.

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DenreleDave:
Èwo ni ìbéèrè,

But u sabi read na...

Person Need something, ẹ tag me...
He didn't say he need an escrow, we have done deal long b4 and that's why he tag me

Where did he mention escrow now nítorí Ọlọ́run P

Ogbeni fi ara bale! O je ronu with this you can become Bureau the Escrow and start up a company, o ye man of little faith.

IyaTola:
Ogbeni fi ara bale! O je ronu with this you can become Bureau the Escrow and start up a company, o ye man of little faith.

Nah animal wey no dey hear word,.. u jst dey look nah
Him leg dey outside already,
ma fo, ita la wa