Quote from: agentx44 on February 22, 2020, 05:56:04 PM

Quote from: CryptKeeper2020 on February 21, 2020, 12:45:54 AM

Crytp Related!!!! Be patient...

This one is easy....

How many die from common flu a year in U good old U.S A? =

The CDC estimates that as many as 56,000 people die from the flu or flu-like illness each year...

How many people in usa? = 327.2 million

Ok.... thats simple... now this....

How many common flu related deaths in china a year? = Just try to google this statistic now now??? its crazyyy..

how many people in china? = 1.386 billion

america is shutting chinas economy and the media is playing along and lots are buying it all... i have a friend in wuhan a teacher and all is good.. apart from too many kids to teach shes over worked lol...

The People's Bank of China is close to issuing its own cryptocurrency, according to a senior official. ... According to patents registered by the central bank, consumers and businesses would download a mobile wallet and swap their yuan for the digital money, which they could use to make and receive payments.12 Aug 2019

Is there a connection?? why the big fuss...

thoughts?

I can see corona virus as a false alarm for the world to see China as a threat to the world. If we would take a look back on what happened before, China was against crypto and banned it completely but after awhile, it turned down its bad view about crypto and started tolerating it. Although the corona virus outbreak started pumps on different coins, we cannot still be certain that it had a correlation to the pumps that occured. Maybe it is just a coincidence somehow that's why I chose to monitor the market value more than to rely on the phenomena.

At first the corona virus would adversely affect the development of crypto, moreover we know that China is the largest crypto mining country in the world, but this is wrong, precisely the development of crypto leads to positive results starting earlier this year. by giving space to the development of crypto and isolating the endemic corona virus in China, so as to ward off its adverse effects