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I had something similar happen when I was much younger.
When I was in the relationship, the girl manipulated all of our friends into believing I was cheating on her, giving them sob stories, and telling them about evidence she found that did not exist.
They had no reason to doubt her so they all invited her to move out from our place and in with them, I had no idea any of this was going on and when we were all together everything seemed normal.
One guy in that group of friends stood up for me and said she was full of shit but no one listened to that dude...until her lies came crashing down because I found out she was cheating on me. She left the state within a week and that friend group sat me down and told me about everything she had said and done.
My guess is your ex is similar. She's probably been playing your friends for a long time and they have no reason to doubt her.
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I have a hypothesis.
Bitcoin has been down since it reached $109k in January, it's currently at $82k.
When people pull money out of the stock market they have to put it somewhere, gold is always a big destination to invest that money. Gold futures is up 14% in the last six months.
How are the two connected? By this:
Bo Hines, the executive director of the President’s Council of Advisers on Digital Assets, suggested in an interview that the U.S. could capitalize on the gains from its gold holdings to purchase more Bitcoin.
Create uncertainty in the stock market and cryptocurrency, they deflate, wait for the price of gold to inflate, purchase deflated assets with inflated assets, and then flip them.
Trump rug pulled his cryptocurrency and Musk was forced to buy Twitter because of a poorly executed pump and dump of the stock.
There's patterns here.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/white-house-says-gold-reserves-213421472.html