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RT @TheBlock__: 15-day streak brings Ethereum ETFs to record high cumulative inflow value https://t.co/UzwMiwQkDe
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Looks like @theallinpod was not all in
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Kinda unfair of the US to grab California from Mexico and then try to deport Mexicans from california
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Hello fellow tradfi takeover enjoyoors https://t.co/jPqXqrqha2
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Dude, how are you already 30 and don't have your own stablecoin?
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All @stablekwon had to do to become a cash 10 billionaire was to chill the fk out one day a week
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RT @jonycsarker: For those who don’t know Denial Siesta:
He was behind a notorious Ponzi scheme on Avalanche in 2021, using Magic Internet Money as the front. Nearly everyone from Avalanche community get into that boat lost money. He eventually exited the ecosystem after dumping over $100M worth of AVAX, draining liquidity and leaving the community with the losses.

So, if you're feeling excited about anything he's is back again and involved in now — proceed with extreme caution anything he touched. History has a way of repeating itself.
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chainyoda
Most important quality after luck in a founder/exec is stress bearing capacity

otherwise you might win but it will physically damage you

either you're spiritual and have a safe inner space in the middle of shit

or you are a psycopath and don't feel a thing

either works 🤷🏽‍♂️
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RT @UpdateNews724: 🇮🇳 A man in India reportedly survived a lion attack while sleeping on the street. The lion sniffed him and then walked away. https://t.co/GwV8b39zHS
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RT @RubenHssd: BREAKING: Apple just proved AI "reasoning" models like Claude, DeepSeek-R1, and o3-mini don't actually reason at all.

They just memorize patterns really well.

Here's what Apple discovered:

(hint: we're not as close to AGI as the hype suggests) https://t.co/9A4Lg5aQWO
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RT @RubenHssd: Apple discovered that these models are not reasoning at all, but instead doing sophisticated pattern matching that works great until patterns become too complex.

Then they fall apart like a house of cards.
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