BREAKING: The SEC is preparing to let stocks trade on the blockchain.
Stocks like $AAPL and $TSLA could soon be traded 24/7, just like crypto.
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Stocks like $AAPL and $TSLA could soon be traded 24/7, just like crypto.
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BREAKING: Three adult male victims have been KlLLED in a shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego, per the FBI
Pray for the victims' families
This is being treated as a "hate crime," authorities said
TWO shooters, both teen males, were found dead in a car a couple blocks from the scene.
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Pray for the victims' families
This is being treated as a "hate crime," authorities said
TWO shooters, both teen males, were found dead in a car a couple blocks from the scene.
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A Christian medical missionary from the United States, working as a doctor in the Democratic Republic of Congo, has tested positive for Ebola after being exposed and developing symptoms over the weekend, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The CDC states that it is working with the U.S. State Department to transfer the patient and other Americans exposed during the recent outbreak in Africa to Germany
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Having a giant locked pool has to be one of the most inefficient things ever. (Trust me I know, I attached Metav as an example as well.
But look here, you got yzy token, with around 40MILLION in dead liq, and around 1000$ of 24/hr vol.
This cant be efficient. There HAS TO be a better way.
IMO this is a huge unresolved inefficiency problem problem.
The issue is you want to provide the assurance that liquidity will not be pulled, but if/when the tokens dies, the liq' is trapped and basically burned, and isn't even in the token holders best interest. There are even cases where the liquidity of the token way exceeds the market cap.
And not even the token creator can do anything in this case, as even if you wanted to "run it back" you would need millions to change price and you would need a ton of supply, and even then its not worth it.
This is why its more practical for most teams to just leave the coin and do a totally new coin.
The ICE COLD fact of crypto is once a token loses momentum it is extremely hard to revive it unless you use outside capital. (Aka "Crime it up").
So both these factors are directly responsibly for the "toxicity" of the trenches, as the volume comes from first 24 hr, and there is negative monetary incentive to keep grinding a dead coin.
There should be some like Layer on top that people can opt into. just spit ballin' but something like :
1. Create token
2. Create Meteora pool, likely DAMM v2 or DLMM depending on launch style.
3. Add initial liquidity.
4. LP position / position NFT / LP receipt is deposited into our “Recoverable Lock” program.
5. Our program becomes the only authority that can withdraw, claim fees, migrate, transfer, auction, or redeem that LP.
6. Metadata/UI shows: “LP locked, but with dead-pool recovery rules”.(right now this wont show on Ui )
Then allow token holders to trigger an auction and allow people to "bid" on the dead liq, similar to like a dead physical company being bought for discount of its equipment value.
Or allow the liq to be rolled over.
There are some HUGE HUGE issues though with scanners flagging it, optics(its just weird and mimics rugs), and moral hazard(protocol could take all funds, but technically a lot of projects can already do this)
but I am just trying to highlight, that none of what you as users see in the solana trenches its inherently malicious, its mostly incentive driven.
The incentive to make a new token is much higher than trying to grind and lose money on a dead token.
I think we should fix it.
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But look here, you got yzy token, with around 40MILLION in dead liq, and around 1000$ of 24/hr vol.
This cant be efficient. There HAS TO be a better way.
IMO this is a huge unresolved inefficiency problem problem.
The issue is you want to provide the assurance that liquidity will not be pulled, but if/when the tokens dies, the liq' is trapped and basically burned, and isn't even in the token holders best interest. There are even cases where the liquidity of the token way exceeds the market cap.
And not even the token creator can do anything in this case, as even if you wanted to "run it back" you would need millions to change price and you would need a ton of supply, and even then its not worth it.
This is why its more practical for most teams to just leave the coin and do a totally new coin.
The ICE COLD fact of crypto is once a token loses momentum it is extremely hard to revive it unless you use outside capital. (Aka "Crime it up").
So both these factors are directly responsibly for the "toxicity" of the trenches, as the volume comes from first 24 hr, and there is negative monetary incentive to keep grinding a dead coin.
There should be some like Layer on top that people can opt into. just spit ballin' but something like :
1. Create token
2. Create Meteora pool, likely DAMM v2 or DLMM depending on launch style.
3. Add initial liquidity.
4. LP position / position NFT / LP receipt is deposited into our “Recoverable Lock” program.
5. Our program becomes the only authority that can withdraw, claim fees, migrate, transfer, auction, or redeem that LP.
6. Metadata/UI shows: “LP locked, but with dead-pool recovery rules”.(right now this wont show on Ui )
Then allow token holders to trigger an auction and allow people to "bid" on the dead liq, similar to like a dead physical company being bought for discount of its equipment value.
Or allow the liq to be rolled over.
There are some HUGE HUGE issues though with scanners flagging it, optics(its just weird and mimics rugs), and moral hazard(protocol could take all funds, but technically a lot of projects can already do this)
but I am just trying to highlight, that none of what you as users see in the solana trenches its inherently malicious, its mostly incentive driven.
The incentive to make a new token is much higher than trying to grind and lose money on a dead token.
I think we should fix it.
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New report shows education scores are plummeting across the country
The Education Scorecard found
- Reading scores are down in 83% of school districts in the US in the past 10 years
- Math scores dropped in 70% of districts
- Declines hit all demographics, both rich and poor districts
- Grade 8 reading scores on the Nation’s Report Card are now at their lowest point since 1990
- This is all happening despite record breaking spending
I think I found the real problem
In US K-12 public education, roughly 75%-85% of total funding goes towards paying salaries and benefits for administration
So we aren’t really spending on education because 85% of the money is being stolen to inflated salaries and benefits
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The Education Scorecard found
- Reading scores are down in 83% of school districts in the US in the past 10 years
- Math scores dropped in 70% of districts
- Declines hit all demographics, both rich and poor districts
- Grade 8 reading scores on the Nation’s Report Card are now at their lowest point since 1990
- This is all happening despite record breaking spending
I think I found the real problem
In US K-12 public education, roughly 75%-85% of total funding goes towards paying salaries and benefits for administration
So we aren’t really spending on education because 85% of the money is being stolen to inflated salaries and benefits
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The 30-Year US Treasury Yield ended the day at 5.14%, its highest close since July 2007.
The Federal Reserve and Federal Government continue to spin the lie of low inflation while the bond market reveals the truth.
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The Federal Reserve and Federal Government continue to spin the lie of low inflation while the bond market reveals the truth.
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The price of energy has exploded due to the Iran War. Not only has shipping volume sunk, but energy infrastructure across the Gulf has been destroyed.
Estimates place reconstruction of the infrastructure at over a year to reach pre-war production levels.
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Estimates place reconstruction of the infrastructure at over a year to reach pre-war production levels.
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Risk appetite in South Korea is exploding:
Margin loans outstanding on Korean stocks are up to a record $24.3 billion.
Since the start of 2025, margin debt has surged +140% and is up +32% since the beginning of this year alone.
To put this into perspective, the value of leveraged bets on Korean stocks was ~$5.0 billion in 2020.
This also likely understates the real scale, given that many loans taken out to buy stocks are labeled under other categories.
Meanwhile, domestic investors have poured ~$25.3 billion into South Korean shares year-to-date.
Retail investors in South Korea are aggressively rushing into stocks.
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Margin loans outstanding on Korean stocks are up to a record $24.3 billion.
Since the start of 2025, margin debt has surged +140% and is up +32% since the beginning of this year alone.
To put this into perspective, the value of leveraged bets on Korean stocks was ~$5.0 billion in 2020.
This also likely understates the real scale, given that many loans taken out to buy stocks are labeled under other categories.
Meanwhile, domestic investors have poured ~$25.3 billion into South Korean shares year-to-date.
Retail investors in South Korea are aggressively rushing into stocks.
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Hundreds of people show up for the funeral of a World War II veteran with no family in Massachusetts.
WWII Veteran John Bernard Arnold III, a 98-year-old living in East Bridgewater, was only 6 when his mother died. His father passed away when Arnold was in his 20s.
Arnold never married and never had kids.
The veteran planned his own funeral about 10 years ago, wanting people to know about his deep faith and his love for the United States.
By the time of his death, Arnold had no remaining blood family, but started a "new family" with his friends at the Garrison Veterans Home.
"He walked into the room and he lit up the room. No matter what you are going through, he always knew how to bring a smile, make you laugh," said caretaker, Hailey Munroe.
When information about his funeral was posted online, hundreds of people in the community decided to show up and honor his life.
"Nobody should have to go alone, I don’t care who you are," one attendee said.
Rest in peace, John.
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WWII Veteran John Bernard Arnold III, a 98-year-old living in East Bridgewater, was only 6 when his mother died. His father passed away when Arnold was in his 20s.
Arnold never married and never had kids.
The veteran planned his own funeral about 10 years ago, wanting people to know about his deep faith and his love for the United States.
By the time of his death, Arnold had no remaining blood family, but started a "new family" with his friends at the Garrison Veterans Home.
"He walked into the room and he lit up the room. No matter what you are going through, he always knew how to bring a smile, make you laugh," said caretaker, Hailey Munroe.
When information about his funeral was posted online, hundreds of people in the community decided to show up and honor his life.
"Nobody should have to go alone, I don’t care who you are," one attendee said.
Rest in peace, John.
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If diversity is a strength, then it’s a strength of the Right. In fact, the Right has a stronger claim than the Left does
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