Every day I become more sure that humans are too retarded to trade
Bring on the clankers
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Bring on the clankers
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Thereβs a ton of them
All claiming to be highly experienced crypto experts
Thatβs not how the math works out here at all you f&cking morons
If he held every single coin he ever bought then heβd be massively up now
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All claiming to be highly experienced crypto experts
Thatβs not how the math works out here at all you f&cking morons
If he held every single coin he ever bought then heβd be massively up now
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JAPAN IS PLAYING WITH FIRE.
USD/JPY just plunged a full Β₯1 in minutes.
The move came as Japan's 10-year and 20-year bond yields fell 10 basis points.
At the same time, Japan's PPI unexpectedly accelerated to 7.1%, its highest in months, adding even more pressure on the Bank of Japan.
Katayama also said Japan wants GPIF and other major domestic funds to move more money back into Japanese assets.
If Japan starts pulling capital back home while trying to stabilize the yen,
It could unwind one of the world's biggest sources of global liquidity.
Japan's bond market is under pressure, PPI is accelerating, yen is near 40-year lows.
And the BOJ may be running out of easy options.
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USD/JPY just plunged a full Β₯1 in minutes.
The move came as Japan's 10-year and 20-year bond yields fell 10 basis points.
At the same time, Japan's PPI unexpectedly accelerated to 7.1%, its highest in months, adding even more pressure on the Bank of Japan.
Katayama also said Japan wants GPIF and other major domestic funds to move more money back into Japanese assets.
If Japan starts pulling capital back home while trying to stabilize the yen,
It could unwind one of the world's biggest sources of global liquidity.
Japan's bond market is under pressure, PPI is accelerating, yen is near 40-year lows.
And the BOJ may be running out of easy options.
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"I only took 3 days to build SAAS with 0 coding knowledge using AI. Developers are obsolete."
Their build:
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Their build:
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He's been at the company 8 years. Glowing reviews. Now lay him off, hire H-1B workers and tell everyone you can't find qualified Americans
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs invited over 120 high school students from Africa to participate in exchanges with Japanese youth as part of a project to cultivate the next generation of "Japanophiles" who understand Japanese society.
The "Africa Youth Program," which promotes mutual understanding between Japanese and African youth, is one of the youth exchange programs announced by the government at the Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD9) held last August, and was held for the first time this year.
A total of 124 high school students from five countries -Cameroon, Ghana, CΓ΄te d'Ivoire, Kenya, and Mozambique-visited Japan for 10 days from the end of June, participating in homestays in regional cities and company visits.
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The "Africa Youth Program," which promotes mutual understanding between Japanese and African youth, is one of the youth exchange programs announced by the government at the Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD9) held last August, and was held for the first time this year.
A total of 124 high school students from five countries -Cameroon, Ghana, CΓ΄te d'Ivoire, Kenya, and Mozambique-visited Japan for 10 days from the end of June, participating in homestays in regional cities and company visits.
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I was WRONG on celeb coins. maybe the most wrong i've ever been on any thesis in crypto
what i learned about celebrities in crypto
1. they're broke
2. they dont care about crypto people at all
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what i learned about celebrities in crypto
1. they're broke
2. they dont care about crypto people at all
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Oh you have a muslim account with no interest or futures thats nice..
BROTHER I HAVE JEWISH ACCOUNT
ever wanted 10000x leverage? with no liquidation? with unlimited borrowing power?
mazal tov brothers
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BROTHER I HAVE JEWISH ACCOUNT
ever wanted 10000x leverage? with no liquidation? with unlimited borrowing power?
mazal tov brothers
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BREAKING: Lawmakers could drop a new version of Crypto Market Structure Bill by next week.
But there's still one major concern.
"Ethics Agreement," which restricts government officials from profiting off crypto.
If this issue is resolved, the Clarity Act could reach the Senate floor as soon as July 20th.
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But there's still one major concern.
"Ethics Agreement," which restricts government officials from profiting off crypto.
If this issue is resolved, the Clarity Act could reach the Senate floor as soon as July 20th.
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LThe UN has become a symbol of a larger problem: the tendency to explain every difference in outcome as oppression rather than examining choices, interests, skills, and personal responsibility. Typical female behavior.
Women today have access to scholarships, quotas, hiring initiatives,
DEI programs, mentorship pipelines, grants, and countless opportunities designed to increase participation in fields like AI and technology.
So if women are not entering certain fields at the same rates as men, the conversation cannot automatically be that they are being excluded or oppressed.
Access is not the same thing as interest, and opportunity is not the same thing as outcome.
If someone wants to enter AI, engineering, or any competitive field, the path is the same for everyone: learn the skills, put in the work, and compete. No group should be blamed for another groupβs choices or interests.
Maybe AI is proving DEI doesn't work. You can give women every advantage possible, but you can't force interest, skill, or outcome.
this isn't patriarchy. It's accountability. Not every gap in outcomes is proof of discrimination, and not every difference requires someone to be blamed.
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Women today have access to scholarships, quotas, hiring initiatives,
DEI programs, mentorship pipelines, grants, and countless opportunities designed to increase participation in fields like AI and technology.
So if women are not entering certain fields at the same rates as men, the conversation cannot automatically be that they are being excluded or oppressed.
Access is not the same thing as interest, and opportunity is not the same thing as outcome.
If someone wants to enter AI, engineering, or any competitive field, the path is the same for everyone: learn the skills, put in the work, and compete. No group should be blamed for another groupβs choices or interests.
Maybe AI is proving DEI doesn't work. You can give women every advantage possible, but you can't force interest, skill, or outcome.
this isn't patriarchy. It's accountability. Not every gap in outcomes is proof of discrimination, and not every difference requires someone to be blamed.
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