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Crypto whales when everyone is selling https://t.co/rz9QP9XwNy
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Crypto guys in 2026 https://t.co/x2HHpKurkU
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Friend: “So, you gonna cash out at least now,when Bitcoin hits $100K?”

Me: https://t.co/TGsT13dMJt
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just sold the house for more cash to buy the dip https://t.co/xKTbCyTdTb
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RT @naiivememe: naiive is sharing tips and experiences for subcribers

X sending me 2 ETH every month

what is stopping you from get X Premium and start posting today ? wagmi https://t.co/mvf82i7GsD
- naiive
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RT @naiivememe: X sending me 2 ETH every month

what is stopping you from get X Premium and start posting today ? wagmi https://t.co/mvf82i7GsD
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Me and bro after following James Wynn strategy https://t.co/HNWpRFRsp7
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Me logging into Crypto Twitter to scroll memes and make bad financial decisions all day https://t.co/UEIH44DCHE
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App Economy Insights
What are you watching this week?

• Tuesday: $GME
• Wednesday: $ORCL $ADBE $SNPS $CHWY $MTN
• Thursday: $AVGO $COST

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Read entire thread…

1) The deflationary rental environment, particularly in the Sun Belt area of America, is one reason why I believe we'll continue to see more inventory hit the market next year.

Simply put, many investors and landlords over-extended themselves during the pandemic boom, bought near peak values and low cap rates, and can't afford to hold properties through a declining rental environment.
- Nick Gerli
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RT @onechancefreedm: I’m not being a doomer, just looking at the data. Layoffs in 2025 have already passed 1.1 million, the highest since the pandemic and one of the worst years since the early 90s. November payrolls came in at -32,000. Auto and credit card delinquencies are now brushing up against their Great Financial Crisis peaks, student loan and office building delinquencies have hit record levels, and large corporate bankruptcies are running at a 15 year high. On top of that, national credit scores just saw their fastest drop since 2009, with Gen Z taking the biggest hit. None of that paints a picture of a healthy, accelerating economy, it’s simply where the numbers are right now.
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