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After a year of work I am happy to announce the launch of the BETA of Sovrano that allows everyone to experience first-hand what we mean by web2 experience with web3. Nothing to install, nothing to remember, just use. It has been a long and challenging journey but being able to see Sovrano functioning today as I had foreseen since the founding of Konio is a great satisfaction for me. I know that @KoinosNetwork is not experiencing what we expected but the promise is that in one way or another this technology that we have developed will find its use. Lately I have looked at other blockchains and no one has a technology like this natively. We just have to believe in it, I believe in it. Thanks to those who have supported me and to those who will do so.

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The most valuable math you can learn is how to calculate the future cost of your current decisions.

@YourAnonCentral Isn’t the pope catholic? Not Christian

The new Pope says MAGA is not Christian

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Because nations need protection from other countries that want to conquer. Same problem Greenland will have next year if they confirm the vote to be their own sovereign nation. Greenland has so many natural resources, when no one is there to protect them anymore and they can’t protect themselves, they’ll either sell out for security to a nation like USA or risk being invaded and becoming enslaved by any nation willing to invade. Which there are many that would love to take over those resources.

@liz_churchill10 Why not just become their own sovereign nation ?

Crazy times. The Province of Alberta has submitted a petition to become the 51st State of America.

@infosec_fox Under a roof shingle.

@KoinosRex @elonmusk @PayPal Wow crazy! What a rip off.

@elonmusk @PayPal

You’re completely missing all the taxes and obligations a corporation has to pay for having their employees on payroll. It costs money to make money. It’s not time to tax the rich, it’s time to fix the tax laws. The easiest and most common sense is a fixed rate sales tax. Everyone pays taxes based on the money they spend. Rich pay more because they buy more.

If you paid $1 In federal income taxes, you paid more than: Tesla in 2024 & 2022 AT&T in 2021 Nike in 2020 FedEx in 2020 Dish Network in 2020 Amazon in 2017-2018 Elon Musk in 2018 Jeff Bezos in 2007 & 2011 Carl Icahn in 2016-2017 Yes. It’s time to tax the rich.

@AndrewYang The global economic status was already shot long go. World leaders who are greedy and corrupt with extremely poor financial / economical knowledge lead us to where we are right now. All the bad was just hidden and covered up by the media to create an appearance of stability

Well at least we now know it only takes one moron in the wrong position surrounded by yes men to tank the world economy.

@erroneous_input @KyoRyu41723 @DOGE__news So false. You think grocery stores stock food for 1 year that’s insane. Most foods stocked by grocery are expired if not frozen within 30 days

@LiquidityUp @KyoRyu41723 @DOGE__news This is not how food works. The food inventory would already be here. And the increase in input costs would hit next year

You can't make this up.

Absolutely possible. I have seen noticeable dramatic increases on my food bills store over the last 24 months. Which no matter how it’s sliced. Inflation is real. Inflation makes cost of goods increase because the money is worth less. Tariffs give the government more money without needing to print it.

@LiquidityUp @DOGE__news Or, maybe this sounds crazy, that woman is lying. Duh

I solved this so different. But still get same answer. 5 to 4 to 3 to 2 is a difference of 1 between each. ? to 20 to 15 to 10 is a difference of 5 between each. So the question mark is 25. Because if you solved using the 5 in the middle to multiple from, the answer cannot be correct at 1 or 25 because it changes depending the way you multiple and become inaccurate, so the multiply approach cannot be the solution

@GoodwillTrader @DOGE__news Because the EBT total showed on the same screen just below the normal total. The screen that shows each item when scanned, the price of item, and new total balance with that recently scanned item.

@LiquidityUp @DOGE__news Just curious that is the paying price different (2x cheaper) if you pay by EBT card? How do you know?

@mcuban you do know the market is falling right now because everyone who was getting free handouts during Biden admin was buying stocks to prop the market, now they are all selling since @DOGE stopped their money inflow. They don’t care the price they sell at because it all in-flowed for free from government handouts and corruption. Tariffs are not inflationary and do not cause inflation at all. Printing new money to cover bills and debt causes inflation. Since the government has a spending problem, cutting spending and adding revenues is exactly what needs to be happening. Tariffs are a way to collect without directly impacting end consumer. Consumers decide where they shop and spend money. Consumers do not have to shop and buy products that have the tariffs. Businesses also should not be increasing their prices proportionally to the tariff increase, if they are, the business ends up with a larger bottom line because of the tariffs and price gouging. Tariffs are on raw imports, businesses turn that raw material to a pruduct, mark it up and make a solid margin.

I’ll keep on saying it for the people in the back. DOGE had the right idea. Reduce spending enough to slow down the economy. A slower economy means interest rates come down and if things slow enough, the fed reduces rates to juice the economy and debt repayment gets far cheaper and the debt comes down with any growth Where DOGE screwed up is that they tried to do it all at once under the excuse the Dems would kill it. Cutting spending and firing hundreds of thousands all at once has a disproportionate impact on small cities and states. That makes it’s far far harder for interest rates to enable growth If they had planned it out, gave the country a chance to plan and get ready for the cuts , then it truly could have worked. And worked well enough they could have cut more than they did. And with the lower rates , the deficit could have been reduced with lower debt interest costs Add to this all these tariffs , simultaneously, and someone is going to get fired. Probably Lutnick. Unless Trump shows up in the week or two after the tariff hits and gives us a removal of the tariffs , or even an across the board 10 pct tariffs , that at least is less inflationary. Less inflationary means at least a little better chance the fed can lower rates. As long as those tariffs are in place , and active , it’s going to be hard for inflation to come down and for employment to stay up That’s the fed mandate. Employment and inflation. Read Fire Aim is no way to govern. If there’s a plan. Show it to us

Tariffs work. It’s similar to a sales tax on other countries. We printed too much new money crushing the value of the dollar. And with the uncapped spending limits, there’s such high risk of countless more trillions to be printed. This is what makes prices so expensive. Then businesses charge more for products but don’t pay more to their employees, they rather keep the money to pay executives or jack up stock prices. Am Increase of $0.50 on every dollar doesn’t mean anything when the company charges $10 for that same thing they been making for $1 or now $1.50. But now businesses say they need to increase prices 50% to keep up with the tariffs when now their cost to produce is $1.50 instead of $1 per product. And now they charge $15 instead of $10. That a selfish business owner problem. Not a tariff problem at all

I’m no economist and I’m certainly no fortune teller. I don’t know how tariffs are going to play out. But I keep thinking: If tariffs don’t work, then why does nearly every country on planet Earth charge tariffs when importing US goods? 🤔

Koinos Ecosystem Monthly Report **Edition #1 — April 2025** Welcome to the first edition of the Koinos Ecosystem Monthly Report, an initiative to showcase everything being built, share real progress across projects, and give the community a unified and transparent view of the network’s ongoing growth. --- ⚠️ **Disclaimer** Each project listed here is independent and not affiliated with the Koinos core development team unless explicitly stated. Before using or investing in any project, you are strongly encouraged to do your own research, ask questions, and make informed decisions.