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#FBA family where is the lie. Have we been suckers all this time? 🤔👀💯
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CryptoNate (https://zora.co/invite/natejay101)
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CryptoNate (https://zora.co/invite/natejay101)
@NateJay101
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Beigetreten Mart 2019
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@Harley121587 @ScienceDJX Yeah next to an American one too🤡💩
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@ScienceDJX He's right there's no excuses that if the cop was shooting at the car's side window they should have been able to determine who was in the car.
But also the driver who had the kids in the car put those kids in danger as well, OVER DIAPERS.
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Bro needs help so I will be a great nurse and advocate for increases in his psych meds and counseling lmao 😂.
Tiffany Fong@TiffanyFong
what a fucking pussy
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The Black American Exodus is real
And no I'm not talking about no biblical stuff
Black Americans are leaving.. don't let them fool you... Black Americans are exiting America
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NETANYAHU IS FURIOS 🚨😭
“If Israel is forced to stand alone, Israel will stand alone.”
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@Austin__Berg Ya see this is a prime example of the lack of intelligence rich people like Pritzker is.
Soon stocks will be tokenized and it will become the method of exchange with businesses and soon they will not tolerate erroneous taxes that will affect their profits.
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Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker’s new transaction tax on digital assets is drawing national attention.
Something I’ve not seen mentioned in any reporting on this: In 2023, Pritzker said he would veto any financial transaction tax in Chicago.
At the time, Mayor Brandon Johnson was floating a new tax on every trade at the Chicago Board of Trade and the Chicago Board of Options Exchange. That required a change in state law.
Businesses were threatening to leave the city and the governor stepped in to calm their fears.
"We have a terrific financial industry in the state of Illinois," Pritzker told Bloomberg at the time.
"We all understand that a financial transactions tax simply would encourage them all to … move their servers across the borders of the state to some other state."
But the governor just signed into law a new transaction tax on digital assets. The first of its kind in any state.
And as Pritzker predicted back in 2023, industry leaders now predict “a profound chilling effect on digital asset activity in Illinois.”
It’s looking like a classic example of a loss leader in tax policy.
Meaning if the tax stands, Illinois is set to lose far more tax revenue than it gains, as these highly mobile firms choose to build elsewhere.
The $60M digital asset tax is a rounding error in the state’s $56B budget (0.1%), which lawmakers passed at 4 a.m.
CoinDesk@CoinDesk
NEW: Illinois Governor Pritzker has signed a 0.2% tax on crypto transactions into law including transfers between personal wallets, with the Crypto Council for Innovation calling it "the most punitive digital asset tax in the country."
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@MajToure It means you better find out who's doing it 🤑🤑🤑🤑
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300 Billion Reconstruction Plan for Iran:
Point 6- "The United States of America undertakes, with regional partners, to develop a definitive mutually agreed plan with at least USD 300 Billion.”
What does this mean to you?
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No Voter ID has its consequences when they count these Clowns in and run the State like a Circus.
DBCrypto@DBCrypt0
I live in Illinois My governor, who I sure as hell didn’t vote for, just signed a tax on every crypto transaction I make The same Governor that has raised taxes 61x while Illinois has the highest property and state tax in the country The Digital Asset Tax Act (DATA), buried inside a $56 billion budget bill was added last-minute too 0.2% on every exchange, transfer, or custody activity Every single transaction The tax hits transactions not gains so you could lose money on a trade and still owe these criminals The Crypto Council for Innovation called it "the most punitive digital asset tax in the country" and they're right No state in America taxes stock trades, bond trades, or derivatives this way. Zero. This only applies to crypto in which these clowns understand zero about Welcome to the most crypto hostile state in America💀
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@DBCrypt0 Bad enough they're passing a Law requiring all Electric Scooters etc. to be licensed and registered🧐🧐🧐
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I live in Illinois
My governor, who I sure as hell didn’t vote for, just signed a tax on every crypto transaction I make
The same Governor that has raised taxes 61x while Illinois has the highest property and state tax in the country
The Digital Asset Tax Act (DATA), buried inside a $56 billion budget bill was added last-minute too
0.2% on every exchange, transfer, or custody activity
Every
single
transaction
The tax hits transactions not gains so you could lose money on a trade and still owe these criminals
The Crypto Council for Innovation called it "the most punitive digital asset tax in the country" and they're right
No state in America taxes stock trades, bond trades, or derivatives this way. Zero.
This only applies to crypto in which these clowns understand zero about
Welcome to the most crypto hostile state in America💀
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@NateJay101 @CryptoWendyO Trump needs to handle that before he goes. we need that gone. imagine us not funding everything on earth
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@milesjennings Dems have always been against Crypto and this law proves it. This is a Wet Dream of theirs.
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This is one of the most anti-crypto laws in the U.S.
It taxes the exchange, transfer, or storage of digital assets—you buy BTC, you pay a tax; you hold your BTC on Coinbase, you pay a tax; and so on.
There is effectively no comparable state financial transaction tax on stocks, bonds, or derivatives anywhere in the country. That means crypto is being singled out in violation of several federal laws.
Further, the approach makes little sense—you aren’t taxed if you exchange a stock, bond, or derivative in paper form, but you are taxed if they happen to be recorded on a blockchain? That’s like taxing email.
So, rather than embracing innovation and the cost efficiencies blockchains can deliver for ordinary people in Illinois, the state is poised to punish its entrepreneurs and citizens that want to use crypto.
This is a shame—it was only just recently that Illinois embraced a constructive approach to blockchain technology through the adoption of the effectively-scoped Digital Assets and Consumer Protection Act. This new tax is a complete 180.
When states adopt discriminatory, asset-specific taxes that drive builders and users elsewhere, we all lose.
Crypto Council for Innovation@crypto_council
Illinois Governor Pritzker just signed the most punitive digital asset tax in the country into law. This will create an unprecedented tax regime that disproportionately burdens Illinois residents for simply using digital assets and will drive innovation and builders out of the state. Read CCI’s opposition letter for more.
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CryptoNate (https://zora.co/invite/natejay101) retweetet
This Illinois law is remarkably bad - it will end up hurting the state, kill jobs and push innovation out of the state.
Coinbase has 1,517,628 customers (aka voters!) in Illinois.
If you think this is bad policy, sign up at @standwithcrypto and let your representatives know
miles jennings@milesjennings
This is one of the most anti-crypto laws in the U.S. It taxes the exchange, transfer, or storage of digital assets—you buy BTC, you pay a tax; you hold your BTC on Coinbase, you pay a tax; and so on. There is effectively no comparable state financial transaction tax on stocks, bonds, or derivatives anywhere in the country. That means crypto is being singled out in violation of several federal laws. Further, the approach makes little sense—you aren’t taxed if you exchange a stock, bond, or derivative in paper form, but you are taxed if they happen to be recorded on a blockchain? That’s like taxing email. So, rather than embracing innovation and the cost efficiencies blockchains can deliver for ordinary people in Illinois, the state is poised to punish its entrepreneurs and citizens that want to use crypto. This is a shame—it was only just recently that Illinois embraced a constructive approach to blockchain technology through the adoption of the effectively-scoped Digital Assets and Consumer Protection Act. This new tax is a complete 180. When states adopt discriminatory, asset-specific taxes that drive builders and users elsewhere, we all lose.
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I need Gen Z to understand something… 😂 We used to be the reason the party got shut down. Now we’re the reason everybody’s leaving by 9pm!
Who else went from ‘last one standing’ to ‘first one in bed with a good book and the dogs’?
Millennial life hits different these days… but I’m not mad about it!
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@RedWhiteBlueJew Very stupid post!
If no one knows what's in the MoU how sure are you that the Wall Street Journal is being objective at this point 🧐🧐🧐🧐
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And now we know why the Trump Administration hasn’t released the MOU to anybody:
IT’S A TERRIBLE DEAL!!!
If they were proud of it, we’d know the details, but they’re not, so we don’t.
It’s a capitulation of the highest order and Trump just sullied the memory of 42,000 Iranians
Nikki Haley@NikkiHaley
If this is true, Iran wins. There should be zero sanctions relief day one.
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@cryptojourneyrs You don't understand what and why the conflict happened 🧐
Listen to Trump talking about Iran🧐🧐🧐🧐
It's an investment to decentralize Oil and Energy prices from the Financial Elites from Europe.
LEARN WHO MADE THE MIDDLE EAST AFTER WW2🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐
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BREAKING 🚨🇮🇷 🇺🇸
Iranian state media and the IRGC are going to be running VICTORY laps.
The U.S. did NOT win this war. If anything, we settled.
Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise.
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
🇮🇷🇺🇸 IRGC Qods Force Commander Esmail Qaani: "Americans Should Know Their Place and Avoid Confronting the Muslims; Trump Is Trembling; The U.S. Should Fear Not Only Hormuz and Bab Al-Mandeb, But Many Other Locations as Well." Not the best choice of words if they want to keep the MoU. Writer: Samuel
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