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@Nishant_Bliss Hello Sir This person +91 89055 01110 Mr Arpit Jain scamming to my freind, he gain trust and took advance of Rs 11600 and providing any sample of used cooking oil screen print attached let us know if you or your knowledge can help in this

@AstroSharmistha @JaipurDialogues Well educated criminal

@JaipurDialogues Learned Criminal

2 words for this guy

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@WealthEnrich @instagram @facebook @LinkedIn @X free speech

@instagram sells lifestyle ! @facebook sells nostalgia ! @LinkedIn sells ambition ! #TikTok sells craze/chaos ! What does @X sell ?

@denver_scrap Hello Team How are you, I tried to reach out for enquiry about some scrap products, but your website server is not working fine please DM me or share your contact details

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@prakdadlani Hello Sir I want to learn how i can import , cna you guide us on this There are so many fake supplier and buyers and this is chasing a problem for me

Our container is on it's way to India from China. It has 5 products we will Build in Bharat. It has everything: - moulds - machines - parts - racks etc. But to be honest: It hurts that so much still had to come from China. So we’re fixing it step by step. Every shipment from China must be reduced - 40’HQ container this time - 20’ container next time The final goal is clear: Export 40’HQ containers from Bharat to the world. It’s time for the tide to turn.

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The more market tests your patience, the more you are rewarded.

Anyone who has survived this market deserves at least 100x returns.

@Nishant_Bliss Hope so🤞🏻, the common reactions confirm that many people have lost their life savings in this crash , it's going to be very hard and soon we may get bad news

@Nishant_Bliss Such me ye pata nahi tha !

A lot of people think trading crypto futures in India automatically means heavy tax. That’s NOT true. Here’s the actual truth 1. Spot crypto trading (Buying/Selling coins) - Taxed under VDA law - Flat 30% tax on profits - 1% TDS on every sell - No loss set-off, no carry forward 2. Crypto futures trading (Derivatives) - NOT taxed under VDA - Treated as business / speculative income - Taxed as per your income tax slab - Loss set-off is allowed within derivatives - No 1% TDS in most cases 3. Why confusion exists - Most people mix spot and futures - Exchanges never explain taxation clearly - Futures ≠ transfer of crypto, it’s a contract Spot traders get hit with rigid rules. Futures traders get flexibility, slab-based tax, and loss adjustments. Trade smart. File smarter.

@Nishant_Bliss GLMR @ INR 15.84 PolkaDot @ INR 466.73

Post the name of the token with your entry and I will tell whether it will reach your entry or do an ATH or not.

@bgarlinghouse @binance Ok, Noted!😍😍😍😍

eXtRemely Positive to see $RLUSD listed on @binance

@Nishant_Bliss Do you really think these commodities will again start settling into $ ...

At this point in time, gold effectively has an unlimited supply if every discovery is eventually converted into mining. The current price of gold is largely supported by belief, the belief that it will keep going up because central banks will keep on buying and holding. Ironically, this is the exact same criticism traditionally thrown at Bitcoin. Another uncomfortable truth: gold is heavily controlled by a handful of central governments. Concentrated control over any monetary asset has never been a great long-term idea. Now imagine this shift. When China and other major economies start settling oil, LNG, copper, uranium, and agricultural stockpiles in $, not as a reserve preference but as a trade necessity, the narrative changes fast. At that point, gold loses its urgency. And when urgency disappears from a belief-driven asset, price does not correct gently. It breaks narratives first, and then it breaks charts. That phase will not be a dip. It will be a carnage in gold.

@Fintech00 @lightlykat Guava is the best one

@lightlykat Apple is the most overrated fruit...chikus and pomengrate are good

do u guys remember when i posted a photo of my apple slices and it got 50k likes and i got scared and deleted the photo

@Fintech00 Agreed, currently I'm going through 🤗

Those who have feel that they have huge job pressure, trust me they have never face the unemployment pressure.

@Nishant_Bliss I Think Trump and Dollar has already lost , the way he is behaving is not a good leadership example , when the bigh change happens it's always war, crisis and currently happening same Venezuela then Iran something big may happen soon

This Is Not a Trade War, It’s a Fight for Global Control Most people are grossly underestimating the scale of the conflict between United States and China. Tariffs are not the war. Tariffs are just a visible, minor instrument. The real conflict is far deeper and far more existential. This is about hard power, not trade deficits. Hard power means dominance over 1. Global military reach 2. Strategic supply chains 3. Currency control and settlement systems 4. Technology chokepoints 5. Energy, shipping lanes, and raw materials 6. Narrative control through institutions and alliances The US dollar is not powerful because it is paper. It is powerful because it is backed by hard power, military reach, and global enforcement. China understands this very clearly. China’s long-term objective is not to compete within the existing order. It is to replace the order itself. Their internal timelines openly reference the 2030–2035 window as the phase where the balance of power must visibly tilt. Not rhetorically, but structurally. At present, China is not the hard power. The United States still is. And Washington knows this is the last cycle where containment is possible. That is why the response is not limited to tariffs. You see it in - Semiconductor bans - Export controls - Capital flow restrictions - Naval posturing in the Indo-Pacific - Pressure on allies to decouple supply chains - Energy weaponization - Financial sanctions as deterrence This is also why Donald Trump, regardless of how he is portrayed publicly, is extremely hostile toward any nation aligning closely with China or Russia. Russia is not the primary threat. Russia is a strategic amplifier for China. Energy, weapons, geography, and veto power at global institutions make Russia a force multiplier in a China-led order. For nearly 75 years, the United States and its allies, including the European Union, have operated under a system where power, rules, and enforcement flowed from one center. This is the first time in modern history that system is being challenged by a civilizational competitor with - Scale - Patience - Centralised control - Manufacturing dominance - Long-term ideological alignment The West cannot afford a failed containment. Because a China-led hard-power world does not operate on open-market principles. It operates on leverage, dependency, and monopolistic control. Once control is established, reversals are not negotiated. They are enforced. That is why the US will not hesitate to take drastic, asymmetric, and previously unimaginable steps if required. This is not about elections. This is not about tariffs. This is not about optics. This is about preventing a permanent shift in global power. And history is very clear about one thing Declining powers either act decisively, or they are replaced decisively. What we are witnessing right now is not noise. It is the early phase of a global power transition. Most people will only realize it when it is already irreversible. - Nishant Bhardwaj, Macro Market Analyst