Trenny ๐๐
6.7K posts

Trenny ๐๐
@BtcInhaler
R E M I L I O ๐ฆ๐บ๐ฆ๐บ๐ฆ๐บ๐ฆ๐บ๐ฆ๐บ novus ordum seclorum ex lawyer, Bitcoin solves all your problems




Well then rest of my point still stands and im not against Hyperliquid If it comes out and valuation makes sense and can see real growth then id be just as interested as the next person but not holding breath Im just doing my part to get people on CT when it comes to defi in particular to have a fundamental framework so that they dont get preyed on by the "its going to the moon, L1 -modular sideways backflip" hypers who dump soon as they get their tokens





The fact that people compare every beautiful place to Dubai says everything๐คญ




The male G-spot revealed - and everyone who guessed it's in the rear was wrong: 'Intensely pleasurable' trib.al/apa2iEK

๐ฅ Imagine a country whose reserves are 100ร its budget. Thatโs the UAE. Dubai and Abu Dhabi sit on $2.49โฏT in sovereign wealth - enough to run the state for a century without taxes. The UAE ranks #3 globally in sovereign wealth and public pensions - ahead of Japan, Norway, Canada. Compare that to the federal budget: -> Reserves are ~100ร the annual budget. Two orders of magnitude above spending. This is structural confidence. Health, education, infrastructure, defense - all covered. And still capital to invest globally. ADIA alone manages $1โฏT, invested worldwide for durable income. Even if oil exports were halted for months, the UAE would barely notice a dent. Fear-mongers love to whisper about โdependency on oil.โ Reality: non-oil sectors generate >95% of Dubaiโs GDP, and reserves absorb shocks like a sponge. No borrowing. Only surplus. Reserves exceed obligations, not the other way around. Thatโs why investors trust Dubai: fiscal strength built on strategy, not hysteria.












