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@TheCinesthetic Epic film. Great special effects. Amazing cast 👏 ❤️

GODZILLA was released 28 years ago today. One of the franchise’s most controversial entries, Roland Emmerich radically redesigned Godzilla into a faster, more animal-like creature, a choice many longtime fans felt stripped away the character’s identity.

@BTCoptioneer @BenjaminStongMD

@BenjaminStongMD MPJPY is a sleeping giant

$MSTR and $ASST are rebranding Bitcoin. The average person thinks of countless crypto scams and volatile 4-year cycles when they hear "Bitcoin". Suitcoiners are flipping the narrative. They are treating Bitcoin as the apex asset capable of powering novel financial instruments. Think about that next time you get the urge to hate on the suitcoiners.

@sw_holocron Bruh 😩

Pedro Pascal is a fan of the Star Wars sequel trilogy. “I loved it.” (Source: youtube.com/shorts/H8qf_CP…)

@TheCinesthetic Hayden's delivery could've been better, slower, more dramatic. Sounds like such a whiny brat. Maybe that's what they were going for. Still admire him tough. Very cool dude.

STAR WARS: EPISODE III – REVENGE OF THE SITH was released 21 years ago today. Hayden Christensen spent months training with stunt coordinator Nick Gillard for the Anakin vs. Obi-Wan duel, which became one of the longest sword fights in cinema history.

@TheCinesthetic Abandon the Avatar AI nonsense and make a gritty Spiderman.

James Cameron spent years developing a darker, grittier Spider-Man movie in the ’90s and reportedly wanted Leonardo DiCaprio and Arnold Schwarzenegger to star. The script was far more adult than the final 2002 version and even included a scene where Spider-Man webbed Mary Jane to the Brooklyn Bridge during an intimate moment.

@kit_sats Finding glimpses of heaven in quiet sunlight and morning birdsong — letting the light and birds remind the soul what Eden must have felt like.

@APOSTOL111111 That sounds nice!

Ngl you sometimes just need a Saturday to sleep all day and do absolutely nothing, except buy a lil bitcoin.

@kit_sats Damn girl, u poor. Pobre diabla.

$100,000 in Bitcoin cold storage. No car payments 3-5 income streams 800+ credit score Claim it.

@Rainmaker1973 It only took one day. Impressive.

The bumblebee queen learns how to use the protective cap in less than 24 hours.

@patientlyplan @BullTheoryio Interesting take. Gotta think outside the box. Simpletons love yelling out "The sky is falling!!!"

@BullTheoryio What if this doesn’t signal a great crash, but instead a rally of AI businesses so strong that it replaces the weak companies of the S&P. Clear out the old businesses who no longer profit in this new world. The great rotation.

ONLY TEN STOCKS ARE KEEPING THE ENTIRE U.S. STOCK MARKET FROM A COLLAPSE. The S&P 500 has rallied nearly 16% since March 30, making it look like the entire market is booming again. But under the surface, this has become one of the narrowest and most concentrated rallies in decades. Just 10 stocks drove 69% of the entire move higher. Alphabet alone contributed 15% of the rally. Nvidia added another 10%. Amazon, Broadcom, Intel, Micron, Apple, AMD and Microsoft carried most of the rest. The other 490 companies in the S&P 500 contributed just 31%. This means the market is not actually moving higher together. A very small group of AI and semiconductor stocks is pushing the entire index upward while most stocks are barely participating. The equal-weight S&P 500, which removes the influence of megacaps, only gained around 7-8% during the same period. That is less than half the performance of the normal index. At the same time, less than half of all S&P 500 stocks are even trading above their 50-day moving average right now. The rally itself started after reports that Iran was open to ending the war with the United States in exchange for security guarantees. Oil prices immediately collapsed from above $100, markets exploded higher on short covering, and then AI earnings mania took over. After that, almost every major tech company raised AI spending projections to levels never seen before. Microsoft raised expected capex spending to roughly $190 billion. Alphabet raised capex guidance to $180-190 billion. Amazon reaffirmed around $200 billion in AI infrastructure spending. Meta is expected to spend up to $145 billion. Wall Street is now effectively pricing the entire stock market around one single assumption: that AI spending continues growing at an extreme pace without slowing down. That is why semiconductor stocks entered a melt-up phase. Intel is up more than 240% this year. SanDisk exploded over 550%. Micron doubled because AI memory demand became so extreme that customers reportedly could only get 50-67% of the chips they needed. Even Goldman Sachs warned that market breadth has now fallen to one of the narrowest levels since the dot-com bubble era. The danger is obvious. When only a handful of stocks are carrying the entire market, the downside risk becomes massive. If AI spending slows, if oil spikes again because the Iran ceasefire fails, or if earnings disappoint even slightly, there is no real market strength underneath to absorb the damage. Right now the stock market looks strong on the surface. But underneath, it is being held up by a very small group of stocks and one extremely aggressive AI spending cycle.

@BitcoinSapiens She just "red flagged" herself in the process. I'm gonna eat my meal, excuse myself to the bathroom, leave, and let her pay the check 😂

Woman shows her necklace to her date to test him and see if he's a "red flag"

@bitcoinmunger @SenWarren My body is ready ser

Bitcoin waiting to explode above the 200day MA. Fuck you @SenWarren

@Rainmaker1973 Proximo!! Every day is a great day when you're here. Today...... is your most fortunate day.

During the filming of Gladiator, Oliver Reed (Proximo) died in a bar after challenging a group of sailors to a drinking contest. Reed consumed 8 pints of beer, 12 shots of rum, half a bottle of whisky, and shots of cognac This photo of him was taken shortly before he died.

Every organism, every man, must conquer or serve. This is life’s iron law, written into existence and revealed through struggle. To embrace struggle is to embrace life itself.

@TheCinesthetic It's a crime one of the pics is not from LOTR.

Happy 57th Birthday to Cate Blanchett!

@ohheyitstmas I think overcooked your broccoli 🥦

Wake and bake time

@Being_Me_Rakesh @PopCulture2000s Outstanding 👏👏👏

mtv spring break in the 2000s >>>

@kit_sats Panic stare... followed by regret. Dang.... Should've bought some more.

I don’t panic sell bitcoin I panic stare