Captain Crypto

@cryptoaladeen Aquanaut

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@inexorable_swe Stop acting like the military doesn't have 8K UHD daylight recorded videos of UFOs/UAPs. They're just giving us the garbled, blurry garbage in hopes that it will make us happy

Pentagon: “Possible UFO footage.” OSINT community: “It’s a fucking inflatable Stormtrooper balloon.” Billions in military intelligence, defeated by internet autists with frame-by-frame analysis and free time.

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I don’t have a bag of $SCAM but I’m rooting for it Seeing so much hate and Missor energy on the timeline Like bro you don’t like seeing people win? You rather see people get raped on low caps ? Run it higher The more people win the more everyone wins Pray for success

@BullyEsq > Man comes undocumented in boat > they find out he is from the taliban > let him go anyways > assaults a 7 year old girl in hotel room > give him 2.5 years with a lower potential sentencing of 12 months

let’s talk about what’s happening with $PUNK right now because there’s a lot of noise and not enough signal v2 is live. the migration is open. and people have questions. fair. so here’s everything laid out clearly the v1 contract had problems we couldn’t patch. 825 punk wallets never got their airdrop, 10% of supply burnt by accident, the account got suspended, thin liquidity made the chart fragile. the community held through all of it, 93% airdrops didn’t sell, but the structure wasn’t matching the conviction. v2 fixes that. clean contract, all wallets included, sellers burnt out, proper liquidity from day one now the concerns people are saying v1 holders will migrate and dump on v2. think about that for a second. if someone wanted to dump they can already dump on v1 right now for the same price. why would they go through the effort of migrating to v2 just to sell? the migration doesn’t create sellers. it transfers holders. the people who wanted out already got out on v1. the ones migrating are the ones who stayed v2 liquidity is building. the full depth comes after migration closes. we already have 10% of supply sitting in the migration contract which feeds into v2 liquidity. the pool will be deeper than anything v1 ever had for anyone holding v1 on a CEX, you can, withdraw to your own wallet and either send to the migration address or just wait for the auto-airdrop. CEX migrations depend on the exchange and take longer now here’s the most important part if you’re scared of anything, if you don’t trust the migration contract, if you don’t want to send tokens anywhere, if you’re nervous about interacting with any address, the best thing you can do is buy v1 and wait v1 is still tradable. the liquidity is still there for the next 57 hours. and every single v1 wallet gets snapshotted at the end of the 72 hour window and airdropped v2 automatically. you don’t need to send anything. you don’t need to connect anything. you don’t need to approve anything. you just hold v1 in your wallet and v2 shows up on day 3 that means buying v1 right now is actually the safest play if you’re worried. you’re buying a token that converts 1:1 to v2 with zero interaction required. the migration happens to you. all you do is wait and if you already hold v1 and you’re comfortable sending to the migration address, you get your v2 within a few hours. same amount. 1:1. simple transfer either way, whether you migrate manually or wait for day 3, nobody gets left behind. every v1 holder gets their v2. that’s the commitment and it’s enforced by the snapshot, not by trust we’re not going anywhere. we bought punk #9335. we’re in the community with our own money. and we’re building this the right way even when the right way takes longer buy v1 if you want the safest entry. wait for day 3 if you don’t want to touch anything. or buy v2 directly if you’re ready. all roads lead to the same place $PUNK v2 0x546500f704367B647D2c3F6417af0A2aD4bC7cd6

@Pumpfun airdrop?

one of these communities has the most asymmetry but I can’t figure out which

bluechip memes always have atleast one big fud moment

@glennbeck @rebeccaperrotto No Yes Yes Your Name Yes, a several times. Kyoto. teamLab. Yes Yes Ok 😀

@TRHLofficial crazy

It is legal to kiII this baby in Alaska, Colorado, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, Oregon, Vermont, & District of Columbia.

Never doom. Stop being pessimistic. The person who wakes up everyday and says they're a fucking loser and nothing ever good happens to them will exist in a reality where nothing ever does. ENDURE EVERYTHING.

@davthewave Steven Hawking was also in the Epstein files

To state philosophy is dead is the equivalent of saying humanity is dead.😒

@creation247 Christ is KING

The most powerful scene in cinema:

@MartyTalk Go woke go broke

One battle after another, a blantent Hollywood liberal propaganda piece is rated a 94% while super Mario Galaxy is trashed at 42%. Guess which one will make more money at the box office? This is why Hollywood is going broke.

@MarcellxMarcell @fomomofosol People getting PISSED at new pairs now and I love it

100% fuck the trenches we going back to holding coins and making millions stop giving these fortnite fa66ots free money for their skins. BID ESTABLISHED MEMES

@RuneCrypto_ Sir we pushing $BELIEVE to millions??

stopped trenching on memescope and started sleeping on my bags 🙏🙏

NASA’s Artemis II Launch twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@braelyn_ai dexscreener.com/solana/bq88fw4…

you probably dont fully understand how serious this Claude Code leak is > code copyright law has been stable since the 80s > you cannot legally copy or fork someone's code without permission (licenses) the caveat is a "clean room" build - start from scratch by people who have never seen the code. it takes too long to build a product from scratch, so it wasn't usually a problem > enter codegen > anyone with a Claude Max plan can "clean room" rebuild any repo just by pointing the agent at the tests > a few months ago, opensource repos started close-sourcing their tests > a codegen rebuild has never been challenged in court > the legal precedent would have the potential to decimate the concept of Open Source forever SO > last night > claude code leaks > Sigrid Jin "clean room" rebuilds claude code in Python > names it Claw-Code > Reminder: Anthropic sued the last open source tool that used a funny "claw" name Now? > Anthropic has the potential to sue this project and put all of software licensing and copyright law into question > Anthropic might allow corporate greed to effectively put an end to opensource software > Anthropic's corporate greed might forever kill the software community as we know it today ... now that you know how serious it could be, the best thing we can do is pressure anthropic to let it go

@x22Report110 @FrankGrimes_Jr lol

@FrankGrimes_Jr That’s a bit misleading people often work or receive awards internationally, and their comments don’t necessarily reflect where they currently live. It’s better to focus on the actual message rather than assumptions about their residency or motives

Man who hasn't lived in Canada in over a decade presents woman who doesn't live in Canada an award, woman criticizes the United States, the country she chooses to live in instead of Canada, and praises the man who left Canada to make more money internationally. Out of touch much?