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@Mtn7_c @whyalwaysdonuts @archi_tradition He is not serious. This is a common joke because other countries keep mistaking Slovenia and Slovakia.

@whyalwaysdonuts @archi_tradition Bratislava is the capital of Slovakia not Slovenia

Slovenia is incredibly underrated

@Rogigor69 @archi_tradition Don't listen to this guy. Only grumpy people hate eachoter because of sport rivalry and past politics. I have many friends in Murter and was always welcome in Dalmatia and since I have apartment near Karlobag local neihgboors keep calling me when we come so we can BBQ together.

@archi_tradition A nice small country. Only promblem is that Slovenians live there 🤣🤣

@seanyoggy @WatcherGuru Everyone should survive a 70% drop. If you can't then you are trading with money you shouldn't.

@WatcherGuru Easy advice when you can survive a 70% drawdown. Most people can’t.

JUST IN: Michael Saylor says "buy more bitcoin than you sell."

@Ravix5293 @tvbzify Im a big solana bag holder but I think your goal is highly unlikely.

@tvbzify Hopefully this year we’ll see it again 🙏

Be honest, will solana ever hit this again?

@TroyWagmi @toly @OrevaZSN Im saying the market is self balancing and your anger is elsewhere. How is owner a bad person if he isn't braking any laws and is paying his employees expected salaries comparable to the rest of the market?

@CryptoBullzzz @toly @OrevaZSN If u think that wealth inequality in the usa is well balanced then ur just retarded n there is no reason to continue talking lol.

No one “earns” a billion dollars. No one can work a billion times harder than anyone else. There is no good, ethical, or righteous billionaire. That kind of wealth can only be accumulated through the exploitation of the working class. No exceptions.

@LizzieMarbach Man have hobbies for enjoyment not to attract women. I would argue most man prefer to enjoy their hobbies without women even present.

I know this is unpopular, but it will always be unattractive for a grown man to play video games. Some women might be understanding or pretend like they don’t care that you spend hours playing, but they do. It is extremely unattractive to women and will never not be. 🤷🏼‍♀️

@TroyWagmi @toly @OrevaZSN I think its mostly well balanced. Its easier to get workers then to get capital so shareholders win. On the other hand workers could buy their own shares. But at least in Europe companies where workers tried to get over 50% shares ended badly.

@CryptoBullzzz @toly @OrevaZSN I am not mad at any individual. I actually really admire toly, he is super smart n a good person. But y'all are just ignoring reality if you think that wealth allocation is not a complete disaster rn ... the ppl doing the work get very little and the stock holders get everything.

@toly @TroyWagmi @OrevaZSN I actualy have your phone and I really like it. I get your point about efficiency and low margins, but that’s only part of the picture. I think even though your product is very good in order to compete with apple it would require smart advertising ovet long period of time.

USA corps are super efficient and have razor thin margins and the products are really good. No one stopped me from building a smartphone, and I was even able to use Google’s tools to do it. So the biggest companies operate in highly contestable markets. It’s excruciatingly hard to get USA consumers to switch no matter how cheap I set the price. So Google’s and Apple prices are so low that there is no room for disruption. Consumers are basically getting near optimal pricing

@TroyWagmi @toly @OrevaZSN I just dont understand why you are so mad that someone who was smart enough to create alot of value is rich. You anger is missplaced. You should worry more about all the coruption, illegaly obtained money and inefficient spending of taxpayers money.

@CryptoBullzzz @toly @OrevaZSN U r just arguing that a company needs capital, which is possible to get without a billionaire. You cant build a large company without employees, u can build one without a billionaire.

@TroyWagmi @toly @OrevaZSN You need a billionaire to even get to public financing because noone will invest his own money to build a company, buy equipment and pay workers for the first few years before it gets profitable. It is a big risk cause most companies go bankrupt the way before they get to scaling

@CryptoBullzzz @toly @OrevaZSN If you need public financing to scale why do u need a billionaire ? The billionaire will take most of the profit for themselves from a business they could never operate by themselves while the 2000 employees can operate the entire company themselves with no billionaire parasite.

@TroyWagmi @toly @OrevaZSN Yes I understand very well about this topic since it was my field of study. Almost all public companies you are refering to were first private and mostly go public because they don't have the resources to scale their business. The billionaire usualy still holds alot of shares...

@CryptoBullzzz @toly @OrevaZSN Do u even understand how public companies work? Anyone can buy shares n u dnt need a billionaire owner to ipo n get financing. It is also obviously much easier for a group of 2000 workers to scale and run a business than it is for a single billionaire to do everything themselves.

@TroyWagmi @toly @OrevaZSN Yes workers provide fir themselves by trading their time and skills for money. But where does all the machines and infrastractures come from? Are 20000 workers gonna come together and build a 200million company with their own money?

@toly @OrevaZSN 1. The rich do not provide for workers, workers provide for themselves by working. Stop acting like the rich are our benevolent sugar daddies. 2. Super easy to describe what people want/need n it is sad that u need it spelled out for u. Affordable homes, children n healthcare.

@euromaximal Trust mea if Europe was built in couple hundred years and on land with similar scale like USA it would be built the same way.

One of the reasons why living in Europe is so much better than North America is that cities are built for people, not cars. European cities, besides being beautiful, provide all amenities at walking distance. Groceries, shops, cafes, restaurants, entertainment. All nearby. They are also a lot better to build families and communities. Children can walk to school, live near their friends, and enjoy a variety of activities close by. Adults can also form long-term bonds with neighbours, shopkeepers and visit relatives frequently (and also easily dump their kids with their grandparents for some needed rest). Our cities are built to be seen and enjoyed, while america-style suburbs feel soulless and dystopian. We should keep it that way.

@ZeRealityFabric @HumansNoContext So the top row of boxes is levitating?

@HumansNoContext Unless you can watch inside of the back part of the wagon, this is impossible to answer, because the inside could be empty, leaving 4-6 boxes for imagination.

How many cubes are on the trailer?

@coaiecrete Iraq is eastern Europe?

Central Europe is a mental illness. This is the only correct regional distribution.

@EeaSYcs Lol the first thing I ban on faceit is mirage

I’m gonna be honest, if Valve removes Mirage, that could seriously hurt CS. It’s not just another map, it’s the map. The one everyone learns first, the one that’s been part of every era, the perfect mix of simple and deep. It’s where casual and competitive players meet. Remove Mirage and you’re not just changing the map pool, you’re cutting out a core part of the games identity. For a lot of players, CS is Mirage.. You can update the game, sure.. but removing its foundation is a different story.

@kiki13ka @Moh0825 @WatcherGuru Dude Im also in crypto and stock markets but the truth is Powell did great as FED chair everything by the book and it was no easy task in this conditions. It is not his job to pump markets but to calibrate inflation and rates so the whole economy and job market doesnt crash.

@Moh0825 @WatcherGuru He can retire then, why is he torturing us? He is a grandpa… he shouldn’t be working

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 President Trump says "Jerome 'Too Late' Powell wants to stay at the Fed because he can't get a job anywhere else." "Nobody wants him."

@cmarttarmc @benjamincowen I don't know man. I have a masters in economics if that counts for anything and Im from Europe so guess Im unbiased. I think Powell did a great job and everything by the book. People keep forgeting its not his job to pump markets.

@benjamincowen Ben, you are smart, yet somehow you don't see the shit Powell has been doing, literally singlehandedly holding back the markets to spite Trump. It's clear as day but it seems to be your major blindspot.

When Gensler left the SEC in January 2025, Bitcoin was at 109k. Today Bitcoin is at 75k. One major reason the crypto markets have suffered is because market participants started to lose faith in the industry itself. After Gensler left, it essentially just opened the floodgates to the grifting age of crypto, where influencers and politicians were launching memecoins and rug-pulling their followers each and every day, without fear of any repercussions. This led to a massive misallocation of capital into useless assets that drained liquidity from the industry. While people celebrated Gensler leaving, it actually marked a turning point in the industry, with Bitcoin only marginally going higher before entering a bear market. Now that people celebrate Powell's removal as chair of the Federal Reserve, it makes me think history will repeat itself once again. People celebrate it in the short-term, but as we look back on this era in a few years, I imagine it will mark a major turning point in credibility at the Fed. If the Fed just becomes another cabinet of the executive branch, it may lead to a lack of trust in the institution itself. Perhaps many will look back in a few years and realize that markets were better off with Powell than without him.