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I see nothing wrong with Palantir.. i liked the quarter

painful to watch

This interview reminds me of this 😂

The man who co founded the world’s largest stablecoin was arrested by Interpol in a Spanish villa with guns, machetes and child pornography His name is Brock Pierce If you’ve ever held USDT, the $140 BILLION stablecoin that settles more daily volume than Visa in some months you’ve used a product he co founded Brock Pierce was a Disney child actor. He starred in The Mighty Ducks, D2, and First Kid At 16 he met a 40 year old businessman named Marc Collins Rector Collins Rector was building Digital Entertainment Network. A pre YouTube streaming platform funded by David Geffen, Microsoft, and Dell They raised $60 MILLION and were planning a $75 MILLION IPO At 17 Pierce was VP at a base salary of $250,000 Pierce, Collins Rector, and Collins Rector’s boyfriend lived together in a 12,600 square foot mansion in Encino The mansion hosted parties attended by Hollywood’s A list: Bryan Singer, David Geffen and Gary Goddard DEN’s flagship show “Chad’s World” was co-written by Collins Rector, produced by Pierce, and targeted “gay and questioning teen boys” In October 1999 a young man filed a lawsuit alleging Collins Rector had sexually molested him for three years starting at age 13 The IPO collapsed In July 2000 three more former DEN employees filed a sexual abuse lawsuit naming Pierce, Collins-Rector, and Shackley together alleging rape, assault, drugging of minors and death threats Collins Rector was indicted for transporting minors across state lines for sex All three men fled to Spain Interpol arrested them in Marbella in 2002. Guns, machetes, and child pornography were found in the house Pierce was released without criminal charges. Collins Rector pleaded guilty to eight counts of child enticement and registered as a sex offender The civil lawsuits against Pierce were “dismissed and/or settled out of court.” He settled with at least one plaintiff for $21,600. He has consistently denied all allegations In 2014 Pierce co-founded Tether originally called Realcoin Tether became the largest stablecoin in crypto. By 2019 USDT was processing higher daily volume than Bitcoin itself Tether has never been audited by a Big Four firm. Their first audit attempt with Friedman LLP was abruptly disbanded in 2018 with no explanation In 2021 Tether settled with the New York Attorney General for $18.5 MILLION over misrepresenting their reserves The connections kept growing Pierce founded Blockchain Capital. In that role he helped Jeffrey Epstein become an early investor in Coinbase He spoke at Epstein’s “Mindshift” conference in 2011 - three years AFTER Epstein had been convicted of soliciting prostitution from a minor In February 2026 the US Department of Justice released emails from Epstein’s files. One email from Pierce to Epstein read: “a boat in Antigua full of amazing Ukraine’s finest” was waiting for him The system runs on USDT. USDT was built by Brock Pierce. And Brock Pierce has answered the same questions about the same allegations for a quarter century

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🚨 JUST IN: Justin Sun Dumps his entire 3% holding in $TRUMP memecoin in one clip then doesn't show up to the event send it back now 🔥

The crazy thing is that going from $100 to $600 is a 500% increase, not even 600%. So even the part of the math they think is right is still wrong.

This guy literally hacked Polymarket with a hair dryer 💀 Happened in Paris. On Polymarket, temperature bets were settled using a single sensor near Charles de Gaulle Airport. He figured out the exact location, showed up in person, and placed a bet on an “impossible” outcome 22°C when the market expected 18°C. Then he pulled out a hair dryer and heated the sensor. The artificial spike got recorded as the daily high → market settled → he cashed out. Did it twice. Walked away with ~$34K. While everyone’s arguing over indicators and alpha, this guy is out here doing IRL market manipulation.

Employer: So you're saying you're here only for the money? me: yes Employer:

me : * escaping the matrix 9-5 job 24/7 trading job :

RUMOR: NUMBER OF WALL STREET FIRMS IMPLICATED IN TRUMP ADMIN INSIDER TRADING SCANDAL WHISTLEBLOWER IN WH HAS COME FORWARD AND IS PLANNING TO RELEASE NAMES OF FIRMS AND PEOPLE INVOLVED

@arbitrum is it truly decentralised???

Look guys, it's actually really straightforward, a bunch of people staked their ETH on the Ethereum blockchain to earn yield, except they didn't want their capital to be locked up, so they actually staked with a liquid staking protocol called Lido who provided them a liquid staking receipt token called stETH, except they decided to juice their yield further by depositing their stETH receipt tokens into a restaking protocol called Eigenlayer, except they didn't want to lock up their capital, so they actually restaked with a liquid restaking protocol called KelpDAO who provided them with a liquid restaking receipt token called rsETH, except they decided to juice their yield further by depositing their rsETH tokens into a lending protocol called Aave so that they could open a leveraged looping position that borrows ETH against the rsETH collateral and restakes the ETH into rsETH which is then deposited as collateral, except it turns out rsETH used a cross-chain bridge called LayerZero that was hacked by north koreans causing rsETH to become undercollateralized and now these looping positions are stuck and unprofitable, and everyone is pointing fingers at each other, and also DeFi is a very serious industry

Tokyo pinging Hyperliquid in 3 ms. Amsterdam at 221 ms. That's simple physics. Light travels through fiber at roughly 200 km/ms. Hyperliquid's validators are in Tokyo, so the closer you are to Tokyo, the faster your orders land. 3 ms from Tokyo vs 221 ms from Amsterdam means a Tokyo MM sees price moves and reacts ~70x faster than someone in Europe. In a market where stale quotes get picked off in milliseconds, that gap is the difference between profit and getting eaten alive. This is literally the same problem TradFi solved with colocation, firms pay millions to put their servers physically next to the exchange matching engine. Same game, different chain. @HyperliquidX introduced priority fees, currently on testnet. MMs can pay HYPE for execution priority instead of building out infra next to Tokyo. Priority fees start making a lot more sense when you look at it this way. Can't colocate next to Tokyo? Pay for priority instead. Geography shouldn't decide who's the best market maker; strategy should.

Bitcoin to $28K? Kyle says his base case for $BTC is still $28K–$38K In this kind of range-bound market, signals keep flipping bullish, bearish, bullish, bearish, but nothing has really changed yet The bulls still have work to do What’s your base case?

Be James Wynn - unknown guy from a small town in the UK - no background in finance - 2023 discovers crypto - finds PEPE early - turns ~$7K into millions - peak reaches ~$83M unrealized - becomes “main character” - starts trading memecoins - first accusations of pump and dumps March 2025 joins Hyperliquid - discovers leverage - starts using 40x positions - makes ~$46M in weeks - opens a $1.27B BTC long May 2025 market turns - gets liquidated over and over - loses ~$85M+ in days - asks followers for donations - gets ~$50K - sends part back to trade again - keeps opening 40x positions March- April 2026 - 6 liquidations in 2 weeks - account goes from millions to $900 in just 1 year - no comeback - starts promoting his presale - raises $5,000 - calls for a “meme takeover” from $83M to basically zero one of the clearest examples of what leverage does to you

🚨NEW: BITCOIN MINERS ON TRACK TO GENERATE 70% OF REVENUE FROM AI BY 2026 Bitcoin mining firms are pivoting rapidly toward AI infrastructure, with bloomberg projections showing AI could drive 70% of revenue by year-end, backed by over $70B in announced contracts across the sector.

Market update

This whale lost ~$1,000,000 after going all in on Orbán Ex Prime Minister congratulated the opposition on their victory 16 years of power ended today As predicted by Polymarket