Dataherder
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Looking for the most iconic/funniest somewhat easy to recognize crypto memes of the last decade
Both in writing and in images
Something like the below fits but anything goes really
Does anyone have a good resource for that or can you all just dump them under this tweet?
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@DataherderX @jonatanpallesen I don't see any numbers in your post. Could you share or describe them (or attach the image) so I can verify?
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Muslim and African immigrants commit a lot crime here in Denmark.
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@simon_ree @grok why is Brent the real global paper oil barometer in this context
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@redhairshanks86 The man has no shame but also nothing to lose reputation wise
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what sbf is doing is so OBVIOUS
- he is literally applauding anything that trump is doing to win over his sympathy
- he never tweeted about this stuff before, only now that he started his plan to get a pardon
- his true intentions (pardon) are so painfully obvious that you cringe if you read his tweets
- he uses chatgpt to write his tweets, can't even be fuqed to think about it for 30 min himself, just told intern to shoot these digital blow jobs out en masse
SBF@SBF_FTX
The costs of striking Iran are real. But so is the nuclear threat. Iran entered 2026 with enough uranium for 10 nuclear bombs. Before the June strikes, it was days away from enriching enough for 1 bomb—a level far beyond plausible civilian needs. Operation Epic Fury is working. We are systematically dismantling Iran’s war machine: missiles, drones, air defenses, navy, nuclear sites, defense industry, proxy networks, central command. In under 3 weeks, the supreme leader is dead, his successor wounded, and Iranian ballistic missile and drone launches are down 90%+. Iran is losing capacity faster than it can create chaos. "War is never clean. But the strategy—the actual strategy, measured in degraded capabilities rather than cable news cycles—is working." Excellent article. aljazeera.com/opinions/2026/…
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Miljarden subsidie naar huizenbezitters, klinkt het weer.
De werkelijkheid, het aftrektarief stijgt alleen omdat de belasting stijgt.
Bij een modaal inkomen van €44.000 betaal je ongeveer €350 extra belasting.
Heb je €10.000 hypotheekrente, dan krijg je ongeveer €80 extra aftrek.
Zelfs bij een huis van €1 miljoen met €32.000 rente is de extra aftrek ongeveer €260, terwijl iemand met €100.000 inkomen ongeveer €810 extra belasting betaalt.
Per saldo betaal je dus gewoon meer belasting.
Dit is inmiddels een bekend mechanisme in de politiek. Eerst verhogen ze de lasten, daarna verkopen ze een klein stukje compensatie als “subsidie”. En ondertussen wordt het debat vergiftigd met framing die groepen tegen elkaar opzet om er zelf politieke munt uit te slaan.
Misschien begint de oplossing van de wooncrisis bij politici die iets beter kunnen rekenen.
Habtamu de Hoop@HabtamudeHoop
De VVD wint, de woningzoekende verliest. Miljarden subsidie naar eigen woningbezit, nog verder verruimd voor hoge inkomens. Ondertussen raakt een betaalbaar huis nog verder uit zicht. De omgekeerde wereld. D66 en CDA staan erbij en kijken ernaar. volkskrant.nl/politiek/kabin…
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@pure_patience 33k entry for the taking right now on $cage
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Dataherder@DataherderX
About getting lucky (with $cage) I’m a strong believer in being able to make your own luck in life Getting lucky is a natural consequence of placing yourself in situations where luck can find you Simply a matter of time and volume at that point That’s why I decided to buy myself a lottery ticket by purchasing 1% of the $cage supply A relatable meme for anyone in crypto with a real chance of making a comeback Even with a 10% chance of regaining attention and hitting a 1-10M marketcap, that’s a 30-300x with limited capital required Placing asymmetric bets is how you get lucky The crypto $cage is all we know, might as well own a piece of the bars
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About getting lucky (with $cage)
I’m a strong believer in being able to make your own luck in life
Getting lucky is a natural consequence of placing yourself in situations where luck can find you
Simply a matter of time and volume at that point
That’s why I decided to buy myself a lottery ticket by purchasing 1% of the $cage supply
A relatable meme for anyone in crypto with a real chance of making a comeback
Even with a 10% chance of regaining attention and hitting a 1-10M marketcap, that’s a 30-300x with limited capital required
Placing asymmetric bets is how you get lucky
The crypto $cage is all we know, might as well own a piece of the bars
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A new speculative mania is a matter of time
There’s always a reason, maybe it’s financial nihilism, maybe AI agents spending on crypto rails narrative
Or simply because prices go up high enough to cause a fomo tidal wave
We cannot help ourselves
It is coming
Stay strong
*Walter Bloomberg@DeItaone
GEN Z TURNS TO CRYPTO AND BETTING FOR WEALTH Many Gen Z investors are turning to high-risk assets to reach financial goals, according to a study by Northwestern Mutual. The survey found 80% of Gen Z feel financially behind and believe speculative investments can help them build wealth faster than traditional strategies. About 32% are invested in or considering crypto, while a similar share are participating in sports betting and prediction markets.
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@warobusiness Je gaat oprecht denken dat onze overheid vol zit met Russische spionnen
Bewuste destructie van binnenuit, om gek van te worden
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Heb mijn fiscalist opdracht gegeven om naar andere oplossingen inclusief buitenlandse oplossingen te kijken.
Deze wispelturig overheid is niet te vertrouwen
Madelon Vos@MadelonVos__
Box 3 toch niet terug naar de tekentafel. Told you so👇🏼
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@bitcoinpanda69 Ask not for life to get easier, but for yourself to become stronger
Good stuff fooo
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@LSDinmycoffee Would be very interested to hear your mid to longer term view on this pair
Personally sold a bunch of my dry powder euros for dollars last week as the chart looks heavy and EU is a total shitshow (could argue the same for US tho)
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$EURUSD
Already took profits on my short last week but it ain't looking too good.
Feels too late to re-short here, and momentum too horrible at the moment to look for longs => no trade zone.
krillin ॐ@LSDinmycoffee
$EURUSD Almost to the pip 🫡🤝
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@katexbt Interesting read
I work for a big Chinese company in Europe and feel I’m very lucky for being born here instead of China
Chinese colleagues are super bright but the rat race and corporate demands are so much higher for them
If they’re not doing it, someone else will
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Here are some more tidbits on life in China and how social mobility works.
Spoilers: it's kinda same as in the west
> Even if you can't read the picture below, you should be able to guess from context that job opportunities are not that abundant (and they pay $400-$800) in T2/T3 cities.
> Age ranges, gender, stupidly wide pay ranges on listings are the norm, not the exception. In the USA/EU this type of job advertising is illegal; in China this is a fact of life and pragmatism at its best.
> Logic is simple: Why waste everyone's time with bogus PC listings when we know what we want and we know there's a huge supply of people who can give this to us.
> The younger people are mostly OK with where they are, they accepted the fact that the pond is small and that there's a lot of fish, they're living vicariously through social media and others who live a lifestyle they'd like for themselves.
> Actually, everyday comfort is so high now compared to how it was 40 years ago - so despite a new disenfranchised generation, disenchanted with the promise that hard work leads to prosperity, most are happy to 躺平 - or as we say in the west "NEET it up" or "they clocked out"
> Btw barely 10% of the population owns a passport, less even actively use it.
> Social mobility is far from impossible, but its preordained by your hukou (户口) - which province/city you are a resident of determines which schools, communal facilities, etc you can access. It's an antiquated measure that you'd think would be abolished to some extent thanks to the internet and interconnectedness, but nope - it's there for a reason.
> If you want to make money, much like in the west, you need to strike while the iron is hot. Smart Chinese entrepreneurs know this and by now know there's always a 3-5 year window of opportunity to go in BALLS DEEP into something and corner a market.
> I can speak from experience, ECommerce/Dropshipping/Amazon FBA was a thing 15-20 years ago, and anyone who was adjacent to this and had capital made out like a bandit. GLHF entering now tho lol
>2012-2015: Early apps, WeChat mini apps (applets? PWA but its not boring stuff that no one cares about), basically MLM
> 2016-2021 (tbh still today but near impossible unless you're super creative and even then..) : Ecommerce...but with LIVESTREAMING and SHORT VIDEOS!
> Now: AI, manufacturing AI adjacent stuff, Robotics, etc..probably longevity soon too (peptides ftw!)
You can still make money if smart and focused, same as every other country, but there's a larger set of constraints/red tape than you would see in countries like the USA or some European ones.
Oh, and you don't have to worry about someone shooting up with fentanyl in front of your apartment complex while you're pursuing greatness.
That helps too.
katexbt.hl@katexbt
I'm Chinese and I can only really say that: > it really is a lot worse since covid > for example, before covid you couldn't sell goods/wares on a stall in some touristy areas (not all ofc) because its ugly lol, but after covid you can since govt would rather have ppl doing something i guess, also minimum untaxable threshold introduced too > most graduates are confused and without a job they imagined, so they settle for less > takes a wee bit of nepotism and a degree from abroad to work in a bank, for example, for peanuts, compared to 15y ago when doing a local decent degree would have gotten you in just fine > reason being there's too many ppl with degrees from usa uk europe because everyone and their cousin got sent off to study, so its near worthless nowadays > tier3 cities have basically no growth path unless they have been preordained by a special municipal plan (loads of $ invested), > which means workers need to go to bigger cities if they want to find work > which brings even more pressure on the labor market but also on rents, etc > local oligarchs (ppl w strong ties or simply a lot of money from business ventures with west) are essentially harvesting local population because in smaller cities they are the only game in town - they create the jobs and dictate the salaries > ur screwed if above 50, chances are you are working yourself to the bone 12h a day 6 days a week to pay for your daily sustenance, kids' dowry, healthcare and pension - zero savings and you are much like american counterparts one unfortunate accident away from debt servitude > stock market mostly rigged since the tango a decade ago only the most degenerate of gamblers (bored housewives usually lol) play with it, others have different schemes to invest in foreign issued equity > microloans and consumer loans which you mean revert to as an "unskilled" yet hard worker are basically at 13% APR, if not more, yikes thats kinda it, can write more i guess happy new year yall
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@WhitePapersPol @grok are these numbers accurate and what is the source
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Dutch taxpayers have spent about €580 billion on welfare for people with a migrant background since 1995.
The Dutch are spending €30 billion per year to take care of foreigners and their children.
Meanwhile the Dutch are only 68-71% of the Netherland's population & declining.
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