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@LynAldenContact A true homer diatribe...
New Jersey sucks...weather pizza is good or not is not disputable...
The state is a fucking disaster...

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The best pizza this broadly experienced gentleman ever had was in Jersey.
And it’s true.
George Bodine@Jethroe111
@LynAldenContact I agree. Just sat down in the studio and your post came up. Spent time in Camden as a kid. Best pizza I ever had. Used to spend nights in Fortescue right here. Did you ever visit as a kid and was the old barge still there?
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@hippyygoat Only sore losers, who's candidate lost the last election. 🙄🤷♂️
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@TheCryptoSquire XRP has long been referred to as "the bankers coin."
So, no surprise about this.
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@HananyaNaftali Does it lead to the place of the skull? If so, please show that.
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@DarthAV8R @mandyarthur 🥴 Does your priest even encourage you to read the Bible for yourself?
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@mandyarthur Or, hear me out: Convince them to join the one, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church that Jesus left us 2000 years ago that already rejects Zionism.
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@thedarkscorpio_ NOPE! They need a better bill. So many people have so little patience. 🙄
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If everyone were to stop using Coinbase, I bet you that Clarity Act would pass immediately!
JackTheRippler ©️@RippleXrpie
Dear Crypto community, This is Gary Gensler 2.0 Brian Armstrong - CEO of Coinbase.
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@sahouraxo So wars have crimes? Does that mean certain acts of war are totally legal? What nutty concepts. 🤪
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@InvestWithD @coinbase @mrnguyen007 Good. They need to keep working on it. Passive yield is in the best interests of the US citizens, who should out prioritize banks.
US Citizens vs. Banks?
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🚨BREAKING: Coinbase JUST RELEASED a CLARITY Act UPDATE — Senate Markup Could Hit in SECOND HALF OF APRIL 🇺🇸😳🔥
@Coinbase has just sent a private Market View update on the CLARITY Act — and it shows the bill is BACK IN FOCUS after the latest stablecoin rewards fight. 👀
According to the newsletter, the Senate Banking Committee (@BankingGOP) had ALREADY reached an agreement in principle on March 20 to UNBLOCK the bill. 🤯
Then on March 24, lawmakers proposed a NEW compromise:
👉 BAN passive yield paid just for holding stablecoins
👉 But still ALLOW narrower activity-based rewards tied to payments or platform usage 😳
@Coinbase says crypto industry leaders are now working on a “COORDINATED COUNTERPROPOSAL.”🔥
The base case is to resolve the rewards language over the next THREE WEEKS… 😵
which could set up a Senate Banking Committee markup in the SECOND HALF OF APRIL and possible FINAL passage as early as MAY. 👀
APRIL MARKUP.
MAY PASSAGE.
CLARITY ACT IS STILL VERY MUCH ALIVE. 🚀


Diana@InvestWithD
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@Liz_Wheeler Are you a Catholic or are you a Christian believer follower of Christ?
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When the Pope makes questionable comments, it makes me GRATEFUL to be Catholic.
Because the Pope has no authority to unilaterally change Catholic dogma with his pastoral comments.
The Pope speaks in two ways, pastorally and rarely, infallibly (called ex Cathedra, which requires a certain set of specific circumstances as the Pope acknowledges, not invents, a doctrinal interpretation). The latter almost never happens.
That’s important— His comments today are in his pastoral capacity. He wasn’t speaking ex Cathedra. Catholics aren’t required to agree with his opinions.
It’s annoying for sure, I wish the Pope was a wiser leader on matters of politics.
But I’m SO grateful to be Catholic because imagine he were the leader of a Prot church—he could change doctrine based on his own faulty opinions at a whim. That’s not the case with Catholicism.
Grateful to God for His Church that remains as it always was and always will be despite the turmoil of the world and the sins of man. 🙏🏼
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UNREAL:
🇺🇸 Brian Armstrong is blocking the CLARITY Act to protect a 34% commission fee.
Not for crypto freedom.
Not for retail investors.
For his own bottom line.
Every time he says "this bill isn't good for crypto."
He means "this bill isn't good for Coinbase revenue."
People lie. Numbers don't.
Remember that next time he plays the hero.


Merlijn The Trader@MerlijnTrader
🇺🇸 Brian Armstrong just killed the CLARITY Act. AGAIN. Trillions waiting on the sidelines. Institutions ready to deploy capital. One stablecoin yield disagreement. One CEO. One veto. The crypto industry's biggest enemy right now is not the SEC. It's Coinbase.
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Ray Dalio said something this week that stuck with me:
“Everything comes down to who controls the Strait of Hormuz.” - @RayDalio
If you’ve studied his work, you know this isn’t just about a war.
It’s about how global power actually shifts.
Historically, these moments look very similar:
1453, Control of the Silk Road shifts
1956, Suez Crisis exposed Britain’s decline
1974, The U.S. locks in the petrodollar
Same pattern every time:
Control trade routes > control capital > control the system
And now we might be watching that test happen again.
The Strait of Hormuz:
But the real question isn’t oil.
It’s control.
Because the current system only works if the U.S. can guarantee global trade routes.
And for the first time in decades, that guarantee is being challenged.
That’s how power shifts start.
I break down the 2 scenarios from here
and what they mean for the dollar, markets, and Bitcoin.
[link in comments]

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The CLARITY Act passed the House 294-134. a16z backed it. Ripple backed it. The White House backed it. The crypto industry spent $149M to make this moment happen.
Then Brian Armstrong killed it the night before the Senate vote.
Why? Because stablecoin yield restrictions would eat into Coinbase's $1.35B annual stablecoin revenue.
One company's P&L just held an entire industry's regulatory future hostage. On March 25, Coinbase formally rejected the bill a second time.
The odds of CLARITY Act passage in 2026 now sit at 18%.
This isn't leadership. It's self-interest dressed up as principle.


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