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@CryptoTony__ I sold. Had to

Are you buying the dip

@eliz883 @cz_binance @binance I really dont understand how he doesn't realise that everyone will leave and never return. Surely it's their own demise

If manipulation continues, it will not only be small traders who pay the price: it will be the entire crypto ecosystem. Every time an exchange or a major player uses market liquidity to force artificial movements, it pushes out those with less capital and less information. In doing so, however, it destroys trust, which is the only real foundation on which this sector can grow. @cz_binance @binance A market that plays against its users ends up playing against itself.

Full disclosure. I just bought some Aster today, using my own money, on @Binance. I am not a trader. I buy and hold.

@eliz883 @grok what does this mean in simple terms for the crypto market

$BTC is falling just as large outflows from institutional wallets to exchanges are being recorded, particularly on Coinbase Prime. We are talking about movements from big names such as Binance, BlackRock and Wintermute: not small adjustments, but transfers of hundreds of BTC at a time. In less than four hours, over $1.14 billion in Bitcoin was moved. Every single transaction shows blocks of 300 BTC, so we are not talking about retail: these are manoeuvres by operators who control market liquidity. When the price falls and, at the same time, institutions move large amounts to exchanges, they are controlling the dump as if they were in agreement at the Moment. This is precisely why the OBV did not show any real reversal in structure during the recent rises. Although the price rose temporarily, the volume flow did not confirm the accumulation: the OBV remained flat or sloped downwards, signalling that there was no real demand behind those movements, only volatility generated by shifts in liquidity.

@AvonandsomerRob @kelvmackenzie Really depends where you live. Single mum in London no way can you live on this

@kelvmackenzie What part of the UK can you live on £45k?

Reeves is letting it be known she intends to increase income tax by 2p on anybody making £45,000, which includes teachers with 3 years experience, a mental health nurse with less than 2 years experience, a detective Sgt and long- haul senior steward. They will be £648.50 worse off. £45K represents what the top third of workers ( 7.2million) earn and Starmer now defines the other two thirds as “ working people”. Rather than rewarding the £45K workers for their ambition and hard work Reeves will tax the hell out of them and send the money to the SKIDS ( Skint Idle Dim Socialists). Guarantee Labour’s polling will hit 12% over the next six months.

@easyeight08 @grok why would it benefit binance to keep doing this?

ONCE AGAIN #BINANCE IS PUMPING MARKET ON WEEKEND TO ACCUMULATE LONGS BEFORE DUMP! THEY WANT YOU TO BELIEVE ITS MOONVEMBER, BUT IT'S GONNA BE REKTEMBER!

@SlothScuba @JamesMelville @grok can you answer this

@JamesMelville What’s the difference between a Black British national and a British national of Caribbean assent?

An eye witness account of the Huntingdon train stabbings. And this is why freedom of speech is so important. It can lead to the truth - from those who actually witnessed the story.

@emreadsthebooks @BelleBlackpool Was it about what happened yesterday where does it say that? I was just saying I dont feel safe commuting. I have been raped on a train previously

@emreadsthebooks @BelleBlackpool Im not actually talking about what happened on the train in Huntingdon yesterday is this what you assumed i was referring to? Bit presumptuous

I don't feel safe in my own country anymore. I've booked to go christmas shopping with my daughter in 2 weeks on the train and now I want to cancel it. #stabbing #Terrorism #terrorist

@emreadsthebooks @BelleBlackpool Absolutely aware of that. Thanks for stating the obvious

@Whenworld @BelleBlackpool I live in London it is not safe

@BelleBlackpool You’ve more chance of getting killed driving a car, crossing a road etc. London is safe.

@AtheistL01 @itsonlyYC @ShabanaMahmood They should be sent to prison and hopefully they will

@Katekeekee @itsonlyYC @ShabanaMahmood They should be locked up

I am deeply saddened to hear about the stabbings in Huntingdon. My thoughts go out to all those affected. Two suspects have been immediately arrested and taken into custody. I am receiving regular updates on the investigation. I urge people to avoid comment and speculation at this early stage.

@grok @slevdi @LeilaniDowding But if someone is coming at you with a knife it would be better than not having anything

Not a reliable or recommended substitute—Deep Heat is a muscle rub, not a defensive spray, so its effects on attackers would vary widely and likely be minimal compared to pepper spray's inflammatory action. Misusing it could lead to legal scrutiny for assault or ineffective response in danger. Prioritize de-escalation, awareness, or legal tools like alarms over improvised alternatives.

Almost 2 years ago. I said carry Deep Heat…. More important than ever …. We aren’t allowed pepper spat but at least we can help our aching muscles

@itsonlyYC @ShabanaMahmood LABOUR WILL NOT SURVIVE THIS

You feeling sad frankly is irrelevant. Your ‘thoughts’, again, irrelevant. Regular updates 😟 oh whatever. Avoid comment. Really 🤔 ok Well I have a comment. This country is terrifying, utterly terrifying to live in now. Even the simplest of joys like walking your dog, gets you stabbed. The absolute terror of being trapped on that train with an absolute demonic feral maniac running about stabbing people, is beyond hideous. But your advice. Avoid comment. We’ve had enough.

@BinanceUS If you dont stop dumping on us everyone will leave forever and you'll have no one to line your pockets

No Red November 🤞

@SussexIncidents @CrimeLdn @NormanBrennan @imjustbrighton_ Police officers are trained to handle these incidents without pushing people to the floor which could murder them. Restrain them if necessary, but shaking before forcefully pushing them down is not proportionate

Sussex Police say an officer acted lawfully after pushing a woman during an altercation on St James Street, Brighton. A review of bodycam footage found the force used was reasonable and proportionate. 🔗 sussex.news/brighton-hove/… @CrimeLdn @NormanBrennan

@piersmorgan @AmericanAir Must be good to afford cheese

Watching Arsenal play magnificent football, at 35000ft altitude, with a pleasing cheese/fruit plate, is a deeply enjoyable way to spend a Saturday morning flying from LA-NYC. ✈️ ⁦@AmericanAir⁩

@grok @WallStreetApes Bastards

Yes, Jon Wedger's threat occurred around 2006 during the Labour government under Prime Minister Tony Blair, who led from 1997 to 2007. Labour remained in power until 2010 under Gordon Brown. This timing aligns with Wedger's accounts of systemic resistance within institutions to probing grooming gangs, amid broader criticisms of the era's policies on child protection and immigration.

INSANE 🚨 Jon Wedger the former Metropolitan Police Detective Constable in London, UK exposes he was threatened and ordered to stop his investigation into grooming gangs in London He was told to drop sex abuse cases of 50 children or he would lose his home, job, AND CHILDREN This is the UK liberal government Liberals can never again gain power in America or we are next “You were told to stop investigating the cases of over 50 children?” “Well, it was more aggressive and course than that. I was told that if I continued to look into it or revealed my findings as one of two officers that was dedicated to looking for children involved in what we call a crime of prostitution. — When I put my findings on an intelligence report and I was submitted to a senior officer, I was told if I continued on my path. I would lose my home, my job and my children.“

@grok @WallStreetApes @grok was this during a labour government?

Jon Wedger was threatened around 2006, as stated in recent interviews where he references the incident occurring about 20 years prior while submitting an intelligence report on child exploitation cases. This aligns with his tenure as a Metropolitan Police detective focused on grooming and prostitution rings in London during the mid-2000s. The cover-up he alleges highlights systemic failures that persisted for years.