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@coinbase What’s going on with LTC deposits taking sooo long? Is it just LTC?

Five years public? ✔️ x402 Foundation ? ✔️ Quantum research paper? ✔️ Australian derivatives license? ✔️ Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin Trust custodian? ✔️ Another recap you’ll want to bookmark? ✔️ Here's everything that happened @Coinbase in April ↓

@MyPoints Can I get my withdrawal processed more quickly?? I need that $15 😮‍💨

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@N_Kumar_R @ajassy @amazonIN Sounds like somebody doesn’t like you

@ajassy Hey andy @ajassy @amazonIN close this bloody organisation if you can’t serve as intended one of my order is marked as delivered without product delivery and again I had placed the order for the same but today it’s returned to seller with an update as I rejected it, shame on you

As we close out 2025, incredibly grateful for our teammates and partners who've driven real impact in the communities where we live and work. While there's still more to do, here's a look at some of the progress made this year: 1. Through our $3.6B housing fund, we surpassed 23K affordable homes created and preserved this year for 50K+ residents across the Puget Sound, National Capital Region, and Nashville. 2. We collaborated with 50+ food banks in the U.S. and U.K. to deliver over 12.8M meals to the doorsteps of more than 82K families in need and committed to continuing our support of our partners for another 3 years. We also transported 70M meals from suppliers to food banks, and from food banks to pantries, schools, and other community distribution points worldwide. 3. We responded to 30 natural disasters across 12 countries—using our logistics network to deliver over 1.6M relief items to nonprofits and our disaster relief technology to help restore power and connectivity to impacted communities. We also donated $10M to support relief efforts after the devastating wildfires in California and $3M after the historic flooding in our home state of Washington. 4. Over 275K Amazon volunteers across 56 countries organized 26K events this year, including a record 134K participants in our Global Month of Volunteering in May. We partnered with 2.5K+ nonprofits across 40+ countries, including Habitat for Humanity, Everybody Wins DC, and Roc Solid Foundation. 5. Through Future Ready 2030, our $2.5B global commitment to education and skills training, we're helping prepare 50M people for the future of work. Our Amazon Future Engineer program also provided over 17M hours of STEM education to 1.1M students in the U.S. and awarded $17.3M in scholarships to 900+ students in the U.S. and India. And we committed to AI skills training for 4M U.S. learners through the White House's Pledge to America's Youth. 6. Six years after founding The Climate Pledge, our commitment to net-zero carbon by 2040, we hit a significant milestone of over 600 Climate Pledge signatories who will play a critical role in stimulating investment in the development of low-carbon products and services. 7. We celebrated 25 years of independent sellers in Amazon's store—most of which are small and medium-sized businesses that continue to strengthen local economies across the country. These sellers make up more than 60% of sales in our store, have generated more than $2.5T in cumulative sales, and in 2024, employed more than 2M people in the U.S. providing over $100B in wages. We want communities to be better off because we're there, and we'll keep building on this in 2026, leveraging Amazon's size, scale, and unique ability to help. Excited about what we'll accomplish together. Happy New Year!

@coinbase what’s up with this? I bought ltc it took it off my card but it’s not in my Coinbase account. Last time it took 5 hours to show up

@realAlexanderDF @TaraBull What’s wrong with whole grains? And butter is near the top along with steak 😂

@MichaelCs61286 @TaraBull What don’t you understand about it?

Top 10 Headlines the Media didn't tell you this week, follow & share for more 1. Minnesotans just learned obstructing ICE agents is a federal crime

@TaraBull What the hell is this? It makes no sense 😂

7. White House Rolls Out New Inverted Food Pyramid, RFK Jr. Approves

@lyft why does Lyft keep double charging me, making my account go negative? And then customer service is so rude. I need this resolved it’s fraud.

@PhillipsDe13341 @TheDesertForge @DisrespectedThe Yea but they’re flying them in. Not deporting them.

@TheDesertForge @DisrespectedThe Exactly we do have White immigrants too. Not every immigrant has brown or black skin, there are blonde blue eyed immigrants too. People are idiots

So dramatic. These are the type of people that will eventually allow our country to be destroyed from within.

@ambahr_here @Venmo 😐

@MichaelCs61286 @Venmo at this point better to just wait it out

We're aware that some users are experiencing issues with Venmo right now. Our team is working on a fix, and we'll update you as soon as it's resolved. Thanks for your patience.

@Venmo This is wild

@ambahr_here @Venmo It took the hours to finally issue a statement. And we still don’t know what’s going on.

@Venmo bruh not everyone freaking out when we don’t know if it’s a coding issue or someone hacking give them a min

@denverhaslam @elonmusk I never thought my fellow citizens would be so easily tricked by politics and media. It's sad.

@elonmusk A black man stabs an innocence woman in a hate crime and another black man tries to save the woman. We are the solution to the division the globalists seek to incite.

💯 hate crime

@Neos100x @elonmusk He's just saying that CNN did in fact report on this. Not that it's ok cuz he was mentally ill. 🙄

@elonmusk Why always lying @elonmusk

@neomorph0341 @Neos100x @elonmusk You are ignorant if you think stuff like that doesn't happen to innocent black women by racist whites. Or you just don't look for it. Most of it doesn't make it to the news at all. Step outside your echo chamber!

@Neos100x @elonmusk The murdering bastard literally said "he got a white girl"... Now imagine a white guy doing this to a black girl and saying the same about black girls. The American people are SICK AND EFFIN TIRED OF THIS BULLSHIT.

@elonmusk This is infuriating ,Seeing her ball up afraid and knwing she was dying for no reason makes my blood boil. America has to do better! So many of us fighting over race STILL! Blindly following the racist path? Where does that get us as a nation? Conquered?

@elonmusk You always instigating. Fix yo Teslas.

Are you awake now?

@BigPopz72 @elonmusk You guys so worried about being a minority 🤣 it cracks me up. What are you worried about? Have more kids of your own. You have all the wealth and power, I dnt get it.

@elonmusk The Great Replacement Theory

Demographics are destiny

@elonmusk This is insane! And should be illegal, the lawmakers should untuck there balls and fix this craziness.

Evil monsters

@AuntyWu2026 @JuwayriyyahAlam @elonmusk U need to go

@JuwayriyyahAlam @elonmusk Maybe the invaders should stay in their own countries? 🤷‍♂️

Wow

@Alice41251 @ianmiles What are you talking about about

@ianmiles Schools are a country's heritage. I don't know what those politicians are doing. They can abandon such an important place as a school. Are they crazy?

One in four schools in England now has native British children in the minority. In 72 schools, there are none at all. The numbers come straight from the Department for Education’s census, covering more than 21,000 schools. London and the big cities lead the shift, but the trend is everywhere. Native Britons still make up about 73 percent of the UK today, but official projections show that figure collapsing to 57 percent by 2050 and slipping into minority status by 2063. The drivers are obvious: sustained immigration, higher minority birth rates, and below-replacement fertility among the native population. There are 72 schools in England where not a single white British child is enrolled. Not one. Entire institutions where the native population has been erased from the roll call. It shows that what’s happening in the big cities is no longer just “diversity” but full demographic replacement at the most basic level: the classroom. When you combine that with the wider picture it becomes clear that these aren’t isolated anomalies. They’re advance warnings. Entire areas where the native population has been displaced to the point of invisibility, and the next generation grows up without them even in the room. The classroom is the preview of what comes next.