moudinho

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@bryan_johnson dude ur selling creatine and 3 other weird chemicals as longevity mix

AG1 is one of the lowest value health products in the world despite being the most heavily promoted. They flood podcasts by paying influencers up to $60 per new subscription and a $30/mo recurring kickback. Plus AG1 gives them equity in the company. Retail price            $79 Ingredients            ($5) Packaging             ($3) Manufacturing       ($4) Shipping                ($7) Total costs             ($19) Gross margin         $60 Gross margin%      75.9%        Why does this matter? McDonald’s openly taunts you “I’m lovin it." They prey upon your compulsive instincts and don’t try to hide it. AG1 lures you into a false state of confidence by leveraging people you trust and hiding behind a “propriety blend”. The bulk of the 12g scoop is cheap greens and emulsifiers. They include on the label high-value ingredients but only include trace amounts to lower their costs. That way you think you’re getting the good stuff but you’re actually not. AG1 is bad for the world. Overpriced. Underdelivers. Science shows it has no clinical effect. They’ve induced good people into violating their own standards of trust. They pretend to be something they’re not. They create confusion for consumers who are genuinely trying to make good life decisions. They erode trust.

@elonmusk @grok @LeagueOfLegends I will quit the rest of whatever I'm doing with my life right now and work on this 14hours a day just say the word and I'm flying out to texas

Let’s see if @Grok 5 can beat the best human team @LeagueOfLegends in 2026 with these important constraints: 1. Can only look at the monitor with a camera, seeing no more than what a person with 20/20 vision would see. 2. Reaction latency and click rate no faster than human. Join @xAI if you are interested in solving this element of AGI. Note, Grok 5 is designed to be able to play any game just by reading the instructions and experimenting.

@BinanceBankrupt Poetic

@cobie Does echo now charge 100bps on each allocation buy in

when i started building echo 2 years ago, i knew it had 95% chance of failing. to be honest, i couldnt really imagine any other outcome, but i thought at least it may be a noble failure worth attempting. i certainly didn't think echo would be sold to coinbase, but, here we are: today coinbase bought echo for ~$375m. echo will remain a standalone platform under its current brand for now, but we will integrate sonar's public sale product into coinbase, and likely introduce new ways for founders to access investors, and for investors to access opportunities into coinbase itself. over the years i have chatted to brian a handful of times, and mostly to complain at him honestly. i have always respected how brian would listen to an outsider chat shit at him on the phone and take the feedback seriously. now, instead of complaining, i will have the opportunity try to do the work to make things better. crypto itself has moved on a long way since we started working on echo. i guess partially this is because of the election result. but, i feel energised by a lot of the cool things being built in crypto again: hyperliquid, zcash, stablecoin supercyle, and so on. feels like a good time to be on the field instead of an idiot with a twitter account yapping nonsense. well, i guess i still will be that. anyway, job's not finished. onwards. oh fuck yeah, before i go, the final season of up only (now "unc only" due to our severe old age) will commence when we figure out who the guests should be lol cobber

U know what at some point don't even care anymore this is just full of scams your odds of something terrible happening are just too high I offramped every penny and will make it my life's mission to send this scam industry to zero.

@GH0P__ @tong0x @HoloworldAI

@tong0x @HoloworldAI dude

@TheFlowHorse Mistake

Please don’t fuck up one of the greatest movies of all time. Michael Mann is making Heat 2, with this cast.

career criminals call themselves ceo, doing backdoor deals to get advantages vs normal ppl in the orderbook leading to massive destruction. #BringBackGary

i am crashing the fuck out, my only purpose is to short this shit to zero

Bnb will never trade above 1360 again

@surrealhappens Yes you and everyone else!

@Moudinho3 Im sure there is still a lot of money around to buy garbage alts I bought a lot of garbage alts during the crash Will sell it to those who will fomo by end Oct

Market literally back to highs on empty cleared books lmao

If it's true that usde depends attack caused this this is gonna be a loooooong bearmarket but I dont think it can happen cuz policy washington

@surrealhappens Yeah and no more money to buy. Those who survived weren't buying at those prices and sure as hell ain't buying now. Who would they sell to?

@Moudinho3 back to highs but with all the OI and degeneracy flushed

Rigged, short everything to zero or die trying

@DoctorDeFi @ElonTrades The issue is that binance liquidated over 40 minuted cuz engine is garbage, rekting a lot of ppl

@ElonTrades Good story, but the problem is USDE and wbETH depegged much after the BTC lows were already in.

The Oct 11 Crypto Crash — What Really Happened TL;DR: Roughly $60–90M of $USDe was dumped on Binance, along with $wBETH and $BNSOL, exploiting a pricing flaw that valued collateral using Binance’s own order-book data instead of external oracles. That localized depeg triggered $500M–$1B in forced liquidations, cascaded into $19B+ globally, and earned the attackers about $192M via $1.1B in BTC/ETH shorts opened on Hyperliquid hours earlier, but minutes before Trump tariff announcement. It wasn’t a USDe failure!! It was Binance’s design flaw, timed with macro panic (Trump’s tariffs) for cover. What looked like chaos was actually a coordinated exploitation of Binance’s internal pricing system, amplified by a macro shock and systemic leverage. 1️⃣ The Setup Binance’s Unified Account let traders use assets like USDe, wBETH, and BNSOL as collateral. Instead of oracle or redemption prices, Binance valued these using its own spot market - a major vulnerability. On Oct 6, Binance announced a fix to move to oracle-based pricing, but rollout wasn’t until Oct 14, leaving an 8-day window. 2️⃣ The Exploit During that window, sophisticated actors manipulated Binance’s order books, dumping ~$60–90M of USDe, driving it to $0.65 on Binance only (still ~$1 elsewhere). Because the Unified Account marked collateral to internal prices, this instantly wiped margin value and triggered $500M–$1B in forced liquidations. Then, Trump’s 100% China tariff headline hit, magnifying panic and liquidity stress. 3️⃣ The Profit Engine The same day, fresh wallets on Hyperliquid opened $1.1B in BTC/ETH shorts, funded by $110M USDC from Arbitrum-linked sources. As the Binance cascade unfolded, BTC and ETH cratered, those shorts netted $192M in profit before closing out at the bottom. Timing, precision, and funding paths all suggest coordination. 4️⃣ The Contagion Binance liquidations dumped BTC/ETH/ALTs into thin books. Other exchanges mirrored the collapse through cross-market bots. Market makers hedged across venues were forced to unwind everywhere. Result: $19B+ global liquidations, with many alts down 50–70% intraday, all triggered by <$100M of manipulated collateral. 5️⃣ Who’s at fault? Binance: design flaw + delay in oracle rollout = root cause. Exploiters: executed and timed the manipulation, profited via external shorts. Ethena (USDe): not at fault - protocol stayed 1:1 collateralized, redemptions normal, peg held everywhere else. 6️⃣ Aftermath Binance admitted “platform-related issues,” promised compensation for affected margin/futures/loan users, and rolled out minimum price floors + oracle integration. USDe remained operational, and the incident is now a case study in how exchange-side pricing errors can trigger system-wide liquidations. Bottom line: A ~$90M dump on Binance and a $1.1B leveraged short elsewhere sparked a $19B bloodbath. Not a stablecoin failure, but a masterclass in exploiting flawed collateral valuation during peak macro stress.

Imagine they have double digit percentage of shortseller oi (global) and can't get adl'ed so they can dump a governance token on u

Bnb is forever topped, binance is going to zero