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@FightStorage Still creepy

Tammy Slaton, star of 1000-lb Sisters, is barely recognizable after extreme weight loss and skin removal surgery.

Everything is going according to the plan. Nothing here is random. Bitcoin cycle bottom will look exactly like this. Remember, I was the only one publicly calling the exact bottom at $16,000 three years ago and the top at $126,000 in October. If you missed those calls, don’t worry. I’ll call the next one too. Turn notifications on. If you’re not following yet, you’ll understand why that was a mistake later.

We are opponents, not enemies

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This chart says we're now in the final Bull Trap of this cycle. If the pattern hasn’t broken, $BTC will dump to $30,000 in two weeks. The REAL bear market hasn’t even started yet.

3 years after it's premiere, the “Dragon’s Breath” sequence in 'John Wick Chapter 4' still remains modern action filmmaking at its absolute best.

An ancient Assyrian technique for river crossing using inflated skins, around the 8th century BCE.

Got laid off. Built a game instead. Solo dev. $0 budget. 11,000 wishlists in under 2 months. If you like The Mandalorian, Dune, and Max Payne… this is for you. Wishlist on Steam store.steampowered.com/app/4109980/Ri… #motivationmonday

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NVIDIA's Kimodo is the release of the week 🔥 Prompt the timeline whatever your want like: "a person walks forward" → "a person starts jumping", hit Generate, and watch a 3D character do it in seconds (700hrs of pro mocap training. Works on human + robot skeletons. Super fast + free to use on HF)

For the record. Powell and the Fed behave as if they stand above the U.S. Constitution, treating “independence” as a royal charter rather than a limited grant of authority from a sovereign people. Independence and integrity do not mean being an emperor of the economy, shielded from basic questions about how public money is spent. Yes, setting monetary policy independently is sacrosanct. No one is questioning it. The Federal Reserve’s independence in setting monetary policy does not entitle it to independence from financial accountability, especially when it is presiding over what is plausibly the most expensive office renovation, per square foot, in modern history. When a project runs into the billions of dollars and far exceeds normal benchmarks, asking for details, bids, and an explanation of overruns is not an attack on central banking; it is the bare minimum of constitutional oversight. What actually endangers monetary independence is political pressure on interest rates, balance‑sheet decisions, or credit allocation—not tough questions about a wildly expensive real‑estate project. In that light, President Trump calling Jerome Powell “too late” is a far cry from President Truman branding William McChesney Martin a “traitor” for refusing to keep rates artificially low to finance government debt. Truman was demanding pliant policy; Trump is demanding transparency on a construction bill. Independence and integrity do not mean never having to answer for basic cost overruns or explain why a central bank needs Versailles‑level marble at taxpayer risk. The situation looks even more like constitutional inversion when Fed allies try to drag an activist judge into the middle of a grand‑jury process to pre‑empt scrutiny, as if judicial muscle could be used to insulate a powerful agency from ordinary legal exposure. A grand jury exists to decide whether charges are warranted; rushing to shut that down while shouting “Fed independence” turns the concept on its head. As Shakespeare put it, “the lady doth protest too much, methinks”: the louder the insistence that any inquiry is an existential threat to central banking, the more it sounds like an attempt to shield an embarrassing and possibly indefensible use of public money, rather than a principled defense of the Fed’s rightful but limited independence under the Constitution.

@SosmedAnu Padahal simple .. gausah dibales

I shorted: - The Bitcoin Covid Crash - ETH above $3000 - Dubai Real Estate Top I am now predicting a major Bitcoin dump this week I rarely short but when I do… it’s time to pay attention Doubt me at your own risk

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Kalo ini yang kebangetan sih korbannya:

@BitcoinJunkies no problemo as far from my liquidation price

"Big Short" investor Michael Burry says Bitcoin will crash to $50,000

🚨 THIS IS NOT LOOKING GOOD Global bond yields are surging too fast now And historically, when yields move like this It means something in the system is already broke

IT'S ALL ABOUT OIL. As the Iran war continues, oil prices continue to move higher. We’re currently in the “stagflation zone”, and rapidly moving closer to the “danger zone”. Oil rising into the danger zone ($120+) and remaining there would likely have a significant impact on the global economy. This is the level where commentary would probably shift from “macro drag” to “heightened recession risk fears” across the world. The Strait of Hormuz is still effectively closed as Iran continues to attack tankers in the vital trade waterway. This means a massive chunk of the global oil supply is still choked off in the area. US officials have talked up the prospect of reopening the Strait of Hormuz by providing military escorts for tankers. But this doesn’t seem to be very likely anytime soon. And so, with every day that passes, more upward pressure is being applied to the price of crude oil. There’s simply just not enough oil for everybody.

@nikitabier @TurnerNovak common practical .. especially when near presidential election

@TurnerNovak I was investigating a guy running 30 accounts with Indonesian IP addresses and I was trying to figure out what tools he was using. I found out it was AI: Actual Indonesians.

Just spent two hours talking to this guy about AI: - completely changed the game - most efficient team member - outperformed with limited resources - misunderstood in the court of public opinion - always has the answer Turns out he was actually talking about Allen Iverson.

Can I just live in my game?