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These New Proxy Rules sure do have my head spinning. I really could use a good M&A Attorney that can do this kind of stuff in their sleep. Sure am glad RC & Team, only hire the best. sec.gov/rules-regulati…

Ken Griffin's Citadel Advisors reports owning $GME calls worth estimated $326,967,552 in latest 13F.

BREAKING: Steve Cohen's Point 72 reports large $GME ownership after adding 781,814 shares, now holding 1,364,114 total, worth $31,429,187. The firm also disclosed having calls valued at roughly $3,946,752.

New career goal unlocked - adding $GME $EBAY SEC 425 filing to your LinkedIn profile. 😂

🚨ALERT: Bitcoin falls below $79,000.

Charles Schwab increases stake in GameStop Corp. by 10%, bringing estimated position close to $82,914,831. $GME

Yeah, they totally don't think the GME-EBAY merger will go through... /s $GME

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@xximpod Great part 1 .. thank you XXIM team for educating us.

Part 2 Private Credit - "Insurers $1.1 Trillion in PRIVATE CREDIT Raising Alarms" In this episode, Ankit breaks down the massive hidden player in the private credit saga that almost nobody is talking about: life insurance companies and annuity providers. CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro & Part 1 Recap 00:22 - Life Insurance & Annuity Providers 02:17 - The Scale: $1.8 Trillion in Private Credit 03:10 - CLO Exposure: $276 Billion & 82% of Market 04:32 - How the Risk Can Snowball Into a Credit Crisis 05:53 - Hidden Leverage: From 2-3x to 9-12x 09:23 - The Bermuda Triangle Strategy 10:17 - Warning Signs & What It Means for You Part 1 - youtube.com/watch?v=NeAQ5S… #privatecredit #privateequity

GAMESTOP’S RYAN COHEN THREATENS TO TAKE $56BN EBAY OFFER TO SHAREHOLDERS - FT

They had their chance, now RC is taking his offer to the real owners. Can’t wait to see the details of the full tender offer. The retail shareholders and the institutional shareholders will see what the board passed up on their chance. My Puppy gut says they might want to start packing. Whoops. 😁

British hedge fund Marshall Wace brings $GME holdings to over $100,000,000 after buying 1,421,123 shares in latest 13F.

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More cryptocurrencies will collapse in 2026 + a few hedge funds. Two reasons 1) In 2025, a staggering 11.6 million crypto failed, we will see continuation this year - What started as a revolution (against broken monetary system) has turned into an ego-driven battlefield and token pumps 2) Thin global liquidity, this is part of the broader liquidity crisis we’ve seen unfolding since 2023, mass deleveraging, and repeated liquidation cascades exposing the fragility of the space, crypto was supposed to create an alternative channel to traditional system, instead it itself got tied fully into it. Ofcouse we will see Ups / down along the way, but yes more and more concentration will happen in handful of crypto / handful of stocks.

Wow. Who would have thought that all it takes for a magnificent tech to become a ghost chain is a founder that actively sabotages the ecosystem.

The full text of the eBay Board's response letter to GameStop CEO, Ryan Cohen, is set forth below: Dear Mr. Cohen, The Board, with the support of its independent advisors, has thoroughly reviewed your proposal and has determined to reject it. We have concluded that your proposal is neither credible nor attractive. We have taken into account such factors as 1) eBay's standalone prospects, 2) the uncertainty regarding your financing proposal, 3) the impact of your proposal on eBay's long-term growth and profitability, 4) the leverage, operational risks, and leadership structure of a combined entity, 5) the resulting implications of these factors on valuation, and 6) GameStop's governance and executive incentives. eBay is a strong, resilient business that has delivered meaningful results over the past several years. We have sharpened our strategic focus, strengthened execution, enhanced our marketplace and seller experience, and consistently returned capital to shareholders. With its differentiated global marketplace and a clear strategy, eBay's Board is confident that the company, under its current management team, is well-positioned to continue to drive sustainable growth, execute with discipline, and deliver long-term value for our shareholders. Our team remains focused on executing our strategy and driving our business forward in the best interests of the company, our shareholders, our employees, and millions of buyers and sellers around the world. Sincerely, /s/ Paul S. Pressler Paul S. Pressler Chairman of the Board of Directors, eBay

1. Kaspa's MuHash vulnerability is not immanently exploitable. Not even for a quantum computer. Even after quantum reduction, you still need to solve a non-trivial problem (called MRSS). 2. However, this problem is not considered hard enough for cryptography. Why? Because algorithms have been steadily chipping away at it's hardness, more than sufficiently to debunk the hardness conjectures made in the original MuHash paper 3. I find this concerning because MuHash sits exactly at a point where we want "everlasting security". It is not used to secure a wallet but the integrity of the entire chain. A single collision is all you need to rewrite the entire history with a constant size attack (unlike Bitcoin where the difficulty of the attack grows with how deep you want to reorg). For Kaspa to become a trillion dollar coin, this will just not do. 4. A first step towards a solution will be to replace MuHash with a post-quantum incremental hash. The consequence is that to exploit MuHash for a history rewrite you need a longer chain that goes all the way back to before the change point. This doesn't mean there aren't more subtle attacks that remain completely intact. In particular, validating txns from before the change without trusting an archival node remains a huge issue. (And not the only one) 5. If I had to point out the urgency of implementing the previous clause, I'd say medium-low to medium. Not an immediate concern, but should probably be patched well before the turn of the decade. 6. Yes, short conf times and rapid inclusion are definitely safeguards against quantum front-running