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This girl may be on to something... #sleep

@unknowDLT Not selling at 3.00 to buy at 1.5

What’s your biggest XRP regret?

@seanmcbride16 No one sees my posts...

No one sees my posts unless I mention ripple:native

@BoomerDivvies Tell me you don't uunderstand "cash flow" or "inflation" workout telling me... cooked💀

An 20-year-old Canadian girl won $1M (tax free in Canada) in the lottery and chose $1,000/week instead of the lump sum. Is this wise or the worst financial decision of her life? What are you doing when this happens to you??

The first Fed Chair in history with real skin in the crypto game. Kevin Warsh’s financial disclosures reveal a nine figure portfolio heavy in blockchain assets. When the man steering the dollar has that much exposure, the entire market narrative just changed.

@XRPcryptowolf Nope. Pretty predictable... Even less impressive will be if it passes the Senate

Anyone else wondering why $XRP didn’t skyrocket after the Clarity Act passed? 👀

@ClownWorld Get off my damn porch!

This door-to-door salesman shows up with full main character energy and instantly starts demanding the homeowner “come outside and say it like a man” He rants about his shoes, claims he doesn’t listen to video devices, and keeps escalating hard even after they say they’re not interested. Remember when door-to-door salesmen used to be polite and professional? Wild times.

@binance And still yet about to not cross it. They do not want success under this president. I hope of passes committee tomorrow. But Elinor Terrot is saying talks broke down and the vote will be partisan. A split vote heading to senate is likely doomed.

Brad Garlinghouse on how close the US may finally be to crypto regulatory clarity. “𝘞𝘦’𝘳𝘦 𝘢𝘴 𝘤𝘭𝘰𝘴𝘦 𝘵𝘰 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘧𝘪𝘯𝘪𝘴𝘩 𝘭𝘪𝘯𝘦 𝘢𝘴 𝘸𝘦’𝘷𝘦 𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘳 𝘣𝘦𝘦𝘯.”

@Chrissssjohnson @Heartbreak_Sade Getting away from a digital currency in a world getting more digital was the right play?

@Heartbreak_Sade Pivoting away from crypto after 2022 was an IQ test homie. Leave that shit alone u better off playing in the stock market

Crypto so depressing 😂😂 I miss when it was fun

@Coachjv_ Cleared 25% of my folio today. If I'm wrong I freed up capital... if I'm right I'll buy some back later. But we may be about to see legendary blood. Ive ridden too many down to count, I'm not riding this one.

Middle classs needs to prepare ASAP!

@ReasonTheology Wait impeach him for saying he worries about Nukes and nothing else can distract him from making sure that we are safe from nukes... that makes him in need of impeachment? If thats your stance then you aren't a serious person.

Wow. He really admitted this. We all knew it but for him to say it out loud is still shocking. Impeach him now.

@Malakai495 @TheRealWagerWiz @DailyLoud Ummm... you're right. Hes right... but how's being right working for them?

@TheRealWagerWiz @DailyLoud the car cut him off

footage has emerged from the serious collision on Scott Road in Surrey involving a motorcycle that was left hanging from a traffic light pole

@LearnToToad @MorbidKnowledge Socialized medicine attempted to keep costs low, not work the full panel.

@MorbidKnowledge The medical establishment totally dropped the ball on this and are largely at fault imo

Brittanie Cecil is the only fan fatality in NHL history. On 16 March 2002, David and Jody Cecil took their thirteen-year-old daughter Brittanie to see the Columbus Blue Jackets play the Calgary Flames at Nationwide Arena. The tickets were an early birthday present, she was turning fourteen in four days. They had good seats, fifteen rows up behind the goal. About eight minutes into the second period, Blue Jackets forward Espen Knutsen took a shot that was deflected at the last moment by Calgary defenseman Derek Morris. The puck sailed over the protective glass at roughly 100 miles per hour and struck Brittanie in the left temple, snapping her head back violently. She got up and walked out of the arena under her own power, a coat pressed to her head. The game carried on. The Blue Jackets won. Fans went home happy. At the hospital, a CT scan was performed but failed to detect that she had a torn vertebral artery. She appeared to be recovering, she was still communicative, still holding the puck that had hit her while sitting in her hospital bed. Everyone assumed it was a scare. A bad one, but a scare. On 18 March 2002, Brittanie Cecil died at 5:15pm after developing a high fever and losing consciousness. The torn artery had caused severe clotting and her brain had swollen. She was the first and only fan fatality in 85 years of NHL history. The netting you now see hanging above the glass behind the goals at every hockey rink in the world exists because of Brittanie Cecil. The player who took the original shot, Espen Knutsen, was never the same. His coach said the incident ended his career. He retired three years later having played just 45 more games. He told reporters he thought about it all the time.

@Soul070_ @CryptoWendyO No reason to half ass it, when you can whole ass it!

@Reedyteedy1 @CryptoWendyO Glad you're serious about your hobbies. Very admirable

Casual sex and drug use is disgusting.

What is the best drink to have by the pool? 🍸

@thedarshakrana A small study pulled from an amoral community isn't a true study. Perform that same experiment at Liberty University. One that has a moral compass that cares about the spiritual well being of man and I bet you get a very different result.

1971: The most dangerous psychology study ever conducted Stanford created a fake prison for the experiment 24 students signed up for $15/day But By Day 2, they tortured each other By Day 6 the study had to shut down What they discovered about human nature will haunt you: 🧵

@ThrillaRilla369 Mongoose

Age yourself by naming a popular bike brand from your childhood I’ll go first Haro

I've seen too many trust fund kids waste their family's wealth. Family constitutions are more than just paperwork - they're a plan to ensure the family's survival. Want your kids to keep building what you started? Make them earn it. Match their income. Fund their education. Teach them about cash-flow investments. Money without a purpose breeds dependency, not innovation. The greatest legacy you can leave is teaching your children to create value, not just live off it.

@dj_case @FastbreakHoops5 Its almost unwatchable

@Reedyteedy1 @FastbreakHoops5 I’ve always liked him. The game just changed and it’s annoying.

Would this team go 82-0? (all in their primes).

@dj_case @FastbreakHoops5 Anymore... But I agree, he may be a flopper... but he is a pretty good teammate

@Reedyteedy1 @FastbreakHoops5 I mean attitude. LeBron would be fine imo. He doesn’t want to be the leader anyway