E

Breaking the yard in again for another legendary football season

@chartexpt What’s a good rule of thumb or standard you use when taking profits?

If you are making a profit, don't forget to book some of it and reward yourself. $IRYS

You’re the CEO

@sondraa Con la guitarra. For sure

This Karol G set is crazy

The Masters is the last pure sporting event we have left that hasn’t been ruined by phones and social media. It’s glorious.

@ericswalwell @rskellogg You’re a joke bro ✌️

I am suspending my campaign for Governor. To my family, staff, friends, and supporters, I am deeply sorry for mistakes in judgment I’ve made in my past. I will fight the serious, false allegations that have been made — but that’s my fight, not a campaign’s.

Mason Miller 79.2% K rate Unreal

@landonjake24 @redkacheek Nice call Landon. Def brought the irons today

@redkacheek Henley’s results directly after a MC dating back to 2023 PGA Championship: T16 T2 4th T8 T5 T6 (this year’s API) Might be a stone lock this week at 7900.

Biggest chalk busts at 2025 Masters... Straka Henley Bradley Macintyre Garcia Zalatoris Cam Smith

@GabbyHerzig 💯 and I’m here for all of it

The back-nine pins are extremely gettable right now. Anyone saying that they know what's going to happen in this golf tournament is totally insane. Hatton just birdied four of his last five. Brooks just rattled off three. Xander did the same. This is going to be pure chaos.

Pops is always on delay cuz he hates commercials. I’ll always treasure these Sunday conversations.

@jordancicchelli Looks good. Just think more turn, less shift

genuinely please critique my swing everything hooks right

USA 🇺🇸 Golfer Cameron Young has attended Mass with his family ahead of the final day of the Augusta Masters

@adon7X @RockAtLaCantera That’s sick bro. Enjoy. Riding a futures ticket too. Lets get one Cam

DIG IN CAMMMMM 🥃 #TheMasters @RockAtLaCantera

he was up fighting a fire *all night* and is notoriously bad at resting and so i said i wanted to relax and watch a tv show with him to trick him into napping at 1 pm ✅

@watergypsy_ @KeetaNetwork And there ya have it

Given the recent $KTA announcement regarding their partnership with Visa Direct & the recent profile change of @KeetaNetwork to include AI 🤔

We had a football team, $5 California burritos, $1,200 beach apartments, and gas under $3. We used to have it all in San Diego. 😭💔

@Garrett20720823 We are early my friend. Tired of explaining it to people. Just let them. Meanwhile I’ll stack my bag

People are looking at Keeta’s announcement this week like it’s just another crypto update that others already have It’s not Go read what Ty said again Instant outbound over Visa Direct 20+ fiat currencies built in Banking access T-bills and securities on chain Cards that spend straight from fiat Direct connections to financial institutions No one else has all of that Not even close That’s not random features That’s a full financial system And it’s already live in beta This isn’t a roadmap This isn’t “maybe later” This is rollout Most people are still waiting for a big name to validate it But that’s backwards The system is already built Partners don’t create this They plug into it People arguing price right now don’t realize what’s actually being turned on here @KeetaNetwork $KTA

I always was under the impression KTA network access was gated for institutions like they would have to hold KTA to use the network They actually don’t And it’s a bit more nuanced than that… but it’s actually a great plan Here’s what people are missing You can use Keeta without holding KTA But that only applies if you’re just using the network There are different ways to use the network Let’s use a simple example A business needs to send $1,000 USD to a partner that requires EUR That transaction runs on Keeta’s rails either way But there are different ways to route it One route does not utilize KTA it relies on traditional rails the payment moves through banks and correspondent banks each additional step adds cost and increases the total fee Another route utilizes KTA inside the network so instead of passing through multiple intermediaries, the value moves directly across the system without those extra steps and without the extra fees Now here’s the important part The people running the network, the representatives these are the banks, institutions, or service providers handling your transaction, basically running their own mini network, a subnet on Keeta They decide what transactions cost what tokens are accepted how routing works And their influence is tied to how much KTA they hold So they are incentivized to push usage toward KTA Because it benefits them If a KTA route costs them less to process they can charge you less while making more themselves That’s better margins So they discount transactions that utilize KTA which pushes more transactions through KTA Not because it’s required because it’s the most profitable option If an institution wants more than just basic access If they want to earn fees to control routing to have privacy and sovereignty they run a representative or their own subnet This is key An institution not running a subnet would lack privacy and sovereignty But if they are running a subnet they are holding KTA So the ones actually operating the network the ones moving real volume the ones that matter are the ones holding it So the model isn’t force everyone to buy KTA It’s get them in the door without it let them scale then let economics pull them into it KTA becomes the most efficient way to route value And that’s why this is such a strong model Institutions don’t have to commit upfront which makes it easier for them to start using the network Then once they’re inside cost and competition take over And that naturally drives usage toward KTA Not by forcing it, but by real business incentives @KeetaNetwork $KTA

🤌🏼🤌🏼🤌🏼

Visa Direct but yes, not even the tip of the iceberg!