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@menon_jame8295 @kakyetroll @ManUtd Isn’t easy

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JOB DONE! ✅🇾🇪

@anu811981 @Cryptoemperor06 Nice

@Cryptoemperor06 THANKS

I promised that if $BTC hits $79,000, I will give away $5,000 in BTC to 4 people. So as promised I will be giving away $5,000 to 4 person today. Rules: Like, Retweet, and Comment "THANKS" 🔔 Gonna lock comments in 24 hours!

@premierleague @Sibulele_Q Nice

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@exolanedex @BitcoinArchive Fun

@BitcoinArchive Bull market returns. So do crazy funding rates.

JUST IN: $79,000 Bitcoin 👀

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The Ripple Case can end at any minute. It's been four years. I can't imagine being dumb enough not to hold XRP right now.

I don't know about you guys, but I'm looking forward to all the 589 comments and memes when $XRP finally hits $5.89 😂

This is your life on crypto 🤣

XRP The Holy Grail From @Nexo news and insights blog.

retail is already signing Divorce paperwork 3 months into their Crypto Investment marriage

BREAKING: 🇺🇸 WHITE HOUSE TO HOST FIRST EVER CRYPTO SUMMIT ON MARCH 7! This event will include prominent founders, CEOs, and investors from the crypto industry, as well as members of the President's Working Group on Digital Assets. The Summit will be chaired by the White House A.I. & Crypto Czar David Sacks, and administered by the Working Group's Executive Director Bo Hines. After the previous administration unfairly prosecuted the digital asset space, President Trump's policy vision represents a new era for digital financial technology. The administration is committed to providing a clear regulatory framework, enabling innovation, and protecting economic liberty. Comment Below & Follow For More!!👇👇

Data from Altus Group shows new condo sales in Greater Vancouver down 84% in Q1 2025 compared to the height of the bull market in Q1 2022. Carnage.

One of largest real estate Insolvency firms in Canada: “In 2024 our real estate receivership book was $1 Billion” In 2025: $7 Billion

Intellectually, one should strip out the one-time Nov-Dec 2024 benefit after the Nov election when TSLA stock soared 90% on the hope Trump would reward Elon for helping get Trump elected. That had nothing to do with TSLA’s progress in unsupervised autonomy. The best period to isolate investor focus on autonomy is 2025 year-to-date, where $UBER +58% vs $TSLA -18%. More relevant may be the period from June 22-current after the $TSLA Austin robotaxi unveil ( $UBER +11%, $TSLA -6%). If/when TSLA removes safety monitors from its robotaxis, TSLA stock can move higher.

$TGT (-10% pre-mkt): What’s wrong with Corporate America? When a stock has underperformed by as much and for as long as $TGT (last 5 years $TGT -31% vs SPX +89% and vs $WMT +131%) one would think that the new CEO would be an outsider who can bring in fresh ideas, innovation, and new people to run the company. Instead they appoint the long-time #2 and COO (who was previously CFO) to take over as CEO when current CEO Brian Cornell gets kicked up to Executive Chairman in Feb 2026.

My guess: Elon doesn’t want consumers delaying purchase of other $TSLA Model Y trims while they wait for a new Model Y L.

Powell suggested that the Fed was likely to cut interest rates in September due to rising risks for the labor market. This was the semi-dovish Powell investors were hoping for today and the market responded accordingly (S&P 500 +1.7%). In his speech from Jackson Hole, Powell said that the labor market is in a "curious kind of balance" with a slowdown in both the supply of and demand for workers, and that downside risks to employment are rising. The Fed chair also outlined changes to the monetary policy framework, including removing language that previously said decisions would be informed by assessments of "shortfalls of employment from its maximum level". Chair Powell carefully opened the door to an interest-rate cut in September, pointing to rising risks for the labor market even as worries over inflation remain, and caveating his words with the view that the Fed would be data dependent. “The stability of the unemployment rate and other labor market measures allows us to proceed carefully as we consider changes to our policy stance,” Powell said in remarks prepared for the Fed’s annual conference in Jackson Hole, Wyoming on Friday. “Nonetheless, with policy in restrictive territory, the baseline outlook and the shifting balance of risks may warrant adjusting our policy stance.”  Following Powell’s remarks investors boosted bets to 96% (from 70% before his speech) that the FOMC would cut rates by 25bp at their Sept. 16-17 meeting. “He used the speech to solidify expectations for 25 basis points in September,” James Bullard, former President of the St. Louis Fed, said in an interview on Bloomberg Television. “He leaned into the most recent labor market report, which was very soft. And so I think that’s a done deal.” In his speech, Powell cited the most recent employment data for July, which showed jobs growth in recent months was substantially weaker than previously reported.  “This unusual situation suggests that downside risks to employment are rising,” he said. “If those risks materialize, they can do so quickly in the form of sharply higher layoffs and rising unemployment.”  But he continued to argue that policymakers must guard against the prospect that President Trump’s tariffs lead to persistent inflation. He said the effects of tariffs on consumer prices are “now clearly visible,” but it’s reasonable to expect the effects will be relatively short lived. “It is also possible, however, that the upward pressure on prices from tariffs could spur a more lasting inflation dynamic, and that is a risk to be assessed and managed,” Powell said. “When our goals are in tension like this, our framework calls for us to balance both sides of our dual mandate,” he added. Treasury yields tumbled, the S&P 500 extended gains and the dollar fell. Powell’s speech comes amid unprecedented pressure from President Trump and his allies aimed at getting the central bank to lower borrowing costs, threatening the Fed’s independence in determining monetary policy. As Powell took the podium, the gathered central bankers and economists showed their support by giving him a standing ovation. Following the speech Trump told reporters the Fed should have lowered rates a year ago. “We call him ‘Too Late’ for a reason,” he said.

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4 things that should be required learning in high school…

Unfortunate truth: Money buys happiness...but only if you're already happy. If your net worth is over $1M and you still aren't happy, I promise that money isn't your problem.