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This is the person behind Trump’s Truth Social posts. So when you see another insane and disgusting post under his name, remember that this is not the deranged pedo grifter uncle typing alone in the dark. There are people around him helping put that garbage in front of millions. Natalie Harp is one of the names behind the machine.

I am confused by this reply, because exposing scams, conflicts of interest and broken incentives is not “dwelling on negativity”. It is the work most people avoid until they become the victim... I also do not remember you leaving replys beside this one, so I am not sure what standard you are comparing this to. Feedback is useful when it is specific. “Be less negative” is not specific. Which post was wrong? Which warning had no value? Which problem did I describe incorrectly? What exact solution should have been added? I built real tools. My team and I have done 1000s of token checks for free, without asking people for 1 cent. We built a mobile app. We built a Telegram token scanner. We added AI so people can ask questions, understand risks and check tokens before they get wrecked. So show me who else offered a mobile app, a Telegram token scanner, AI based help, feal vuman CA checks for free....1000s of free checks without charging the community. My work is to show people where the traps are before they lose money, trust or time. That is already part of the solution. If you think there is a better way, name it clearly.

What damaged crypto the most? 1. Influencer shills 2. Centralized exchanges 3. Insider launches 4. Politicians/ institutions entering crypto 5. People defending scams 6. Ignorance and greed Add or/ and explain your answer below.

@MastrXYZ @realDonaldTrump You are doing again gods work!! Best fucking account out there

This is a list of stocks that @realDonaldTrump and his family reportedly bought before the China trip! Many of these are the same companies whose CEOs he is now taking to China, where policy, trade access, tariffs, chip exports, AI rules and market deals can directly affect their value. Another blatant grift in plain sight from the Trump family. When Trump says “we are going to win,” he clearly does not mean ordinary Americans. He means his family, his donors, his CEOs, his market friends and everyone close enough to the table to smell the deal before the public even sees the menu. Read this: Trump reportedly disclosed thousands of stock transactions for Q1 2026. Names include Nvidia, Dell, Intel, Palantir, Robinhood, SanDisk and GE Aerospace, with other reports pointing to major tech names like Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and Broadcom. And now look who is travelling with him to China. -Tim Cook from Apple. -Jensen Huang from Nvidia. -Elon Musk from Tesla and SpaceX. -Larry Fink from BlackRock. -Stephen Schwarzman from Blackstone. -Jane Fraser from Citi. -David Solomon from Goldman Sachs. -Kelly Ortberg from Boeing. -Cristiano Amon from Qualcomm. -Sanjay Mehrotra from Micron. -Michael Miebach from Mastercard. -Ryan McInerney from Visa. -Dina Powell McCormick from Meta. -Brian Sikes from Cargill. -Jim Anderson from Coherent. -Jacob Thaysen from Illumina. -H Lawrence Culp from GE Aerospace. This is 100% a conflict of interest parade with flags, cameras and a presidential seal. Normal people would get destroyed for trading anywhere near this kind of information. But when Trump does it, it's fine.. The country is just the brand printed on the invoice.

Never measure yourself by numbers. Measure yourself by what you do, what you build, what you choose, what you expose, what you survive, how you treat those with less power than you, and what you refuse to become. Measure yourself by the people you protect, the truth you are willing to defend, the principles you refuse to sell, and the line you do not cross when crossing it would make life easier. Numbers can show fragments of impact, but they will never capture conviction, integrity, independence, sacrifice, or the price paid for staying true to yourself. The most important things are not for sale. And the most important people in history were not remembered because they were rich. They were remembered because they spoke when silence was safer, acted when obedience was easier, and stood for something when it actually mattered. Stay independent. Stay unowned. Stay impossible to buy. That is freedom.

After the Trump phone backlash, this scammer family suddenly has “news” to announce. But the comments are turned off. They know exactly why.

Scammer @JamesWynnReal apparently needs fresh exit liquidity to gamble with again. He just launched $CHADSLOTH ... I cannot fucking believe that in 2026, X still does not think it is necessary to ban obvious scammers who use this platform to repeatedly enrich themselves through fraud, hype cycles and retail extraction. They would not even have to hire people like me for this. They can literally ask Grok by now. They have the data. They have the evidence. They have the entire trail. I honestly cannot wrap my head around the fact that X created so many rules, so many barriers, so many restrictions, banned countless innocent accounts over the last 12 months, yet somehow pulling the plug on obvious, well known, long documented scammers is still not a priority. People can lose everything here in minutes, while the same names keep coming back with new tickers, new memes, new stories and new bags to dump on followers. For fuck’s sake.

Now that unelected South African Elon Musk gets access to official US administration trips to China, again, it is worth remembering what kind of conflicts walk into the room with him. And holy shit... While Musk sells himself as a free speech warrior (hint: not at all) in the West, Tesla has used Chinese courts against customers, bloggers and journalists who dared to criticise the company. The documented record is brutal. Over the last 4 years, Tesla sued at least 6 car owners in China who had complained about sudden malfunctions, quality problems or crashes they believed were caused by mechanical failures. Tesla also sued at least 6 bloggers and 2 Chinese media outlets over critical coverage. In the 11 cases where the outcome could be determined, Tesla won all 11. 2 judgments are still on appeal. 1 case was settled out of court. The case of Zhang Yazhou shows exactly how grotesque this becomes. Her father was driving her Tesla Model 3 in February 2021 when it hit 2 cars and crashed into a concrete barrier. Her mother and father were hospitalised for 4 days. Zhang believed the brakes had failed and demanded full pre crash data from Tesla. Tesla refused. She protested publicly with a “Tesla brake failure” message. Tesla then sued her for defamation. In May 2024, after a closed trial, a Shanghai court ordered her to apologise publicly and pay 170,000 RMB, about $23,000, to one of the most valuable companies on earth. Even when Tesla finally released the vehicle data under regulatory pressure, it published the data publicly with her vehicle identification number included. Zhang said her family was then threatened and doxxed online. She sued Tesla for privacy invasion and defamation. She lost both cases. Tesla had asked for 5 million RMB, about $684,000, in damages against her. Read that again. The wider court pattern is even more disturbing btw: In 81 civil judgments reviewed from a Chinese government database, car owners sued Tesla over safety, quality or contract disputes. They won only 9. Tesla won nearly 90% of those civil cases. A former Chrysler regional head in northeast Asia described Tesla’s winning rate as an anomaly, comparing it to walking into a casino and winning every hand. This is the part Musk bootlickers never want to face. The man marketed by his slaves in the West as a “free speech absolutist” runs a company that has used courts in China to crush ordinary consumers, silence critical writers and punish people who questioned alleged safety problems. Tesla did not merely defend itself once. It built a legal pattern around intimidation, pressure and reputation protection inside a system where regulators, courts and media ultimately answer to the Chinese Communist Party. Tesla’s success in China was not just market genius. It came with political patronage, regulatory benefits, low interest loans, tax breaks and the support of Li Qiang, the former Shanghai party boss who later became China’s premier. Tesla became the first foreign automaker allowed to fully control its China venture. It received favourable treatment while Chinese journalists told investigators there was an unwritten rule to avoid negative coverage of Tesla because the company was protected by the Shanghai government. So when Musk talks about free speech, remember the actual machinery behind the brand. In the West, he performs rebellion (While we all know he is the one who should be brought down.). In China, Tesla has benefited from state protection, soft media treatment, political access and courts that ordinary customers almost never beat. A billionaire can call himself a free speech warrior all day, but when his company sues customers, bloggers and media outlets into apologies, damages and silence, the mask is gone.

It is a pleasure, and I am grateful for everyone who is here. You are great. Thank you for allowing me to connect with you. By the way, when I do not follow back, it is not arrogance or selection. It is simply because things here get extremely messy and hard to keep track of. I usually follow back most people who comment regularly and genuinely interact. Have a nice day and thank you again

@MastrXYZ @StarPlatinum_ @toly Cant unsee it now 😄😄😄😄

@StarPlatinum_ Lmao. Thought it was @toly in the video

This was the first person to speak about Hantavirus on the cruise a travel creator named Jake Rosmarin - boards a remote expedition cruise called the MV Hondius - the route goes through some of the most isolated parts of the South Atlantic April 2026 - passengers begin getting sick onboard - first it looks like pneumonia - then people start dying - one passenger dies on April 11 - another later dies after evacuation in South Africa - more cases appear while the ship is still moving between remote territories - eventually the WHO confirms it Andes hantavirus - the only known hantavirus with documented human-to-human transmission - mortality rate in the cluster approaches ~38% - the main face documenting the outbreak is Jake Rosmarin himself - a travel influencer with partnerships tied to expedition companies - posts emotional videos from the ship - says passengers feel abandoned - users dig through his old profiles - notice he lists elementary Hebrew on LinkedIn - he traveled to Israel - His husband Alex Cestari, is a lawyer in Boston and deals with Blackstone. His sister Rachel Rosmarin works at Hagerty Consulting, Global Health industry why is a content creator always the first public witness?

@MastrXYZ @KimDotcom @nikitabier you need to protect real content and intelligent creators. And by that I don't mean fun videos but actual real work like @MastrXYZ is doing!

Kim Dotcom @KimDotcom got +- 2,000 likes, more than 600 reposts and around 50,000 impressions by simply posting my screenshot 1 to 1, taken from my own work, without mentioning me. I totally understand that it is not always easy to find the original poster. Shit happens. On X, that can sometimes be almost impossible. But in this case, my work was fresh, the source was easy to find, and the screenshot was clearly not some random recycled meme floating around for weeks but my screenshot from my excel table. I also understand that people can sometimes tweet similar things by coincidence, especially when they cover the same topics. That happens. A lot of my work has been copied, recycled or reposted by others because I am often simply early. But taking an obviously researched piece of work, reposting it 1 to 1 without credit, and then getting attention and possibly money from someone else’s effort is just wrong in my opinion. I spend hours on my posts because I want to be early, factual and accurate. Whether it is Binance, CZ, Trump related deals, Palantir, scam networks, influencer games or everything else you know from my account, I try not to just throw random screenshots online and call it news. I dig. I compare. I connect dots. I try to publish before the topic becomes obvious to everyone else. I have already accepted the irony that X is basically the only way for me to get any money for that work, because outside of a few people, almost nobody supports it financially, while many are instantly ready to lose their money in scams, leverage and obvious extraction plays. So yes, it hurts when someone simply takes my work, posts it as content 1:1, gets more reach than I do and possibly even makes more money from it than the person who actually created it. Anyway. Thanks to everyone who supports me, shares my work and understands the effort behind it. And special thanks to the roughly 5 people who, over the past 2 years, have donated around $400 in total through the Linktree wallet adress in my bio to support what I do. That means more than most people probably realise.

The most predictable replies under this post are people saying “but those were contracts” as if that somehow kills the argument. It does not buddy. The point is not that every government contract is corruption, or that NASA should never buy launches, or that public procurement should not exist. The point is that the mythology around Elon Musk is sold to the public as if one man simply outsmarted the world through pure private genius, while the actual empire was built on public contracts, state incentives, federal demand, tax credits, infrastructure, regulatory support and government created markets. SpaceX did not become SpaceX in some untouched free market vacuum. Tesla did not scale inside a world where the state was irrelevant. Starlink does not exist outside defense, foreign policy, spectrum rules, emergency programs and public sector demand. The entire Musk ecosystem has been deeply entangled with the state for decades. And that is exactly why the hypocrisy matters; The same people who scream about “government waste” are very often the first in line when the money flows upward. They hate the state when it funds schools, healthcare, public transport, social security or ordinary workers, but somehow the state becomes visionary, strategic and necessary when it sends billions to corporations, defense contractors, energy companies, launch providers and billionaire controlled infrastructure. = public risk converted into private power. The taxpayer helped build the launchpad, absorbed the risk, created the demand, funded the infrastructure and legitimized the empire. Then the billionaire gets to stand on top of it and tell everyone else that the state is the problem. That is the part people should understand. Not every dollar on that list is scandalous by itself. The scandal is the pattern, the ideology and the selective hatred of government only when government helps ordinary people instead of billionaires. And these are exactly the millionaires and billionaires, many of whom may have committed real crimes, who became rich through public money, public infrastructure, public contracts and public protection. Now they gather around Trump and other autocrats to tell you the state is evil and social safety nets for ordinary people are too expensive. Of course they do. They do not depend on healthcare, pensions, unemployment support, housing security or public services. They profit from access, loopholes, subsidies, deregulation and political capture. For them, the state is only bad when it protects the many. When it protects the powerful, it becomes their business model.

Here is the list of billions Elon Musk and his companies have received from the US taxpayer, while doing everything he can to dismantle the state. Much of it also came during his infamous time at DOGE. Many billions are still not precisely disclosed or impossible to fully trace publicly. I will keep digging, for the culture.

Yes he they did it again

Since nobody really knows what we are still allowed to do here and what now sends you straight into algorithmic hell, I asked Grok what creators should actually do to keep being seen. Here is the summary: (It feels more like a prison) According to Grok, the current changes around @nikitabier’s creator monetization rules are mainly about payouts, not direct reach bans. The core message appears to be simple: X says it does not want to limit speech or reach, but it also does not want to pay people for manipulating the monetization system, stealing content, farming engagement or flooding the platform with low-effort reposts. ➡️What now gets demonetized or heavily payout-reduced? - Aggregator accounts and repost factories -Accounts posting huge amounts of stolen videos, TikTok clips, third-party content or recycled material are being targeted directly. - If your entire model is basically taking other people’s work, uploading it here and farming impressions, you are in the danger zone. - Third-party reposted videos - Content pulled from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube or other platforms without meaningful transformation can reportedly receive major impression deductions for monetization purposes. ➡️The message is: -X wants net new content on X, not recycled slop imported from everywhere else. -Copy-paste content with no real added value -If you copy someone else’s work, barely change anything and present it as your own, you should not expect to get paid for it. - Using “BREAKING” on everything, exaggerating every headline and baiting users nonstop appears to be another category now being penalized. - Unlabelled AI-generated conflict footage - AI-generated videos about armed conflicts need to be labelled properly. - No label means you risk losing monetization access, at least temporarily, and repeated violations can apparently lead to permanent removal from the revenue program. ➡️What gets reach-throttled? According to Grok: nothing specifically new under these rules. Reach drops are more likely caused by normal platform dynamics: Posting too much. People scrolling past your content. Low engagement. Long inactivity. Poor timing. Weak content. Algorithmic author diversity. So the issue is not necessarily that every controversial post gets buried. The bigger issue is whether the platform considers your content original, valuable and worth monetizing. ➡️What is still safe? Original content. Your own analysis. Your own videos. Your own voice-over. Your own writing. Real commentary. Real edits with actual added context. Memes with transformation. Posts that your audience actually wants to read, watch or share. Captions help, because most people scroll muted. Livestreams may become much more important for monetization. AI is not banned, but hiding AI where disclosure is required can become a problem. ➡️ My ass hurts

@MastrXYZ LOL

Don’t do ketamine on Mother’s Day, guys. Your mother will notice from tweets like this. But I guess that is not a problem if you are already running your mother’s Twitter account too.