Iz4
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Iz4
@eyezeefour
Connoisseur of magic internet money.
Internet Katılım Haziran 2017
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decided to hit the gym instead
great workout

blanc@blancxbt
gm starting to feel better, might even go out for a walk
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all the wassies nft project has done is host poker games for the past 5 months lmfao
we know the 30mil was not "spent" so I wonder where all the money went @loomdart
ByWassies@bywassies
Season 4 Final next Sunday! After 6 months and 12 games it is time to play for the Woker Cup! March 29th @ 12PM ET/ 5PM UTC Link to the game in our Telegram/ Discord next Sunday Here are the top 9 players who have qualified:
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@mb_ghalibaf The Middle East is burning because the Islamic Regime of Iran fuels every conflict, spreads terror and backs militias. Israel isn’t creating chaos, Iran is.
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@NadiaFerreira85 Hence we dont need it, it wont benefit us as a country in any way besides connectivity which we already have, its not like we chilling without internet
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@ieaturfoods Its just below ico price. Donalt has seed bags and is trying his best to pump it despite always shitting on twitter personalities doing the same. It will run.
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I just got banned from @HyperliquidX ?? 😭😭
My main wallet was suddenly flagged as “high risk” by a third-party screening tool, and I can no longer connect to the Hyperliquid frontend
I genuinely do not understand this decision, especially because it is happening now.
Over the past two months, I had actually been much less active than usual because I was busy with other things and had taken a partial break from trading.
I have been trading on Hyperliquid organically for months, usually once or twice a week, and I have been a real supporter of the ecosystem from early on. I am not posting this to attack Hyperliquid, because I still believe the team has built something exceptional.
What I do find concerning is how cases like this are handled. I reached out on Discord to understand what happened, and instead of being able to explain myself or get any clarity, I was timed out for a week.
I honestly do not believe I did anything wrong. This wallet has been mine for more than 4 to 5 years, and I have never been flagged or reported for suspicious activity on any airdrop or any platform I have ever used.
This was also my main address on Hyperliquid, the one where I did most of my activity, with around $750,000 in total volume since the beginning. I know that may be negligible compared with some bigger traders, but it was still my primary account and an important part of my activity on the platform.
I will keep trading on Hyperliquid using secondary addresses, because I still support the product, but the lack of transparency and the inability to defend yourself when flagged is genuinely harmful for users.
All I am asking for is clarity, a fair review process, and the ability to understand what supposedly triggered this.
If anyone can help me, or share any useful information that could help me resolve this situation, I would be immensely grateful !

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@SalsaTekila Sit on your hands. It's probably going lower than you expect.
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@RNR_0 Bro I am 100% sure @brennasparksxxx will do a good job, don't hold back man! ALL IN OR NOTHING!!!!!
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Okay, let's say imagine. IF I get my own ass eaten for crypto. You guys PROMISE to don't call me gay after, right?
Brenna Sparks@brennasparksxxx
@RNR_0 I think the butt licking has to be reverse this time for it to work
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@Crypto_Ed_NL @_WOO_X Thanks Ed, that last nesting part is what threw me off as I was also expecting a C which structurally should look different - thanks for the vid
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Ok now I am v happy with all the work I've been doing to strategise the growth, inflation and liquidity momentum dashboards I built...
Past performance during giga equity bull market obviously not representative of future returns but not overly correlated to SPY + very minimal drawdowns
Would imagine performance over next decade likely to be less fruitful on the CAGR front, but regime-timing with a liquidity momentum overlay will beat SPY by a country mile on all metrics



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In 2008, a Zimbabwean could walk into a store with a crisp 100 trillion dollar note — the largest denomination ever printed — and still not afford a loaf of bread. Robert Mugabe's government had been printing money like confetti for years, funding everything from luxury cars to farm seizures with fresh bills hot off the press.
By the hyperinflation's peak, prices doubled every day. And I mean literally every day. Restaurant menus became pointless — waiters would just shout the current price of a Coke across the dining room every few hours.
The government kept insisting they were creating prosperity with each new printing run. More zeros, more wealth, right? Wrong. The 100 trillion dollar note became worthless toilet paper — except toilet paper actually had utility.
Today's central bankers love to think they're different, more sophisticated than Mugabe's crude money printing. But when you create dollars, euros, or yen out of thin air, you're playing the same game with better PR. Zimbabwe just played it faster and more honestly about the inevitable ending.
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LASIK eye surgery cost $2,200 per eye in 2000. Today it's around $1,000 per eye despite 24 years of inflation. Meanwhile, an MRI that cost $1,200 in 2000 now costs $3,000+. The difference? LASIK operates in a free market with no insurance interference and minimal regulation.
When patients pay directly, providers must compete on price and quality. LASIK clinics advertise prices, offer financing, and constantly improve technology to attract customers. Compare this to hospital procedures where prices are hidden, patients never see bills, and insurance companies negotiate opaque rates that somehow always increase faster than inflation.
Cosmetic surgery follows the same pattern. Breast augmentation, rhinoplasty, and other elective procedures have become more affordable and safer over decades. Surgeons invest in better techniques and equipment because they must satisfy paying customers, not insurance bureaucrats or hospital administrators focused on maximizing reimbursements.
The lesson is clear: remove third-party payment systems and excessive regulation, and you get Austrian economics in action. Prices fall, quality rises, and innovation accelerates. Healthcare costs aren't rising because of aging populations or new technology—they're rising because we've destroyed the price mechanism that makes markets work.
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red line scenario could be in play, squirt 65k on us open down wick then hold
marmot is flat and ready to fire
bull market genius@bull_genius
why being aggro short here might be too greedy, just two possible outcomes that would end up in more down but wreck your short down here in meantime marmot took profit and observing
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@GacktSan @MakisMedicine @MelanieCeolta @dollshojo The argument is even more retarded than the person.
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Because of Quantum risk.
Watcher.Guru@WatcherGuru
JUST IN: Billionaire Peter Thiel fully exits Ethereum treasury firm ETHZilla, sells entire stake.
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