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“We had never thought that the day would come when we would have to prove to ourselves that our name is authentic and valid.” — Mor Ignatius Aphrem Barsoum, on defending the Syriac-Aramean name.

Arameans community of the Syriac orthodox church praying in Aramaic. The prayer is performed 7 times a day and it’s fulfilled in a way where men lead on the front while women pray behind.

@Paqi_Asiya @Plasma Is it fully crypto/stablecoin or does it also work with FIAT?

First transaction on @Plasma One today! Probably the smoothest onboarding experience with day one push provisioning! Also spending unlocks more referrals to onboard others to the program. Great GTM strategy. Slick design. Excited to test this more.

@eCorpAli @offgridcash Does it really use the true midmarket rate or do they use Visa’s rate in reality?

Shoutout @offgridcash I paid with the card using USDC and the entire process was smooth and quick af. no KYC very nice UI/UX Good FX rate

@Altcoinist For how much longer will it remain in stealth do you think?

there are folks who tweet "this token will 100x" etc., which is completely okay. we should be grateful for people putting in reps, bull posting, giving signals, working for the bag and believing. with $tibbir, when i write "you’ll be retired", i truly mean it, deep to my core. whatever retirement means for you, i don't mean the x amount of money u'll make, but the freedom you'll achieve. the freedom to do what you love to do in life, to take care of the people that matter to you, and to have an increased positive impact on life. that's what i visualized early on, and this will happen.

@maxkarpis Will Revolut introduce any better rewards system? Has the current system always been like this or has it been changed for the worse/better?

@gitbreth Good to Klarna.

Revolut exec says: "Going public would be a distraction from the primary goal of this company, which is to grow." FT has dropped this great piece about Revolut, worth reading the whole thing. ft.com/content/1e20b3…

@SyriacPhenom @tyler28223 It’s the ”Cause of all Causes” by an anonymous bishop from Edessa. It predates Mor Michael Rabo and is from the 10th century.

@tyler28223 Very nice brother, where is this text from? Intuitions gives me mikhael Rabo?

“And the knowledge of the whole star system, discovered by the Babylonian Arameans, that is to say the Chaldeans"

@arambusiness @ArameanQueen Aramaic because we are speakers of Aramaic and Arameans in origin

@baselazzo @arambusiness 😂

@arambusiness I see no problem with the current name, but the name Aramaic is a problem because we are not Aramaeans and even our language is not Aramaic.

111 år av förnekelse. Idag samlades vi åter för att hedra och aldrig glömma. Medlemmar från våra föreningar och vår församling samlades i en gemensam stund med tal, bön och en tyst minut för att uppmärksamma Seyfo. Vi glömmer aldrig. #Seyfo #1915

Respektlösheten kring Seyfo 1915 når nya nivåer 💔 Kommunstyrelsens ordförande Stina Lundgren (M) måste be om ursäkt till alla ättlingar och till våra martyrer. När jag ställde sakliga och nödvändiga frågor om Seyfo valde hon, när argumenten tog slut, att gå från dialog till förlöjligande. Att bli dumförklarad, hånad och mötas av skratt, mitt under ett anförande tillägnat våra 1,5 miljoner kristna martyrer, är inte bara oacceptabelt, det är en skam för det offentliga samtalet. Samtidigt satt övriga i salen kvar. Tysta. Med böjda huvuden. Inte minst våra egna politiker från andra partier, som borde ha rest sig och markerat mot detta respektlösa beteende när hon hånskrattade. Tystnaden blev ett medgivande. När viljan saknas att stå för sina ord, när man säger sig arbeta med en fråga men i praktiken undviker den, när man ger väljare dubbla signaler, då återstår bara hån och skratt. Det är ett svaghetstecken, inte ledarskap. Jag vägrar acceptera en politisk kultur där man förlöjligar historiska tragedier och de människor som bär deras minne. Därför valde jag att lämna kommunfullmäktige direkt efter min interpellationsdebatt. Nivån var ovärdig. För den som vill se vad som faktiskt hände finns hela debatten att ta del av via Botkyrka kommuns webbsändning från kommunfullmäktige. Vi glömmer aldrig våra martyrer.

@maxkarpis Why’d they need a banking license in France if it already falls under the Lithuanian license?

Revolut Western Europe CEO Beatrice Cossa-Dumurgier said that Revolut hopes to secure bank licences in France ​and the US this year, the key ‌markets for accelerating Revolut's growth. Western Europe accounts for around ​a third of the customers currently signing up to Revolut, Cossa-Dumurgier said. "If we want to definitely become the primary bank for ​all of our customers, we need to expand the product offering and have these local products that meet these types of needs," Cossa-Dumurgier said, referring to mortgages and regulated savings products, such as France's Livret A. She said that discussions with France's banking regulator, ACPR, about the licence were "advanced". Unlike ⁠regulators in New Zealand and Australia, regulators in France do not link their licence decisions to the UK process, she added. Source: Reuters

@maxkarpis Weird, it felt like it was mid-market a few years ago. I’m pretty sure their rates at least were much better than today.

@gitbreth Revolut never offered a true mid-market rate. They use their own rates.

Revolut wants to drop the challenger-bank image in the UK and be seen as a different type of bank altogether. Revolut is shifting from disruptor to trusted bank. “It’s a big moment for Revolut,” says CMO Antoine Le Nel, speaking about the newly received UK banking licence. “We wanted to anchor that moment and show that we’re progressing as a UK player.” The UK campaign, featuring Graham Norton, has two clear goals. “We have two objectives. The first is to make sure people perceive us as a bank, with all the trust and reputation that comes with it… Sometimes we forget that Revolut is a British company.” Antoine nails the tension: “The biggest challenge is that we want people to perceive us as a bank, without being perceived as a bank. We’re saying, ‘We are a bank, but a different kind of bank.’” Revolut's marketing spend reached £528M in 2025, yet grew more slowly than revenue. “Our marketing budget has grown, but less than our revenue and profit. We’re gaining efficiency.” Global-local model: “I don’t want Revolut to have a different brand in every market. You need that coherence.” Sponsorships blend global reach (Audi F1 2026) with local relevance (Manchester City women’s team). “While it’s good to position yourself as a global brand, you also need local cultural relevance.” Earlier, I wrote that Revolut has outgrown the challenger label, and perception has to shift. The company is positioning its brand for the next phase of growth. For some people, Revolut is just an FX card. Will Revolut be able to shake off its old labels, and how will Revolut be perceived in the future? Drop your comment.

i just want to take the opportunity to congratulate all the $TIBBIR holders in advance

just testing some new stuff don’t mind us

@THOMASCHALDEAN @FrankieChaldean Edo Brikho

Happy Easter Sunday to all my Syriac-Aramean brothers and sisters! Love you all! The Chaldean-Aramean Alliance is over 3,000 years strong!

☦️🇵🇸🕯️Syriac community in Bethlehem decorated Star Street and Manger Square, preparing to receive the Holy Fire from Jerusalem.