Midas
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Midas
@king69midas
no L takes. https://t.co/OctkqUSOv9

Starlink is now onboard @AerLingus 🛰️❤️✈️



@_Shadow36 Bro why can’t anyone hold wtf


Your welcome. I have just saved you all. $BTC


Alon is collecting his opps like INFINITY STONES Every single pumpfun competitor is COOKED Alon literally said “1v1 me bro” and quickscoped the FUCK outta them Bonk = HACKED Axiom = ZACHXBT’d Ben Pasternak = GRAPED This is why people should be MORE BULLISH pump if the market turns Because for 2 years many have tried, and many have failed… …But nobody has toppled the “Thanos of Crypto” aka ALON.


this wouldn't work unfortunately you could deploy one with a slightly different name, ticker or even change some elements of the image to avoid reuse detection even if this was possible, you'd then have the issue of the person who achieves the first deployment and have to deal with them potentially holding the coin hostage or throttling its performance additionally, any metric based requirements are easily gameable onchain so wouldn't work x.com/pxblocito/stat…


What will it take to bring the players who left back?





Prior administration's SEC (both under Biden and under Trump before) destroyed tens (arguably hundreds) of billions of dollars in value, punishing consenting adults for making their own financial decisions, in what is allegedly a free country that allegedly permits and encourages entrepreneurship, risk taking, and individual responsibility. The consequence of Gensler's SEC was, most obviously, a substantial reduction in entrepreneurs' willingness to attempt token designs of authentic utility. The flourishing of utility tokens post EVM (2016-2018) came to an end under fear of persecution. In its place, an era of memecoins and even greater scams that went entirely unprosecuted until post-collapse, like FTX. "If you try to build something of utility, we will ruin your life. If you make dog meme, no prob. If you steal $10b in customer money outright, we'll ask you for input on upcoming bills in DC so long as you donate some of it to our campaigns." The current SEC is materially better. Today's guidance is good, not because it is "clear" (ambiguous liberty is superior to clearly defined oppression), but because it recognizes limits on its own power; because the scope of tyranny over an allegedly free people is lessened. Importantly, what's new here is correct exclusions from security-definition of both "Digital Collectibles" and "Digital Tools". The latter aka utility tokens, so often persecuted under Gensler's regime. Digital Collectibles and Digital Tools are each massive categories. Huge, open territory for innovators to once again explore. To the current SEC, thank you for improving toward the ideals of what makes America good. I encourage anyone who was persecuted by the prior agency to post anything you feel comfortable sharing in the comments.








