Kevin armstrong (Q, Q)

@Hoopss kd going to go sit at the kids table, you know the table where the adults pick them up and carry them!

Who at the table is getting up for Wemby??

@JordanHallWX Ok now watch caruso instead of wemby on the play, this flopper is getting out of hand with his antics. He starts to fall before wenby touches him!

“Not a flagrant” just totally dropped his shoulder and got lower than Caruso even though he’s 7 foot 5. Give me a break. He is Draymond Green but tall

From this point in I don't think I can watch the @nba until @okcthunder are out, I just can't handle all the flopping, hacking and soccer style dives anymore. Product is ruined. The manufactured "Champions" are just too painful to sit through

@PPKChampion @barstoolsports Why all low IQ people point to free throws. That's not it. You don't have to shoot free throws to be a flopper. How many bs calls get called to keep a possession, or to prevent a turnover. Watch a game is insane how many times he should have turned over the ball.

@barstoolsports BS. Here you go.

Back to Back MVPs Witnessed Greatness.

@BookitWithTrent Voted for by brutally bias and uninformed media for a narrative. Not very difficult or uncomfortable conversation really......

If SGA accomplishes one more thing in the next month… there will be some very uncomfortable conversations for the haters.

@ShamsCharania Rewarding flopping, foul baiting, and on a team that wins just as much without him

SGA back-to-back MVP notes, per ESPN Research: - No. 1 seed, NBA-high 64 wins, despite third-most team games missed due to injuries - First player to win consecutive MVPs since Nikola Jokic in 2020-21 and 2021-22 and the first guard to win consecutive MVPs since Stephen Curry in 2014-15 and 2015-16   - First guard to average 30 points and 55% shooting in a season in NBA history   - Joined Michael Jordan as the only players to average 30 points, 5 assists and 50% shooting in 4 consecutive seasons in league history   - Did not score below 20 points in any game all season. He is the third player to score 20+ points in every game in a season, joining Wilt Chamberlain (1961-62, 1963-64) and Elgin Baylor (1961-62)   - +788 on the season, more than 100 points better than the next closest player in Victor Wembanyama (+682)

@ShamsCharania Brutal.

Breaking: Oklahoma City Thunder's Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has won his second consecutive NBA Most Valuable Player award, becoming the 14th player in league history to win back-to-back MVPs, multiple sources tell ESPN.

@OSACrypto1 Also. I was looking into the seats more as well. It still seems to confined to only a handful of people or addresses.

No one else asked. And no one else knew. Some pretended to know to look good...but in fact, they ALL were quiet until this morning when cfb posted the explanation. All discord moonboys out there follow blindly. I speak out, which is healthy for the projects development if i can force more transparency with this. But many still dont get this and want me even to be "banned" for my posts...🙄

👁️⚠️ Transparency, Data, and Professionalism – My Final Word on the $QUBIC Situation: ​Following my yesterdays posts regarding QUBICs decentralization, CFB provided a logical technical explanation: The observed data patterns stem from mining pool distribution services like Apool. Large independent miners inject subsidies into the QDoge pool every week, requiring unified transfers to collection wallets for distribution. As a high 5-figure investor who values data over hype, I welcome this clarification. This transparency is exactly what I needed after I jumped into conclusions yesterday. ​To be clear on why I spoke up: In the heat of the moment, when On-Chain data suggests massive centralization and you use a tool (Qlinq) previously acknowledged by the founder, you assume the data is correct. I also acknowledge CFBs correction regarding network thresholds: the critical levels are actually 34% and 67%, not 51% like i have said. I can stand to my mistakes if proven wrong and this is what I am doing here. I took a risk by speaking out because I wanted to protect my capital, that is necessary caution and not a mistake!! ​Addressing the Culture of Communication: I have been in the Discord for the last two years, mostly in "read-only" mode. I only recently changed my name there to "Gibaldi88" because I intended to submit a proposal, but I have since changed my mind about it. ​Why Twitter (X)? In Discord, real discussion risks you being labeled a "fear monger" or "conspiracy theorist". I demand public answers for issues affecting all investors. ​The Exchange Situation: Users have asked why $Qubic was removed from Futures on 3 exchanges at the same time. While the team is in talks with CEXs, I believe that if a project is strong, "FUD" is just marketing. True believers buy the dip, they dont attack the messenger cause of that. ​The Toxicity of "Representatives": While CFB used logic, others like @br6ms and @rudynakamoto chose to mock and insult me in private Discord channels, calling investors "delusional" and using memes to question my/our intelligence. Broms and Rudy are the exact reasons why I refuse to discuss these matters on Discord. As we have seen over the last few years, you can ask a simple question there, but the moment you enter an honest, critical discussion, you are labeled, insulted, or even banned. It is staggering that a project representing the future of AI allows its representatives to behave like pubescents in their teens instead of addressing technical concerns professionally. I dont play "home games" on servers where genuine investor concerns are met with mockery. ​Conclusion: I respect CFBs professional response. But $QUBIC must decide: be a professional institution or a playground for people who cant handle a debate. I dont seek attention, @br6ms I seek the truth. 👁️ @crypto_with_seb

@OSACrypto1 I agree. I was fighting against this type of thinking this morning in the discord. What is the point of a channel to discuss. If you don't bloody actually put thoughts forward.

@cryptokendefi @c___f___b @QubicLi I've come to the same as you. Just working out the apool, the burn address send me off a bit. Then also finding the qubic solutions/ minerlab interaction. A bit confusing still to. Will continue tomorrow until I can trace back all the way. In my own dashboard

@c___f___b @QubicLi Notes: GZOGR...ZRKF Consolidation pattern = how the rewards (or a portion) are being consolidated into clustetrs from computors Spray pattern = how the rewards are highly likely being distributed to the miners Raw JSON for those want to analyze: drive.google.com/drive/folders/…

The "HUHH...WAXF" cartel isn't slowing down and doesn't give a fvck. In epoch 210, this entity controlled at least 218 computor slots. By epoch 211, that jumped to at least 273 computor slots worth ~145B in rewards only in a single epoch. $QUBIC

@c___f___b @cryptokendefi @QubicLi Still working on apool

@cryptokendefi @QubicLi Is Apool a single entity or several entities under one umbrella?

@cryptokendefi @c___f___b @QubicLi And what I think used to be qubic solutions too

@c___f___b @QubicLi Someone says it's from Apool, hope Apool should verify this. Maybe this address could possibly be: GZOGRWWFUPHACHNXSKSRHAUDWXFANISCAJDHMJZEHADRFOPFYONZRKFFRMHK where QLI* address has indirect transfer relationship with MLAB* addresses: 517/676 computors, E199

@c___f___b @cryptokendefi @QubicLi Ya this is the one that was brought up on mine for qli payouts from what I'm guessing are computors. GZOGRWWFUPHACHNXSKSRHAUDWXFANISCAJDHMJZEHADRFOPFYONZRKFFRMHK

@cryptokendefi I visited #pools" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">qubic.li/#pools and read they provide service of being an intermediary between computors and miners. Is it possible that HUHH...WAXF is the address which distributes earnings of those miners who used @QubicLi service?

@c___f___b @cryptokendefi @QubicLi Not sure but when I get paid from apool that's the payee address

@cryptokendefi just got my payout for apool mining guess what address it comes from HUHHXVNAPQIRDCIAYRLMFMOKCSODZFCITHVVJWGQQFEDHJODDSSQMGWAWAXF

@QuiverQuant To bad you get these a month later

This is getting ridiculous. We posted this report less than a month ago. $IONQ has now risen 48% since then.

@raghu_venugopal Perhaps most doctors only treat symptoms but never try to address where the symptoms come from! What causes the symptoms and what can be done to solve it. People like to take their health into their own hands and prevent negative outcome! Why prevent that? Why wait for a doc?

Can someone teach Premier Smith how medicine works: 1 - a patient has symptoms. They feel something. Let's say there's a headache. 2 - a clinical history is taken. A story. 3 - a physical exam is done. Maybe that headache is shingles. 👇👇👇 4 - a differential diagnosis is generated. A list of ideas what could be the problem. 5 - treatment, testing or both are considered. Let's do a swab of that rash just above your hairline and treat with valacyclovir. 6 - a test or treatment is done and the situation is reassessed. Ah, I see the rash has crusted over now and the shingles swab is positive. You don't need an MRI. 7- at any point, a specialist opinion may be needed. The shingles has progressed close to your eye now, let's get ophthalmology to look at you. The way medicine doesn't work is I have a headache and I book myself in for a private MRI which is normal because an MRI doesn't diagnose shingles, migraine headaches, temporal arteritis or acute angle closure glaucoma. It's insane to think there is no one likely advising the Alberta government on how actual medicine is performed in 2026 - or for that matter in 2016, 2006, 1996 or 1986. The thing that should never happen is symptom leading to go get myself tested jumping the queue just because you have more money and jumping ahead of someone maybe with a new brain cancer on CT that really needs that MRI more than you for your shingles. None of what Alberta is doing is for patient good. It's for something else. But not for patients. cbc.ca/news/canada/ed…

@threeballnews Brutal take. Do you even watch the games dude, a 6'2" guard who plays even smaller. 185lbs.

You’re telling me the Lakers got this 6’7” demon two-way shifty point guard for FREE??

@TrevorLane Where does everyone get this nonsense about him getting on heaters? Where is all this crazy evidence? Dude had one game where he shot well. 1 game. All the rest. Are 0/x or 1/x amount of shots. The final mins a game he was happy to get the ball and call his own number

Makes sense to bring in another ball handler that can go on heaters. Without Luka and Reaves, the Lakers needed another player who can bring the ball up the floor