bubble peak

@AdamBitcoinP2P1 I cant find..

You people are retards Alon doxxed himself a year ago on a podcast He is none of the people that are being posted on X today Go to google and search “Alon doxxed” if you want to see what he really looks like. I’m not doxxing because I’m not getting banned by censor whores

@Bybit_hebrew חחחח אין כמו רפרל טוב , קשה למצוא

מה יותר קשה - למצוא טרייד טוב, או למצוא חבר טוב לרפרל? 👇🏻

Trump Casinos collected $82 million in management fees over 13 years. The investors lost $1.1 billion. The fees continued through all 3 bankruptcies. World Liberty Financial collected $350 million in trading fees in 15 months. The wallets lost $3.87 billion. The ratio is improving. That is what the Gold Paper calls innovation.

בהצלחה , צריך קהילה מוסדית רשמית בעברית ,תנו בראש💪🔥

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. Anyone who is pro KYC, pro governmental controls, and pro centralization is an enemy. The money we make is a byproduct of freeing ourselves and others from financial domination by people we didn’t elect, in a system we have no power over. Being anti Hyperliquid is being anti freedom. Rooting for centralized exchanges, while subverting and counter signaling builders democratizing access to financial products permissionlessly, world wide, in a decentralized manner is pathetic. The venues you use, the products you trade, the assets you hold are the only thing you actually control. Don’t forget what we’re fighting for. Hyperliquid

@PhilakoneCrypto U r ok man?

Such fast trades. Just took 2 trades back to back. Each 1 minute trades. Totaling +$2,300 profit.

$m Will destroyed to zero by weeks

@MakinHisWay @grok which companies paying for this and how to contact them?

If you’re not making $5K+/mo right now you’re ngmi You can literally get paid: -$550 for sitting in a Zoom call giving opinions -$300 for 45 minutes talking about an Apple product -$200 for telling Meta why their new feature sucks And yeah this is real Nielsen, Ipsos, Kantar $140 BILLION companies they literally cannot fill their studies fast enough they need regular people they pay stupid amounts and you don't know this exists because everyone's too busy scrolling TikTok looking for dropshipping courses. i've made stupid money doing this on the side money that actually works while you sleep the catch? you have to apply to the RIGHT studies. Comment “study” if you want the exclusive list I use to find $200 survey opportunities (must be following for a DM)

everyone seems to forget, in 1933 the us government literally made it illegal to own gold. just straight up told citizens to turn it in at $20 an ounce or face fines and jail time. they were broke and needed the reserves so they just took it then after they collected it all they revalued it to $35. robbed you at gunpoint and marked it up 75% the next day people act like government overreach is a new thing. they confiscated the hardest asset on the planet from their own citizens because the balance sheet was underwater. this isn’t even ancient history that’s less than 100 years ago. and somehow people still think keeping everything in a bank account under their name is safe.

Look like a crises coming soon.. Stay safe

@Jeremybtc I'll just invest in his character,and his life quality . give him subscription to free food every day , health care, rent hause, when he become good and normal person just give him 1m

If you borrowed $10 from a homeless man, gambled it, and won $10M. How much are you giving the homeless man?

So it is possible to a central bank print his own fake money, like £¢€ And then secretly buy with this, high value commodities like #silver and #gold etc. Someone can stop them? Do you trust china and Russia not do it? What if they will start doing it with bitcoin?

@Little_darlinn Shave beard is for goyim

Beards is really men’s make up. Their partner’s reaction 😅

@cryptotrw_ Jew shabat doesn't have a price💪🥱

Andrew Tate on how the world changes after having $100 Million :

@QuintenFrancois Fake af😂

“ Nobody uses Bitcoin ”

@Mattertrades So you keep revenging but for now it's working?

Thank you for the ones rooting for me

@how2onchain Who is Wintermute’s

WINTERMUTE DRIVES $PIPPIN UP Buying activity has kicked in on one of Wintermute’s main wallets, pumping $PIPPIN by over 10% within the last hour Over the past hour, tokens worth $300K+ have been bought in total Current balance now stands at around $500K worth of tokens Wallet: BMnT51N4iSNhWU5PyFFgWwFvN1jgaiiDr9ZHgnkm3iLJ

government must reduce labor value🥱 As technological progress continuously reduces the real cost of producing goods and services, the natural outcome—if left unmanaged—is a decline in the economic necessity to work. Automation, efficiency gains, and scale effects reduce the human labor, capital, and time required to meet basic needs such as food, energy, and manufactured goods. However, a society in which basic consumption becomes too easily accessible risks losing its productive drive. If individuals can meet their needs with minimal effort, incentives to develop skills, innovate, or contribute to long-term national growth weaken. This creates a stagnation trap: consumption remains high, but productivity, competence, and strategic capacity decline. To counteract this, governments implicitly or explicitly reduce the real value of labor through monetary and fiscal mechanisms—most notably inflation. Inflation functions as a balancing tool: even as production becomes cheaper in real terms, the purchasing power of money erodes, requiring citizens to remain economically active to preserve their standard of living. Example: Food Production Modern agriculture produces vastly more food with fewer workers than in previous generations. In a purely deflationary environment, food would become increasingly cheap relative to wages, allowing individuals to work less or exit the labor force prematurely. Instead, inflation, taxation, and rising nominal costs ensure that access to food still requires sustained participation in the economy. The work requirement is preserved, even as production efficiency rises. Example: Technology and Consumer Goods A smartphone today contains more computing power than entire institutions did decades ago, yet consumers still must work significant hours to afford housing, services, and lifestyle maintenance. The declining marginal cost of technology is offset by monetary expansion and asset inflation, which raises the cost of living elsewhere in the system. Inflation as a Control Mechanism Inflation is often framed as a policy failure, but structurally it serves a stabilizing role: It prevents technological deflation from collapsing labor incentives It forces capital circulation rather than hoarding It maintains pressure for skill acquisition and productivity growth Without inflation or equivalent constraints, advanced economies would face declining labor participation, reduced innovation velocity, and eventual geopolitical weakness relative to more disciplined systems. Conclusion Progress alone does not guarantee development. Paradoxically, sustained national strength requires friction. By increasing the difficulty of converting labor into consumption—despite falling production costs—states ensure that citizens continue to work, compete, and improve. A country that removes this pressure does not become advanced; it becomes complacent, fragile, and ultimately dependent.

@Mishi_2210 525

Answer is not "300" Tell me the answer and win $1000