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@JoelKatz Pressing red bears zero risk of getting yourself killed. Pressing blue signals you operate on feelings and are thus prone to manipulation. >look at this faked poll with 80% of participants picking blue, why would you pick anything else? Are you a m-m-m-monster??

You are part of a group of people who are mostly rational who are forced to take a private vote by pressing a red button or pressing a blue button. If more than 50% push the blue button, everyone lives. Otherwise, only people who pushed the red button live. Which button would you press? Be honest.

@xIsraelExposedx Whatever you use to virtualize make sure to disable gpu acceleration ☝️

There is a group on telegram called 'Global Zionist Hunting Organization' publishing israeli leaked data, however we discovered a trojan horse virus in one of the files (Israeli bank numbers). Be aware and stay safe - never open any files outside a virtual machine environment.

@FourFour_TwoTwo @Stop_HuntXBT @bertcoincto @trader1sz @TraderNJ1 @alCamel77 Disgusting slop

$BERT just took his first step into Middle Earth @bertcoincto Episode 1-“The Barkening” is LIVE A LOTR-style adventure where our fluffy king discovers the Genesis Ring…and a destiny bigger than Shirevale $BERT holders, the journey begins now @trader1sz @TraderNJ1 @alCamel77 Shoutout to @higgsfield_ai @NanoBanana @elevenlabs @suno for powering the magic

@majinsayan Thank you for the explainer brother

another leg down for eurobonds soon, which ended a multi-decade long uptrend. and the french-german spread is breaking out after a decade last spike was 2011 euro-crisis, spread is alrdy halfway that one, and this crisis will obviously be bigger etc just means risk & carnage

@majinsayan What's the takeaway here? I'm totally unfamiliar with a bonds purpose actually

@majinsayan I get that, but I still put my trust with them for the simple reasons that their servers run in ram, they have their code open source, have been independently audited, and I have not heard of my contacts ever running into issues with LE (they use proxychains aswell tho)

@Scapeg0at_ something about mullvad never sat right w me that swedish police newsarticle feels too manipulative

lately they've been cutting off national internet every few days for 2-3 hours starting on 6am they claim it's for exams, counter cheating etc, but i think that's just a good excuse havent found a solution for that, starlink isn't available, but there must be some other way

@majinsayan Personally I'm using mullvad and really liked torguard when looking at it recently. If you fear censorship the best thing to use is tor with flakes. None of these will work if your gov forces your country's ISPs to drop in/out traffic of all clients though -if I'm not missing sth

@Scapeg0at_ so what do u suggest, i only tried this one out yday

@majinsayan This is a map of all VPNs connected to Kape technologies, you can clear focus on the right side of the map to see the connections between most of the public VPN providers #vpn-company-relationships?focus=%23elem-b80BzaLH%20out%203" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">kumu.io/Windscribe/vpn…

@majinsayan Please for the love of god stop using slop produced by kape technologies (israeli ex-military circle jerk)

@divine_economy @functi0nZer0 >You just might ultimately have to attack the entire financial system That is literally the only valid position to take on this matter - or beatings will continue for all of us

i dunno how else to put this, but defi is fucking awesome? you can be anti ponzi all you like (you just might ultimately have to attack the entire financial system), but programmable money is a game changer for giving the global population access to loans only the rich have had

ethereum has the most popular, most decentralized, most secure stack for building a chain but its narrative is so weak that even vitalik is fudding it rn

@ALFTTHTSU far enough sir?

Picking entry and exit points or if you’re just curious about the day, you use smaller candle intervals. To see the trend YOU MUST ZOOM OUT #BTC

@zerohedge Oh no the thing of which we keep massive inventory locked to prop up price doesn't sell any more? Oy vey

Israel Diamond Exchange In Crisis As Exports Plummet In 2024 zerohedge.com/markets/israel…

@gcnz10 @TheZeitgeistNZ Stealing removes the original object, so whatever you're talking about is obvious bullshit

@TheZeitgeistNZ He made a fortune out of stealing other peoples property. Why did it take so long.

Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith has signed an order to extradite Kim Dotcom to the United States. He will likely face trial in the US for things like criminal copyright infringement, money laundering, racketeering and wire fraud. nzherald.co.nz/nz/politics/ju…

“You’re sheltering shitposters under your floorboards, are you not?”

@VegetaCrypto1 If you really need to get lost I can highly recommend rust my guy

Just wanna play games 10hrs/day minimum to forget how shit PA markets are doin! Back 2 old tyms whn i use to play 12-14 hrs each day🧘‍♂️

@joshm >built on blink >proprietary >shilled by ecomm CEOs DOA

Arc browser is now live on Windows... ...and it's built in Swift!!!

Friendtech (FT) isn't the next OF. It's another ponzi shitcoin and you're the exit liquidity into whoever is shilling their bag. People shilling it are grifting, and will walk away clean while you end up poorer and reading a dead chat. The most important reason it fails in the long term is incentive alignment. On OF you need to maintain your subscriber base of recurring revenue. On FT (as it has been done dozens of times over the last 2 years in various crypto ponzis) the money is frontloaded, so once the bulk of the money has been paid, most creators have little incentive to stick around. This is similar to NFTs. FT has two parts - a bonding curve ponzi and a group chat. Like every ponzi before it, a thin veneer of purported value (in this case the group chat) is used to pump a ponzi (the argument that appeals to left-curvers), and then right-curvers get in (because they are first to a ponzi), and now all bagholders have an interest in shilling their bag. Ultimately you pay large transfer taxes (10% each way) for playing the ponzi. It makes sense to play the ponzi if you are one of the first. Any time after is probably -EV as the date of the turkey's death is unknown. The airdrop makes the platform heavily sybiled, so usage stats are now fugazi. Unlike NFTs, bonding curves have immediate sell value, so once it looks like a creator on FT has topped, the game theory is for everyone to immediately cash out and not be last. Creators have reason to create elsewhere where they will be paid, and the payment on FT is mostly frontloaded, so content will mostly dry up. Yes this may mean a rotation of grifter celebrities will show up, but this isn't bullish for anyone but their own bag. --- Q&A round: "Doesn't the group chat of a celebrity have value?" Yes it does, provided they use it. The celebrity is also not incentivized to use it over time, so at some point they mostly drop off. Look how active Irene is in her SOCOL paid group (hint: she's not). Most creators will end up in that situation. "imagine buying Hsaka shares 4 years ago?" This is a fantasy based on being able to receive their ad revenue or other dividend. If that were the case then it's a different ball game. Here you are not buying a "share" of anything, you are playing a pure ponzi, similar to $BALD. Unlike selling shares of yield-bearing products, or subscribing to someone on OF, here no one has incentive to be the last buyer. "Celebrities can use this as a way to give out lifetime access, etc." Yes, or they can just sell this access directly and receive 100% of the revenue. The benefit of the latter is stability. Friendtech shares are hot now, but once they go cold like NFTs, people have a different outlook about the revenue they could receive and therefore the value of the shares. "GCR predicted social tokens so therefore this is the truth" GCR made a prediction during a time of peak over-financialization. But we are now in a bear market which is the opposite. In this setting it is difficult to see how social tokens can do well as it requires demand from people that specifically want to bet on (a person), and then mechanics that make this stable. Relatively speaking, the total market cap for this is very small compared to say, all NFTs, and the timeline is going crazy over 100 shares. Additionally this is confirmation-seeking bias as for example, this prediction was not used to predict the success of say, SOCOL (because well, it never got big.) It is only being used to predict something that is already successful (has traction), and so this is vapid evidence. "I'll give my airdrop to you if you stan me" They can just buy the shares with alts. A self-described 'profit maxi' chose not to. Why? Buddy, you are the exit liquidity. --- At the end of the day, FT shares can go higher, even a heck of a lot higher. Maybe the token goes apeshit once Logan Paul or Gary V joins. Again like NFTs there is almost no limit to people's idiocy and degeneracy. During that peak, there was a lot of delusional views about how this is a massively disruptive, world changing technology. In reality it is just yet another ponzi in the larger caravan of ponzis we've had over the last few years beginning with the ICO era and continuing into defi, nfts, play-to-earn and so on. So this could ride, hell this could ride a lot. But just remember you are playing a ponzi with a clock. It's actually kind of sad to see crypto devolve to this, now people are playing musical chairs with 200 people for 2 eth, and shooting their last $10k into knifefight PVP on-chain ponzis, because well... that's all they have. Anyways, when the tide comes up, like it's done many times before, insiders leave with a bag and laugh at you. Don't make the same mistake thinking you can beat a 20% transfer tax ponzi (10% each way). If you can, great - you don't need my advice. On average, you can't. If you are reading this, you're not an insider, you haven't joined, and your reason for entering is to make money, be careful.