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Xipher
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Xipher
@Xipher_crypto
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Присоединился Kasım 2025
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@nrthchg @CultureCrave He put a jew in the lead role 😆😆
It's not Resident Evil, it's Resident Jew ✡️
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@CultureCrave This is the problem with creators today. Take an established IP and make it their own, you know what come up with your own shit and do that. Leave the IP alone and make what the fans want. Star Wars is dying for this very reason.
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Zach Cregger on his 'Resident Evil' movie 🧟♂️
"I wanted this movie to tell the story of what would happen if some idiot like me were dropped into the world of a Resident Evil game. So Austin plays not some badass with combat experience like Leon but just an average dude. That makes his experience of moving through this hellscape way more interesting to me than somebody who’s psychologically equipped"
"A pistol [is] the first weapon he acquires in the movie. Just like in the games, as he progresses through the world he’ll get better weapons. It’s such a fun moment when you’re playing RE and you finally get the shotgun or the machine gun and I wanted that sense of progression to be in the movie"
"Resident Evil is of course a franchise that’s got a ton of zombies but it’s also got all sorts of weirder monstrosities. Really wanted to make sure that we never got a handle on what kind of dangers we’d find. It’s not just a zombie movie. The T-Virus can have a lot of different effects and I wanted to make sure we had a variety of adversaries"
"The slow discovery of horrific elements is something I really love about Resident Evil. It’s not a run and gun action game. It’s about tension and atmosphere and so I really wanted to lean into that. As much as there’s plenty of action in the movie it’s equally important to honor the dread. That moment when you look down a dark passage and you know something awful is waiting in that darkness for you. You don’t want to go forwards but you can’t go back. That’s the sweet spot"
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@ShieldsClips It would help if you and everyone else on X stopped posting her
Also, why does nobody seem to talk about the fact shes actually a man? Move over Michelle Obama!
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Jorge Masvidal reveals why his feud with Chael Sonnen has been reignited:
“In all honesty, Chael’s doing bad in life. I know he’s on his fifth mortgage… He applied for this new gig I got over at Deep Waters by Paramount. It’s me, Din Thomas, Dustin Poirier, and Chris Weidman.
Chael’s b**ch ass showed up with coffee, flowers, and f***ing baked goods for everybody, sucking d**k and kissing ass to all the producers, and they told him to kick rocks, fly a kite. They gave me the f***ing job, so now he’s mad.
Chael, shut the f*** up. I’ve got a proposition: We either fight at my show and I’ll give you a nice paycheck, or just shut the f*** up. Don’t bring up my name no more.”
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Please don’t do this to your son. He deserves to have an intact body.
Breadman@BTCBreadMan
My wife and I recently scheduled an appointment to get our 7 year old circumcised. We’ve waited 2 months, and now the day before the procedure he’s having second thoughts. Parents who have gone through this before: what’s your advice on how to proceed? Bribe with ice cream?
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@tellaway00 @janeisginger @BasedTorba That's what they want you to think.
In reality, the whole thing was probably Ai, or a hologram.
If his death was a real, the footage wouldn't have glitches like it does.
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@Xipher_crypto @janeisginger @BasedTorba There is an entire stadium of witnesses seeing him bleeding out.
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Still baffles me why circumcision is the norm in the US for non-Jewish men. There are literally no benefits to it, and downsides that extend to losing your entire penis if the surgery is botched. It happens.
New York Magazine@NYMag
As circumcision rates in the United States reach an all-time low, some men who hate their snipped penises are going to great lengths to re-create foreskin. Most try manually stretching their skin, while others are turning to experimental surgery. thecut.com/article/the-me…
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@janeisginger @BasedTorba It would be different if his death was legit, but it wasn't. His death looked fake. The footage is filled with glitches, and Charlie has now become a meme because his death was a meme.
Charlie is likely still alive right now, laughing with Epstein
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@Xipher_crypto @BasedTorba For that to be true he’d have had to know it was ‘the very last second’, but he didn’t and he was still young with much of his career ahead of him.
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@Mansplainer_One @BasedTorba He faked his death. He has no integrity.
He also lied about his kids. They're not his kids.
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@Xipher_crypto @BasedTorba Na, over the last year of his life, he was making the exact same pivot that everyone with any integrity makes.
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@fenmeister27 @BasedTorba We don't even know if he is really dead. His death was extremely sketchy.
He's probably sitting on an island right now with Epstein laughing at all you guys.
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@Xipher_crypto @BasedTorba You say that like he knew he was gonna be shot
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🇺🇸 BIG: White House crypto advisor Patrick Witt says a “big announcement” on Trump’s Bitcoin reserve is coming within weeks.
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When I posted that $CRV had a failed 4 year cycle and would likely trend down for the remainder of the year, many came at me and said the fundamentals would break the cycles.
I admitted to knowing zero about the fundamentals. Cycles are in control as always.
Then, this shows up on my feed - is this the fundamentals they were talking about 🤷♂️
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Curve's founder pulled $100 MILLION out of his own token to buy two Australian mansions and left holders with a token that dumped 98% In 2023 Curve Finance founder Michael Egorov took out $100 million in stablecoin loans across Aave, Frax, Inverse, Abracadabra and other protocols His collateral was 427 million CRV, which was 47% of the circulating supply of his own token Lookonchain traced $31 million in stablecoins flowing from Egorov to Bitfinex in April 2023 One month later his wife bought a $41 million mansion in Melbourne, right next door to the $18 million home they had purchased the year before That's $59 million in Australian real estate funded by loans against the token his own community was holding In July 2023 Curve was hacked for $70 million through a Vyper bug, CRV crashed and his positions almost got liquidated A liquidation would have created tens of millions in bad debt across Aave, Frax and other protocols and triggered a DeFi wide catastrophe To avoid this Egorov sold 106 million CRV in OTC deals at $0.40 per token, well below the market price, to a roster that included Justin Sun, convicted felon Michael Patryn, Jeffrey Huang, DWF Labs and several anonymous wallets He raised $42 million in stablecoins from these deals while community holders watched CRV dump In April 2024 he had to do it again, selling another 159 million CRV in OTC to 33 different buyers for $63 million In June 2024 CRV crashed 24% in 3 hours and he got fully liquidated for $140 million across 5 protocols The liquidation created $10 million of bad debt that the community had to absorb Ethereum developer Eric Conner did the math: "He got 100 million in stables out of a 140 million CRV position. He just transferred the rektage to the community instead" Egorov's response was that he was "committed to building Curve more than ever" thanks to veTokenomics, meaning he locked his remaining CRV to keep control of governance CRV is down 98% from its all time high and Egorov still owns the two mansions and the protocol When the founder of your protocol uses your bag as collateral for his mansion, you're not an investor You're his ATM
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CHAINLINK ETFS IMMUNE TO OUTFLOWS...?!
Spot @Chainlink ETFs in the US have still not seen a single day of net outflows since their launch in late 2025 and now hold around 1.6% of $LINK's market cap.
This week, some $6.36 million flowed into the products, with net inflows on 11 out of the last 12 trading days.
Of the two $LINK ETFs, @grayscale's is significantly bigger than that of @bitwise, the former boasting an AUM of some $91 million.
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Curve's founder pulled $100 MILLION out of his own token to buy two Australian mansions and left holders with a token that dumped 98%
In 2023 Curve Finance founder Michael Egorov took out $100 million in stablecoin loans across Aave, Frax, Inverse, Abracadabra and other protocols
His collateral was 427 million CRV, which was 47% of the circulating supply of his own token
Lookonchain traced $31 million in stablecoins flowing from Egorov to Bitfinex in April 2023
One month later his wife bought a $41 million mansion in Melbourne, right next door to the $18 million home they had purchased the year before
That's $59 million in Australian real estate funded by loans against the token his own community was holding
In July 2023 Curve was hacked for $70 million through a Vyper bug, CRV crashed and his positions almost got liquidated
A liquidation would have created tens of millions in bad debt across Aave, Frax and other protocols and triggered a DeFi wide catastrophe
To avoid this Egorov sold 106 million CRV in OTC deals at $0.40 per token, well below the market price, to a roster that included Justin Sun, convicted felon Michael Patryn, Jeffrey Huang, DWF Labs and several anonymous wallets
He raised $42 million in stablecoins from these deals while community holders watched CRV dump
In April 2024 he had to do it again, selling another 159 million CRV in OTC to 33 different buyers for $63 million
In June 2024 CRV crashed 24% in 3 hours and he got fully liquidated for $140 million across 5 protocols
The liquidation created $10 million of bad debt that the community had to absorb
Ethereum developer Eric Conner did the math: "He got 100 million in stables out of a 140 million CRV position. He just transferred the rektage to the community instead"
Egorov's response was that he was "committed to building Curve more than ever" thanks to veTokenomics, meaning he locked his remaining CRV to keep control of governance
CRV is down 98% from its all time high and Egorov still owns the two mansions and the protocol
When the founder of your protocol uses your bag as collateral for his mansion, you're not an investor
You're his ATM
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@hayasaka_aryan A shooting at the White House Correspondence Dinner? Wow 100% real and legit
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Same female Sercet Service at both shootings, woman moment
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