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@MoneyGangCrypto @SotaChronicles How does that work internationally?

A formal Cease and Desist notice and evidence dossier has been served on @SotaChronicles as of 23 March 2026. Since October 2024, he has published false allegations of sexual assault against me, doxxed my full legal name and my family members, published my photograph without consent, and produced two YouTube documentaries amplifying these fabrications to tens of thousands of viewers. He has 14 days to remove all content and issue a public retraction or further legal action will follow.

@PremiumHeart88 let it rot

Australia is not a real country anymore... Not only is it $23 for 380g of chocolate, but its half price from $46

@PulseProveX ityl be enjoyable for the 2.2% of crypto participants that are still here

Today is the day, something really cool for the #PulseChain community will be launched today Hope you'll enjoy it 🔥🔥🔥 $PLS $PLSX $HEX $PRVX

Australia is preparing a fuel rationing scheme - 90% of Australia’s fuel comes from Asia, which gets it from the Middle East - 42 stations have no fuel at all - 107 have run out of diesel Meanwhile, the war is escalating... this is quickly getting out of control.

Six fuel ships bound for Australia have been cancelled.

@JOKAQARMY1 IrrrAAAaaaAAAaan

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@Blacksword011 I just see his face and think that he must redeem

"Having racial preferences in dating are racist"

@gigabasedd Taco

Iran should respond with: “We don’t negotiate with terrorists”😂😂😂

@jewishstarlight @AntonioTweets2 Please redeem saar

@AntonioTweets2 You’ll have to explain because Tucker is a foaming at the mouth antisemite conspiracy theorist. Ate you aligning with his fcked brain mentality?

Just gonna leave this here 👇

The US is fucked

@AshtonForbes Useless Ufo slop. Thanks

So anyway, I figured out that UFO thing. The United States solved gravity decades ago, it's connected to electromagnetism via an extra dimension. Tesla was right but Einstein was right too. There is an Aether and relativity allows for particle accelerators to produce real local 'gravity' effects. Like how we were afraid the LHC was going to make a black hole. This physics makes fusion reactors trivial. The orbs you're seeing flying around are dense plasma self organized by its own electromagnetic fields, with fusion happening for energy production. They are also linear particle accelerators that build up huge amounts of energy and use the byproducts for thrust. Like a mobile waterfall of plasma. It's a hyper efficient design that utilizes the properties of plasma sheaths for next level aerial capabilities such as 360 degree movement. These dense balls of energy soften spacetime. Make it easier to produce a bridge, or tunnel instantly between two points. The geometric patterns, equilateral triangle specifically has a purpose. At the center there is a null zone where all the electromagnetic fields cancel out. That's the safe spot for your wormhole/warp drive. I don't know who figured out spinning them around to help soften spacetime further, or converging them to exponentially amplify energy, but bravo. You just made a wormhole. You do need a destination though. Since everything is electromagnetic, the answer must be a counter force to the originating wormhole. 3 orbs +1 or 3 orbs + 3. Aliens? Sure yeah they're all real. Did you miss the part where I said we can make a wormhole? Also, this means energy is free btw. Bonus: Cold fusion was real, the Aether aka zero point energy is the outside source of the excess heat measured. Transmission resonance model explains why it only sometimes happened. Randell Mills of Brilliant Light Power has the experimental proof. His calorimetry data shows excess that cannot be explained by chemistry. He's just wrong it's not hydrinos, spacetime is being manipulated on via relativistic effects on tiny scales. Look at his data, it's peer reviewed and undeniable. Academia doesn't want to accept it because it proves them wrong. Have a good day.

How Israel hijacks politicians in America...

❤️💛💚💙 🤩 It's Beautiful. pDAI is rising higher against PulseChain $PLS. 🎯 pDAI v PLS (ratio) is at 140 now! Remember when everyone UnFollowed me for Buying More? That ratio was only 10 down there. 🚀 It's up 1300%. That's 14x since. If your cortisol levels are spiking because I dared to buy more of The Greatest Story Ever Told, then I've got some bad news for you: 🚀 pDAI is going higher. 👉🏻 Don't buy pDAI. 👉🏻 Don't look into PulseChain. 👉🏻 Don't ask about Richard Heart. 👉🏻 Don't dive into my StableCoin SuperCycle Thesis. ✅ pDAI is going UP, with or without you.

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For those who missed it yesterday because you were drinking black and tans and riverdancing: The SEC FINALLY, after roughly a decade of screaming "of course every crypto is a security under Howey," at every judge they could find, issued an actual statement about how and when Howey applies. The interpretive statement, which reads a little as an apology (as it should), is here and worth reading: sec.gov/newsroom/speec… The full statement is here. It's long, boring, and typical of government regulatory guidance. I'll give you my thoughts at first glance. Or you can ask ChatGPT or Grok. Because AI doesn't exist just to make cat videos. sec.gov/files/rules/in… You have to remember things in context. Towards the end of FDR's life, we had a wack-job 9-0 liberal court (technically 8-1, because Stone was appointed by a R, but turned out to be a solid D on the court). It gave us such gems as Korematsu (rounding up American citizens of Japanese descent and throwing them into camps? Cool with us!), Wickard v Filburn (growing food in your backyard violates the Commerce Clause), Betts v Brady (F*ck the 14thAmendment, later overruled by a court with common sense), and Hirabayashi (Japanese curfew). And of course, our favorite, Howey. Now back to the SEC’s guidance. In the summary, it says the following, finally recognizing the utter ridiculousness of trying to apply it to modern day crypto assets: The Interpretive Release represents the last chapter in the tale of Howey that brought us the landmark Supreme Court decision clarifying when an opportunity to earn a profit represents the offer of a security. Perhaps this guidance serves as a perfect storybook ending for the “investment contract” made famous by Howey and his orange groves some 80 years ago. In the Interpretive Release, the Commission clarifies when, in its view, a non-security crypto asset would no longer be subject to an investment contract. In short, the investment contract terminates either upon: (1) the fulfillment of the representations or promises of essential managerial efforts, or (2) the failure to satisfy those representations or promises. In both of those situations, the investor is no longer expecting to profit based on the essential managerial efforts of others, a key element of Howey. Importantly: …the framework for assessing when an investment contract terminates can easily apply to that flourishing Floridian orange grove or other non-crypto assets. Howey could have fulfilled his representations and promises as indicated at the outset. For example, the maintenance contract could have been limited to watering and caring for the orange trees for so long as they were fruit-bearing. Alternatively, the investment contract could have terminated when Howey failed to satisfy his promises. For example, if a disastrous hurricane or disease completely destroyed the groves, Howey could have publicly and unequivocally told his investors that he was abandoning his intention to water and care for the trees, ending the investment contract. Hex/PulseChain/PLSX: So would Richard have been sued under this guidance? My guess is: No. Were Hex/PLS/PLSX launched such that he “fulfilled his representations and promises as indicated at the outset?” Yes, they were. They launched as complete projects. Especially HEX, which launched as immutable code. With respect to PLS/PLSX, he made no promises at all – including to anyone who sacrificed. It was “sacrifice or not, I don’t really care” and “you may or may not get something if you do.” That’s not a promise that was ever going to stand up under Howey anyway, although we’re lucky we didn’t have to wait and find out for a court to decide that. #PulseChainLawSchool #HEX #PLS #PLSX. Not legal advice. Just my take on what the SEC put out. But if you’re building something, you should definitely get legal counsel because this guidance (which will hopefully be turned into an actual binding regulation) just shifted the earth under our feet.

@khalidoncrypto @NexionPulse @DeBankDeFi @Rabby_io Like if we should build a new DeBank

@MBrant75 @InsiderWire youre based in Canada, likely Indian lool

@InsiderWire This will be the fastest thing I’ve ever done.

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