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@boopthecoin @BFreshHB @RobinhoodApp @ethereum @arbitrum Boop 👉🐶

@BFreshHB @RobinhoodApp @ethereum @arbitrum Robinboop it

Why @RobinhoodApp is building an L2 instead of an L1 The programmable economy is growing with @Ethereum and @Arbitrum at the center of it

@Savageboston One of my favorite spots in the summer.

Trillium Canton is the busiest place on Earth right now

@zerohedge I’ve heard they are nationwide

Nationwide 'No Kings' Rallies Erupt Nationwide zerohedge.com/political/nati…

@TRHLofficial As a libertarian I assumed you would understand what its looks like to fight for the rights of people. If it falls apart its because of the banks, not the dude trying to make sure everyone can get a good yield on their funds.

Brian Armstrong will go on every podcast in America talking about how crypto needs regulatory clarity. Then the second Congress actually delivers it, he blows up the bill. Twice now.

All these accounts shouting about how Armstrong is the issue are really revealing themselves.

@MerlijnTrader Y'all are funny for making this about Armstrong and not the banks. Have some shame.

🇺🇸 Brian Armstrong just killed the CLARITY Act. AGAIN. Trillions waiting on the sidelines. Institutions ready to deploy capital. One stablecoin yield disagreement. One CEO. One veto. The crypto industry's biggest enemy right now is not the SEC. It's Coinbase.

🚨 Do you understand what Meta did today.. all in the same 24 hours.. fired hundreds of employees.. offered top executives stock options for the first time since 2012.. and set a $9 TRILLION valuation target tied to executive pay.. nine trillion dollars.. that's bigger than every country's GDP except the US and China.. they fired the workers.. stock went up.. then told the executives "if you can get this to $9 trillion.. we'll make you richer than you've ever been".. the layoffs were step one of the bonus plan.. we all thought they were cost cutting.. shit. fire people.. price goes up.. options vest.. executives eat.. the people who actually built the product update their LinkedIn... the stock options only print if the stock keeps going up.. and the easiest way to make a stock go up is to stop paying the people who built it..

@Savageboston Charmander if you have balls, bulbasaur if you if you want the easy road.

Squirtle every time

@intocryptoverse I feel like you are in “take jail.” Just backed into a corner and forced into being a perpetual bear.

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@patrickjwitt @SenLummis So you’re saying we will be able to earn yield on stable coins? If not, then it’s not FUD and banks just ensured that they will be to continue to take advantage of their customers.

Plenty of uninformed FUD circulating on social media this week. It’s all going to work out. Bullish.

@coinbureau Doesn’t sound like the banks compromised on anything.

🚨CRYPTO AND BANKS FINALLY REACH DEAL IN NEW CLARITY ACT DRAFT The latest draft of the CLARITY Act shows both sides backing a compromise on stablecoin yield rules. The deal allows rewards tied to stablecoin activity, and bans earning yield just for holding balances. Nonetheless, how “activity-based” rewards will actually work remains unclear, leaving room for future regulatory battles.

@intocryptoverse Just be happy for us Ben

Bitcoin has been bleeding to Gold since December 2024. A single green monthly candle after 7 red consecutive monthly candles does not automatically mean the trend is over.

@boopthecoin @arbitrum Boop

@arbitrum arbitrum is where the boop is

Arbitrum is where TradFi and DeFi converge Businesses grow and compound Open financial systems emerge This is how finance scales onchain

@A_dmg04 Let me get my drone resin in peace!

Bro I’m just trying to get some unstable gel from bio-research please stop

⚡️This is looting with policy language. Set the threshold that low in New York and the target stops being dynastic billionaires. The target becomes families with a house, some equity, maybe a business, maybe one generation that actually made it. In a city with inflated asset values, seven hundred fifty thousand is not aristocracy. It is normal ownership with a city price tag attached. That is the real tell. A regime that does this is trying to trap wealth before it leaves. It knows the productive class is already slipping away, so it reaches for the residue. Death becomes the cleanest moment to seize because the person is gone, the heirs are emotional, and the politics can be framed as moral purification. That is what this actually is. It also means the people proposing it do not understand capital at all, or they do and do not care. Capital is mobile and path dependent. Once you tell families that even dying inside your jurisdiction triggers confiscation on what is now basically ordinary urban ownership, they do not wait around to be taught the lesson twice. They restructure, relocate, trust less, invest less, and leave earlier. So the policy does not just extract money. It tells every builder, owner, and striver that the city views their lifetime accumulation as a public hunting ground. That is poison. The moral frame around it is always the same. Fairness. Equity. Tax the rich. Social obligation. But once the threshold gets dragged that low, the mask slips. This is no longer about clipping the apex predator. This is about feeding on the upper layers of the remaining tax base because the machine is too degraded to generate enough growth on its own. That is decline behavior. Healthy places try to attract families that build, save, own, and stay. Sick places treat those people like livestock. Milk them while they are alive. Shear them when they die. Then act surprised when the barn empties. And in New York specifically, it is even uglier because the city already runs on a shrinking bargain. People tolerate the cost because they think the place still offers density, opportunity, prestige, and long-term upside. Start threatening intergenerational transfer at that level and you break the emotional contract too. Now the message becomes clear: you do not really own your success here. You lease it from the regime until death, and then they come for the handoff too. That is what this really says. A governing class that cannot produce prosperity starts fantasizing about inheritance seizure because harvesting feels easier than rebuilding competence.

Let me get this straight… OpenAI was founded as a nonprofit. Open source. For everyone. “To benefit humanity.” Then he raised billions of dollars. Then he closed the source code. Then he converted to for-profit. Then he scraped the entire internet without asking anyone. Then he used YOUR writing YOUR art YOUR code to train his models. Now he’s on stage saying you’ll pay HIM to access intelligence. Just like a water meter. He stole all of your data. He built the product with your work. And now he’s going to bill you to use it… Corporate greed has reached an all time high, and they’re not even hiding it anymore…

I get the hate some games get for being “DEI” but if you are just looking at the game itself I don’t see any of that. The art style is unique and I really like, the gunplay is good and each gun feels different, decent progression system, loot has purpose and contracts(quests) are rewarding. The “DEI” narrative feels forced here, probably due to how much bungie has changed from the OG Halo days and because it has been pushed by some streamers for content purposes. I’m having fun playing this though and would be shocked if a good product like this does not win out in the end.

Arc raiders is for battle dads that don’t like dying to other players. Marathon is for dudes that want to skin their enemies for their spider dad. Vastly fuckin different audiences, bro. No, it will not likely make the AAA money that they spent on it. Not initially But IF THE GAME DOESNT SHUT DOWN then honestly who fucking cares?

@Savageboston @FOS It’s funny how this is posted as selfless charity on Krafts behalf.

REPORT per: @FOS Patriots owner Robert Kraft will pay for the town of Foxborough's security costs to host World Cup matches this summer.

@AutismCapital Or this is just another generation specific quirk that will be mocked by the next.

We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: at some point in the future we’re going to give up our human bodies. As people continue identifying with mind the body becomes a liability. No idea how it manifests ultimately, but the body as a vehicle will at some point be deprecated