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@STEEEETY I do not use leverage and rather DCA, so hard to get "destroyed" but sure, one must be careful and manage risk

@cloudzombi Tried to long this yesterday but got destroyed

$GRT is definitely not the only alt looking like this but as a bonus, it also has a fully diluted supply, and falls within the AI picks-and-shovels narrative... There is not sufficient price history, but you can see what happened the last time RSI crossed from oversold...

this is a bit too short term outlook for me... - I think more in terms of 2-4 years, but I will gladly watch what happens... $grt

@cryptaxpt @andretbets0 Sending astablecoin inccurs no added value so what is there to tax???

@andretbets0 If you send the USDT it’s like selling so it’s taxable

⚡️FAQ: What counts as realised crypto capital gains in Portugal? A common misconception is that you only “realise” your crypto capital gains when you withdraw fiat money (e.g., euros) from the exchange to your bank account. This is incorrect.You realise your crypto capital gains at the moment you sell or dispose of the cryptocurrency on the exchange (or elsewhere), not when you later transfer the resulting fiat to your personal bank account. In short, you realise your cypto capital gains when: 1⃣Selling crypto for fiat (e.g., EUR). 2⃣Using crypto to buy goods/services (treated as disposal). 3⃣Using crypto debit cards to spend your crypto 4⃣Donations and gifts that you transfer to a third party

@Crypt2Equalizer @recouso @sircryptotips Nothing is certain these days. After Trump disappointed so many, who knows what left-wing nutters will get elected next time?

@recouso @sircryptotips Bring your crypto to the global leader in cryptocurrency: The United States. 2 years ago this was a pipe dream but it’s hard to argue the point against exactly how the EU will be treating it in the near future.

🇪🇺🚨 EU-WIDE CRYPTO TAX Politico literally just leaked an internal document from the European Commission on how to collect more taxes. The answer: EU-wide taxes on digital asset transactions and capital gains. So while they are trying to figure out how to tax you more, you should be trying to figure out how to exit. Because eventually, EU-wide taxation will turn into global taxation; European countries will tax their citizens globally, like the U.S. does. Eventually may be soon. So buy Bitcoin and get it off exchanges. And get a second passport from a sovereign that respects your freedom.

@Coinvo That just sounds like a very inflationary world... 😂

MICHAEL SAYLOR: "Our goal is to give 1 billion people a bank account that pays them 8% with zero volatility."

$NEAR and $GRT are my biggest AI related crypto holdings! 50x for $NEAR and 100x for $GRT (over next 2-4 years) are not out of the question!

This is what I'm banking on for $grt I see it is fundamentally underpriced!

as tempting as it gets...

I like this $DOGE perspective, not least because it shows both the pump, but also the soberingly long period to follow... thus being a reminder to take one's profit on the way up! I have seen charts projecting $5 or $10 but being conservative can't hurt...

interesting $NEAR hopium... to be honest, I am keeping mine even if we were to retest the bottom...

@AOC absolutely nobody believes you care about any children... you care about voters and power, that's it x.com/AlinejadMasih/…

😭😭😭 this just gave me the juice for the next 30,000

@Sam073761977038 @DanBurmawy You are missing the point Even if not in surras, and only in Hadith the question remains: are there enough islamists today interpreting apostasy harshly enough to have severe practical/social consequences for the one leaving islam yet continuing to live within the community?

@DanBurmawy Please show me the surrah in the quran that punishes people that leave islam with anything other than hell, which every major religion believes the same thing about. I will wait.

Leaving Islam is not like leaving Christianity. When a Christian leaves Christianity, whether into atheism, agnosticism, or some form of spirituality, they are still moving within a moral landscape shaped by Christianity itself. Western civilization is the child of Christendom. The ex-Christian is not existentially disoriented, because the cultural air he breathes remains Christian, even if God has been removed from the equation. He does not need to rebuild the world. The world he lives in was already built by Christianity. In that sense, the ex-Christian remains Christian, whether he likes it or not. By contrast, when a Muslim leaves Islam, he inevitably begins to build his new morality upon the foundations that Christianity laid and the West later globalized, whether he realizes it or not. Concepts like freedom of conscience, intrinsic human dignity, the moral status of women, and the rejection of coercion in religion are not neutral, universal values. They are historically Judeo-Christian values, developed through centuries of theological, legal, and cultural evolution in the West. If that same ex-Muslim remains in, or is surrounded by an Islamic culture, the dissonance becomes unbearable. Because he is now internally structured by one moral system, but externally surrounded by another that is categorically antithetical. When a Christian leaves Christianity, he leaves a room and stays in the same house. When a Muslim leaves Islam, he is exiled from the house entirely.

@Nervana_1 Yet you know very well that this is not some kind of an oversight but a very intentional intimidation and domination strategy on the part of those who engaged in these public displays... There is a reason why they block streets or often gather in front of churches

For me, religion is a private matter, and I believe many Muslims in the West share that perspective. What I observed yesterday — large public Eid prayers taking place in several Western capitals — was deeply concerning. Muslims who publicly express their faith in Western countries may not fully appreciate how such displays can be negatively perceived by others. I would encourage them to consider how they might react if Christians were to regularly hold public prayers in the streets of Muslim-majority countries. Such a comparison may help illustrate why some observers perceive a double standard.

@DamiDefi $sei relatively undervalued, $sui more solid fundamentals... best have both

$100K IN $SEI OR $100K IN $SUI ?

$SUI Is not just a fast L1 but also part of the AI agent economy narrative and as such I would expect it to soon be much higher following the current breakout of $NEAR

@ramonos You're just watching them or holding them? 😅🫣

Top 5 AI coins I’m watching rn: 1) $TAO 
- Decentralized machine intelligence network - Subnets compete to produce real ML models and intelligence - Rewards model based on bitcoin 2) $RENDER - Powers AI training, inference, and rendering by letting anyone rent out GPUs 3) $NEAR - AI blockchain built for agents to own assets, execute private/verifiable cross-chain intents, and run user-owned AI with full privacy 4) $VIRTUAL 
- Tokenized AI agents marketplace 5) $GRASS 
- DePIN for AI data - Builds massive training datasets that every major model needs

This dream is from last year, but still alive in some hearts 💕... $NEAR

@FrankLambeek I don't think that's a bad split, perhaps a bit too concentrated for my taste. I do have some $sei and a bit of $ondo but currently hold a lot more $near $grt and $sui as well as long term $link $ltc and $jasmy

With $100k, I’d split it: 60% $ONDO, 40% $SEI. $ONDO = real institutional RWA adoption + exploding TVL. $SEI = high-beta L1 with trading narrative + ONDO integration upside. Both are strong, but ONDO feels more mature. Diversified conviction

$GRT fundamental tidbits to strengthen the bullish case... Of course, if bitcoin dumps big-time then no tidbits would save the day 😊🫣