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@QuantumAlteredX Ability to be great at pretending to be great lmao…and true

They gotta be son and father. Crazy that overall looks and ability to be great at pretending to be someone else is a genetic trait.

@knowncapo That’s not who Chad is. Chad can be a trust fund alcoholic who cares about nothing…. And it Will work

Zherka talks about the “Chad” archetype and why Clavicular is right about the BP 👀

About to go on a walk. Thanks Mr Panda. @bitcoinpanda69

@glossypoppy @Babygravy9 Mike Tyson is very open emotionally. Next

Overly emotional men make me feel incredibly unsafe. Imagine being a foxhole, or a home invasion, or worse in a relationship with a dude like this. A 45 year old man shouldn’t be busy ruminating and crying about his mommy. Throw some dirt on that wound and go climb a mountain or something!

You couldn’t waterboard this out of me. Honestly, there are things men shouldn’t talk about in public. That was the norm for 99.99% of human history, and it served civilisation—and men themselves, actually—very well.

@FinanceLancelot He’s hearing their thoughts

What is this witchcraft?

@bitcoinpanda69 These are making me laugh and more importantly making me want to walk again

Dreamed about walking last night Huge nocturnal emish ✅

@channelchartist Do you think silver will ever fall back to $50 once it breaks to $200+

Here is the monthly #silver chart, which I have been charting for over 15 years. It’s played out beautifully and this multi decade breakout won’t stop here. Monthly log (ignore the linear charts - these are way more accurate long term).

@chainlink @EitherwayAI @GMX_IO @HastraFi @MidasRWA @saturn_credit @sixgroup @YeeErc20 No one cares. You have abandoned the token

Chainlink Adoption Update 🔗 Recently, there were 12 integrations of the Chainlink standard across 8 services and 4 different chains. New integrations include @EitherwayAI, @GMX_IO, @HastraFi, @MidasRWA, @saturn_credit, @sixgroup, and @YeeErc20. LINK everything.

@nullpackets Tbf - If price doesn’t reflect it then it’s of no value

sounds like people are sore they've been blocked because I got tired of being harassed by every person that thought I owe them an explanation about how Chainlink operates. I hope they find what theyre looking for & they come to understand $LINK. they can just do it without me.

@wealthyanon Umm why do the banks have a say or the ability to block it?

🚨 BREAKING: BANKS BLOCK THE CLARITY ACT AGAIN. AND TIME IS ALMOST UP. For the third time, the most powerful banking institutions in America have successfully killed the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act before it could reach a Senate floor vote and sources on Capitol Hill say the window to pass it may be closing for good. With only 11 legislative days remaining in the current session, insiders are calling this the most devastating blow yet to bipartisan crypto regulation. The bill, which would have provided the first comprehensive federal framework for digital assets, was inches away from a scheduled vote when banking lobbyists flooded Senate offices with opposition briefs late Tuesday night. "They did it again," one senior Congressional aide told us on condition of anonymity. "Same playbook. Same last-minute pressure campaign. And it worked. Again." WHY BANKS KEEP KILLING IT The Clarity Act would strip major banks of a quiet competitive advantage the regulatory grey zone that keeps crypto firms locked out of traditional financial rails. A clear legal framework means more competition, more consumer choice, and less dependence on legacy banking infrastructure. Put simply: clarity is bad for business. Their business. THE CLOCK IS TICKING If the bill doesn't move in the next two weeks, it dies with this Congress and every committee hearing, every compromise negotiation, every bipartisan handshake goes with it. Sponsors would have to start from zero in the next session. Senator Lummis issued a statement just moments ago: "The American people deserve to know who is standing between them and financial innovation and it isn't us." Share this. People need to know who's really running Washington.

@channelchartist Could be $50 by mid to late 2027

Current situation in #silver. Lots of calls for a backtest of $54-$55. Could happen and would be bullish. Given the overall market conditions, it’s looking more and more likely.

@Nostre_damus A collapse is $4k not 40k

Bitcoin collapse is imminent $40k in 2 weeks won't be long

@Menneuw Why don’t they want to sell the tokens at $100? Why down only and then sell

As we all know the chainlink team did unlock 14.6M chainlink tokens on the 3rd of april. As of today after not even 5 days, 1.5M tokens are pulled off exchanges see screenshot below = Chainlink supply on all exchanges. $link good start TBH

@ChrisBarrett Price unaffected. Amzn does x amount of retail delivery - price affected. Problem? Token doesn’t own anything

Chainlink secures 71.09% of all DeFi and 81.77% of Ethereum DeFi.

@TheLinkPanda @josefabregab @Voyager4IR @chainlink Not really. Go look at rich Penny stock mgmt teams. They get rich by dumping it to zero over time. Then they reverse split and do it again or go start another scam or just funnel profits into salaries

Key advocates know as much as you do. We're all in the dark. Maybe some get an occasional breadcrumb, but that's it. It's not a company, but on the other hand, chainlink has always been building and expanding. They didn't do an IPO and they wont do it. Their team gets LINK bonuses... They all are heavily incentivized to make the token do well.

Day 3 in the quest for an answer on @chainlink’s: - value distribution - lack of transparency - inorganic sell pressure Responses from top $LINK marines: 1. Lack of transparency is for our own good We should understand, not question. There’s a bigger plan and solid financials we’re not supposed to see. 2. Chainlink Labs captures the value. $LINK is just a service token. CLL generates hundreds of millions in revenue, but $LINK holders are not entitled to it. Today, the system works as follows: > Revenue accrues to CLL > Sell pressure hits $LINK > No direct value routing between the two CLL revenue ≠ network value accrual. Holders should be okay with it because: > big things are coming > more usage will drive demand 3. Transparency creates competition, and we don't want that. The Google analogy keeps coming up, but Google didn’t ask users to: > fund its growth > absorb sell pressure > speculate on future alignment If opacity is required to win, fine, but then let's make one thing clear: this is a company-first strategy, not a token-first one. 4. Staking caps are low by design. CLL is waiting for Clarity to make a single big splash. CLL is just waiting for the Clarity Act to drop and create a big moment. So the idea is: >Mechanisms for increased demand already exist > They could be deployed now > They're intentionally delayed for timing/impact That raises a simple question: If the system is ready to absorb supply and strengthen demand today… why should holders wait for a regulatory catalyst to unlock it? It's not looking great.

@ARiHBARi @chainlink Why would they? They breached the ICO agreement already and live lavishly off token sales and agreement fees

🚨IS @CHAINLINK GOING TO CONTINUE TO MAKE EXCUSES ON WHY THEY AREN'T TRANSPARENT WITH THEIR REVENUE, OR WILL THEY STEP UP TO THE PLATE AND DO SOMETHING THAT BENEFITS THEM🚨 LETS SEE THE "HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS" $LINK x.com/chainlink/stat…

@hackableanimal Ya this recycled news is from July 2025. Very old

Who warned you the energy certificate was coming?

@benjamincowen Ya he’s Ben compromised

What a great picture from the Artemis II mission

@SebasP49474734 @ChainLinkGod calls this “value accrual”

$LINK As of late March 2026, the Chainlink Reserve holds approximately 2.795 million LINK tokens, valued at over $24.88 million And now 19M $LINK wort $165 million just got dumped on holders… Again.. make it make sense… and there’s more about to be dumped on holders… Get ready link marines… for a second a**hole generated by surgeyboy

@rand_longevity Based

500 days from now, nobody will be waking up for school or work