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Max Christie on the night of the Luka Doncic trade: “We just beat the Knicks in New York by 10 or 15. We were feeling good. We were kind of rolling at that point. I had started maybe 15 to 20 games in a row at that point for us. We were on the way back to the hotel. We were staying the night on the team bus and Rob Pelinka and JJ both kind of like called me at the same time and this was around the deadline and so Rob didn’t really call me that often like every now and then but as soon as my phone started ringing I saw it I kind of like had a idea but I didn’t want to assume and then you know he basically told me what was going on and uh zero sleep that night for sure. I didn’t sleep at all.” (Via TheOldManAndTheThree)

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693,207 views • 6 months ago

🚨 AMC TOKENIZED WITHOUT CONSENT?! 🚨 The ticker was hijacked, stock tokens were minted, and AMC’s CEO just dropped a NUKING statement calling the entire scheme VILE! 💣👇 🕵️‍♂️ THE PLAYERS INVOLVED SUBJECT: Robinhood Stock Tokens — tokenized "Real-World Assets" issued by Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited. VICTIMS: AMC shareholders and 190+ public companies that NEVER signed off on this. THE VILLAINS: An offshore wrapper sold like real stock while the actual companies have ZERO connection to it! 🛑 🔥 THE SHADY PATTERN 1️⃣ They pick a public company. 2️⃣ They spin up a debt token tracking its price. 3️⃣ They trade it 24/7 on their own chain. 4️⃣ YOU get the economic shadow… THEY keep the legal title! ❌ No vote. ❌ No beneficial ownership. ❌ No seat at the table. …and then they call it "INNOVATION" 🤡💸 📊 THE SMOKING GUN EVIDENCE AMC CEO Adam Aron just went public with the hard facts: 🚨 Robinhood is behind tokenized RWAs for AMC — and SUPPOSEDLY 190+ other companies! 🛑 NOT REGISTERED under U.S. securities laws (Securities Act of 1933). 🏝️ OFFSHORE ISSUER: Based out of Jersey (First Floor, La Chasse Chambers, Saint Helier). ⚠️ NO U.S. PERSONS: Regulation S only. Outside the U.S. reach. 🛑 AMC'S OFFICIAL RESPONSE: Zero connection. Do NOT condone. Outside securities counsel is ALREADY on it! ⚖️🔥 🛡️ THE HIDDEN COVERUP The fine print exposes the entire trick! 📜⚠️ Stock Tokens are actually DEBT SECURITIES, not actual shares! You get price exposure — NOT THE SHARE. Backed "1-to-1" at a custodian while the token floats through wallets, DEXs, and DeFi pretend-trading as real AMC common stock. They hide this massive rights gap deep inside a Jersey prospectus and walls of fine print. 🕵️‍♂️ 📅 THE CLIMAX (Sept 3, 2026) Adam Aron, CEO of AMC Theatres, put it in writing: 💬 "Contemptible, outrageous, disgusting, detestable, inexcusable, VILE." He then dropped the single most dangerous question in finance: HOW CAN THIS POSSIBLY BE LEGAL?! 🤯💥 👇 MAKE THIS GO VIRAL BEFORE THEY BURY IT 👇 1️⃣ RETWEET to expose what's really happening! 🔁 2️⃣ REPLY: Is a token without ownership really a stock? 💬 3️⃣ TAG Adam Aron + anyone who still thinks a crypto wrapper equals a real share! 🏷️ #AMC #Robinhood #StockTokens #CryptoExposed #MarketManipulation Entertainment purposes only • DYOR 🧠⚡
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🚨 AMC TOKENIZED WITHOUT CONSENT?! 🚨 The ticker was hijacked, stock tokens were minted, and AMC’s CEO just dropped a NUKING statement calling the entire scheme VILE! 💣👇 🕵️‍♂️ THE PLAYERS INVOLVED SUBJECT: Robinhood Stock Tokens — tokenized "Real-World Assets" issued by Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited. VICTIMS: AMC shareholders and 190+ public companies that NEVER signed off on this. THE VILLAINS: An offshore wrapper sold like real stock while the actual companies have ZERO connection to it! 🛑 🔥 THE SHADY PATTERN 1️⃣ They pick a public company. 2️⃣ They spin up a debt token tracking its price. 3️⃣ They trade it 24/7 on their own chain. 4️⃣ YOU get the economic shadow… THEY keep the legal title! ❌ No vote. ❌ No beneficial ownership. ❌ No seat at the table. …and then they call it "INNOVATION" 🤡💸 📊 THE SMOKING GUN EVIDENCE AMC CEO Adam Aron just went public with the hard facts: 🚨 Robinhood is behind tokenized RWAs for AMC — and SUPPOSEDLY 190+ other companies! 🛑 NOT REGISTERED under U.S. securities laws (Securities Act of 1933). 🏝️ OFFSHORE ISSUER: Based out of Jersey (First Floor, La Chasse Chambers, Saint Helier). ⚠️ NO U.S. PERSONS: Regulation S only. Outside the U.S. reach. 🛑 AMC'S OFFICIAL RESPONSE: Zero connection. Do NOT condone. Outside securities counsel is ALREADY on it! ⚖️🔥 🛡️ THE HIDDEN COVERUP The fine print exposes the entire trick! 📜⚠️ Stock Tokens are actually DEBT SECURITIES, not actual shares! You get price exposure — NOT THE SHARE. Backed "1-to-1" at a custodian while the token floats through wallets, DEXs, and DeFi pretend-trading as real AMC common stock. They hide this massive rights gap deep inside a Jersey prospectus and walls of fine print. 🕵️‍♂️ 📅 THE CLIMAX (Sept 3, 2026) Adam Aron, CEO of AMC Theatres, put it in writing: 💬 "Contemptible, outrageous, disgusting, detestable, inexcusable, VILE." He then dropped the single most dangerous question in finance: HOW CAN THIS POSSIBLY BE LEGAL?! 🤯💥 👇 MAKE THIS GO VIRAL BEFORE THEY BURY IT 👇 1️⃣ RETWEET to expose what's really happening! 🔁 2️⃣ REPLY: Is a token without ownership really a stock? 💬 3️⃣ TAG Adam Aron + anyone who still thinks a crypto wrapper equals a real share! 🏷️ #AMC #Robinhood #StockTokens #CryptoExposed #MarketManipulation Entertainment purposes only • DYOR 🧠⚡

Eronima

10,824 views • 27 days ago

[PandoraTech Face-to-Face​] — Tokenization Paths and Structural Opportunities for RWA in Hong Kong Hang Feng Technology Innovation Co., Ltd. (Nasdaq Code: FOFO) is a comprehensive fintech enterprise based in Hong Kong, focusing on providing integrated management consulting and digital asset management solutions for corporations and high-net-worth clients. Since 2023, the company has been offering strategic advisory and compliance management services to listed and private companies via its subsidiary, "Starchain Investment Trading Limited". In 2024, it expanded its asset management business through entities including Hang Feng Capital Management Limited, Hang Feng International Asset Management Limited, and Hang Feng Fund SPC. Leveraging licensed entities in Hong Kong, the BVI, and the Cayman Islands, the company is building a next-generation on-chain wealth management ecosystem centered on Real-World Asset (RWA) tokenization and powered by artificial intelligence. Having successfully listed on Nasdaq in September 2025, Hang Feng is committed to enhancing the transparency, efficiency, and forward-looking capabilities of wealth management through technological innovation. For this episode, we have invited Flora Lou, Head of Digital Assets at Hang Feng Technology Innovation Co., Ltd., to talk with us about all things RWA tokenization. #HangFeng #RWA #RWATokenization #DigitalAssetManagement #Fintech #AI #PandoraTech
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[PandoraTech Face-to-Face​] — Tokenization Paths and Structural Opportunities for RWA in Hong Kong Hang Feng Technology Innovation Co., Ltd. (Nasdaq Code: FOFO) is a comprehensive fintech enterprise based in Hong Kong, focusing on providing integrated management consulting and digital asset management solutions for corporations and high-net-worth clients. Since 2023, the company has been offering strategic advisory and compliance management services to listed and private companies via its subsidiary, "Starchain Investment Trading Limited". In 2024, it expanded its asset management business through entities including Hang Feng Capital Management Limited, Hang Feng International Asset Management Limited, and Hang Feng Fund SPC. Leveraging licensed entities in Hong Kong, the BVI, and the Cayman Islands, the company is building a next-generation on-chain wealth management ecosystem centered on Real-World Asset (RWA) tokenization and powered by artificial intelligence. Having successfully listed on Nasdaq in September 2025, Hang Feng is committed to enhancing the transparency, efficiency, and forward-looking capabilities of wealth management through technological innovation. For this episode, we have invited Flora Lou, Head of Digital Assets at Hang Feng Technology Innovation Co., Ltd., to talk with us about all things RWA tokenization. #HangFeng #RWA #RWATokenization #DigitalAssetManagement #Fintech #AI #PandoraTech

PandoraTech

361,710 views • 9 months ago

repost via clubredcircle: In 1991, when British pop was filled with divas, boybands and producers looking for the next big hit, three English men decided to laugh at it all: Right Said Fred — the brothers Richard and Fred Fairbrass along with guitarist Rob Manzoli — release I’m Too Sexy, a provocative mix of dance-pop, disco and camp mood. The song was born in 1990, inspired by the Fairbrass brothers' gym, and was written by Richard, Fred and Manzoli. They even had to fund the demo themselves after several labels rejected it. The single appeared in July 1991 and quickly became a phenomenon. In the UK it reached No.2, behind the unbeatable Bryan Adams, but the real bomb comes across the Atlantic: in February 1992 it reached No.1 on the Billboard Hot 100.
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repost via clubredcircle: In 1991, when British pop was filled with divas, boybands and producers looking for the next big hit, three English men decided to laugh at it all: Right Said Fred — the brothers Richard and Fred Fairbrass along with guitarist Rob Manzoli — release I’m Too Sexy, a provocative mix of dance-pop, disco and camp mood. The song was born in 1990, inspired by the Fairbrass brothers' gym, and was written by Richard, Fred and Manzoli. They even had to fund the demo themselves after several labels rejected it. The single appeared in July 1991 and quickly became a phenomenon. In the UK it reached No.2, behind the unbeatable Bryan Adams, but the real bomb comes across the Atlantic: in February 1992 it reached No.1 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Right Said Fred

22,860 views • 1 month ago

$18,000 -> $113,997 in one day using Bayes Theorem This trader made $513,304 today i fully analyzed his trades with ClaudeBot, and here's what we found he uses trading strategies: > Bayes' Theorem | P(strike|news) = P(news|strike) × P(strike) / P(news) | helped find an undervalued market at 27¢, he understands the real probability is 55%, and made $235,947 on it > Hedge via NO | P(YES) + P(NO) ≈ 1 | Bought YES on USA, and simultaneously NO on Israel. Different countries - different scenarios. NO hit -> +$86,000 > Deadline Pricing Model | P(event by T1) < P(event by T2) if T1 < T2 | Same strike - three different dates. Feb 28, March 1, March 31. I clearly understand he knows what he's doing 70% win rate confirms it Copy his trades:
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$18,000 -> $113,997 in one day using Bayes Theorem This trader made $513,304 today i fully analyzed his trades with ClaudeBot, and here's what we found he uses trading strategies: > Bayes' Theorem | P(strike|news) = P(news|strike) × P(strike) / P(news) | helped find an undervalued market at 27¢, he understands the real probability is 55%, and made $235,947 on it > Hedge via NO | P(YES) + P(NO) ≈ 1 | Bought YES on USA, and simultaneously NO on Israel. Different countries - different scenarios. NO hit -> +$86,000 > Deadline Pricing Model | P(event by T1) < P(event by T2) if T1 < T2 | Same strike - three different dates. Feb 28, March 1, March 31. I clearly understand he knows what he's doing 70% win rate confirms it Copy his trades:

Noisy

43,184 views • 7 months ago

Darius Robinson was pretty much a non-factor, not only in the preseason game but also throughout the first two seasons of his #Cardinals career. There were a few snaps where the Raiders had WRs assigned to block D-Rob, and they had no issues doing so. On the Raiders’ big run, D-Rob was put on his ass by 2025 3rd-round pick Charles Grant out of William & Mary, who is a backup tackle for the Raiders. If he wasn’t drafted #27 overall, he probably would’ve been cut based on the body of work he has put on tape. This is a make-or-break year for D-Rob. He was a 5-year college player who broke out in his final season after moving from the interior to the edge. His best reps at the Senior Bowl also came on the edge. I don’t think it’s going to work inside. I’d like to see him moved back to the edge. With the current edge rotation, is there really any downside to trying it? All of his snaps from the Raiders preseason game below. #RiseUpRedSea #AZCardinals
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Darius Robinson was pretty much a non-factor, not only in the preseason game but also throughout the first two seasons of his #Cardinals career. There were a few snaps where the Raiders had WRs assigned to block D-Rob, and they had no issues doing so. On the Raiders’ big run, D-Rob was put on his ass by 2025 3rd-round pick Charles Grant out of William & Mary, who is a backup tackle for the Raiders. If he wasn’t drafted #27 overall, he probably would’ve been cut based on the body of work he has put on tape. This is a make-or-break year for D-Rob. He was a 5-year college player who broke out in his final season after moving from the interior to the edge. His best reps at the Senior Bowl also came on the edge. I don’t think it’s going to work inside. I’d like to see him moved back to the edge. With the current edge rotation, is there really any downside to trying it? All of his snaps from the Raiders preseason game below. #RiseUpRedSea #AZCardinals

Jace

18,421 views • 1 month ago

A CNBC Fast Money trader shut down his $5,000,000 a year hedge fund team and rebuilt the whole f*cking firm on 4 AI agents. New bill: $40,000 a year. He gave CNBC the tour 10 days ago, bot by bot. You are still telling yourself AI trading needs a desk. His 4 agents run the loop every quant desk runs: idea -> code -> backtest -> live -> autopsy. Horizon runs that loop from one text box. Kelly closed a hedge fund to get his agents. Yours come on a free trial, no code, first backtest 11 minutes after signing up for the median trader. Bring the one trade idea you never coded: Type the sentence. Rules written, 5 years backtested in about 12 seconds, live on your broker 90 seconds later. Backed by Entrée Capital and hedge fund managers. > $5,000,000 a year for 7 or 8 humans and a New York office > $40,000 a year $40,000 a year for Houston, Steffi, Desmond and Doocey, compute included > $400,000 to $650,000 a year for one junior quant at a big fund I read it twice, sure I had missed a zero. That is not a hedge fund budget. That is a used car. Steffi marks up the charts, Desmond runs the quant strategies, Doocey is the red team that attacks every thesis, Houston is mission control. Kelly keeps the final call, 10x more productive by his count. It will not flatter you. I fed it the MACD crossover every $2,000 course sells. 227 trades, Sharpe -0.48, -0.80%. Red on the first pass, not 2 weeks into my real money. Then it rewrote the losing rule. Kelly kept the final call. The $5,000,000 was everything before it.
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A CNBC Fast Money trader shut down his $5,000,000 a year hedge fund team and rebuilt the whole f*cking firm on 4 AI agents. New bill: $40,000 a year. He gave CNBC the tour 10 days ago, bot by bot. You are still telling yourself AI trading needs a desk. His 4 agents run the loop every quant desk runs: idea -> code -> backtest -> live -> autopsy. Horizon runs that loop from one text box. Kelly closed a hedge fund to get his agents. Yours come on a free trial, no code, first backtest 11 minutes after signing up for the median trader. Bring the one trade idea you never coded: Type the sentence. Rules written, 5 years backtested in about 12 seconds, live on your broker 90 seconds later. Backed by Entrée Capital and hedge fund managers. > $5,000,000 a year for 7 or 8 humans and a New York office > $40,000 a year $40,000 a year for Houston, Steffi, Desmond and Doocey, compute included > $400,000 to $650,000 a year for one junior quant at a big fund I read it twice, sure I had missed a zero. That is not a hedge fund budget. That is a used car. Steffi marks up the charts, Desmond runs the quant strategies, Doocey is the red team that attacks every thesis, Houston is mission control. Kelly keeps the final call, 10x more productive by his count. It will not flatter you. I fed it the MACD crossover every $2,000 course sells. 227 trades, Sharpe -0.48, -0.80%. Red on the first pass, not 2 weeks into my real money. Then it rewrote the losing rule. Kelly kept the final call. The $5,000,000 was everything before it.

cvxv666

31,330 views • 12 days ago