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Since day 1 on apechain i have been max minting/supporting projects from my own personal funds , and whether u believe it or not it is NOT funded by Yuga Labs or ApeCoin or GeezOnApe including the Geez i hold have all been from my personal funds. That being... said nobody forced me to do any of that, i did it because i wanted to genuinely support and see Apechain grow. I never thought or expected anything back from any of the projects or so called builders nor did i think I was owed anything back, but in return at first chance mfers got i was attacked on DM's and GCs by people i called "friends". While i didnt expect returns on my investments, i did expect that at least would get the benefit of the doubt on my intentions for apechain. Going forward I will not be minting or bagholding blindly just to show support and i will be instead flipping/offloading anything in my bags that does not benefit my project, me, and the builders that support me back. 1 of 10 of my wallets👇show more

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H0ld.sats1 year ago

@yugalabs @apecoin @GeezOnApe The drunkees love you and appreciate your support You have been supporting since 4 months and it means a whole lot. Thank you Rida

Breakout1 year ago

Become a funded in 1 trade with up to $100,000 in funding

dutchee1 year ago

@yugalabs @apecoin @GeezOnApe I'm on ApeChain because of Rida and I say it everywhere I go.

Rida🦍1 year ago

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JZ 🦍1 year ago

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Rida🦍1 year ago

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29,103 views • 6 months ago

People called me crazy for walking away from a career I loved. But life is short, and I was not willing to sit on the sidelines while everything I care about was on the line. I will not be cancelled. I will not apologize for values that are wholesome and good. And if my voice gives someone else the courage to use theirs, that is exactly why I did it.

People called me crazy for walking away from a career I loved. But life is short, and I was not willing to sit on the sidelines while everything I care about was on the line. I will not be cancelled. I will not apologize for values that are wholesome and good. And if my voice gives someone else the courage to use theirs, that is exactly why I did it.

Michele Tafoya

248,688 views • 3 months ago

Draymond Green says the leaked video of him punching Jordan Poole was 100 percent calculated and wishes he knew who released it “You ain’t never seen another video from our practice. That camera got to be on every day. Or was it just on that day, in that moment, for those five seconds. You ain’t seen anything else coming out from practice in those videos. So it’s 100 percent calculated” “Who was it calculated by, I don’t know. I would still love to know that answer. I still don’t have an answer how the video got released. Not sure I will ever get an answer. Be honest with you, I’m not even gonna search for an answer. I would love to know, but I ain’t chasing after it. For what? It’s wasting my time” “What happened happened. I accepted my responsibility in it. Once I accepted my responsibility and I started to move forward. I accepted my responsibility. I knew I was wrong. I apologized to those that I needed to apologize to, and now it’s time to do the work and move forward” “In saying that, I’m not going to spend a bunch of time going to try to figure out who released it, because it’s behind me. I want it to stay behind me. I don’t want to put that back in front of me. But it’s 100 percent a calculated thing by whoever released it or whoever was behind it. I wish I knew the answer of who it was calculated by, but it’s definitely calculated”

Draymond Green says the leaked video of him punching Jordan Poole was 100 percent calculated and wishes he knew who released it “You ain’t never seen another video from our practice. That camera got to be on every day. Or was it just on that day, in that moment, for those five seconds. You ain’t seen anything else coming out from practice in those videos. So it’s 100 percent calculated” “Who was it calculated by, I don’t know. I would still love to know that answer. I still don’t have an answer how the video got released. Not sure I will ever get an answer. Be honest with you, I’m not even gonna search for an answer. I would love to know, but I ain’t chasing after it. For what? It’s wasting my time” “What happened happened. I accepted my responsibility in it. Once I accepted my responsibility and I started to move forward. I accepted my responsibility. I knew I was wrong. I apologized to those that I needed to apologize to, and now it’s time to do the work and move forward” “In saying that, I’m not going to spend a bunch of time going to try to figure out who released it, because it’s behind me. I want it to stay behind me. I don’t want to put that back in front of me. But it’s 100 percent a calculated thing by whoever released it or whoever was behind it. I wish I knew the answer of who it was calculated by, but it’s definitely calculated”

dank

78,471 views • 7 days ago