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Threadguy explains how every zoomer under 25 just snap-call gets crypto now "I'm sitting at dinner next to this really talented 20 year old, he works at a crypto company, he's been there 2 months, he's not a crypto guy, he was not buying NFTs in 2021. But he... just gets it, he's trading on-chain, he's banked 5 figures, no hesitation, fully gets it. In 2021 trying to explain crypto to my peers was like speaking a foreign language, it made no sense. Now every person sub 25, even if they've never touched crypto, they just off rip snap-call get it." "The bottom half of zoomers, the younger half, they're the Fortnite Roblox generation that grew up on this stuff. There's no longer going to be onboarding into crypto, it's not going to require conscious thought, they just get it. They understand coins the way they understand Fortnite skins. It just makes sense, it's not a thing you have to think about."show more

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NOW: President Trump takes credit for when the Biden administration became "totally pro-crypto," saying they made the policy change after trailing Trump in the polls. "They were very violently against it. They were putting people in jail that what they were doing to the crypto was horrible. It's amazing. It's survived that onslaught. It was a weaponization of government." "So now I'm killing Biden. I'm winning by so much. And all of a sudden he becomes totally pro-crypto. They dropped all investigations of everybody. They allowed people to come out of jail." "I'm very much for crypto because it's- I don't- it's not a question of a personal thing because I let my kids do whatever the hell they do. I don't talk to them ever- talk to them about it. I'm allowed to, I think I'm allowed to, but I don't bother because this is a much higher- this office is a much higher calling."

NOW: President Trump takes credit for when the Biden administration became "totally pro-crypto," saying they made the policy change after trailing Trump in the polls. "They were very violently against it. They were putting people in jail that what they were doing to the crypto was horrible. It's amazing. It's survived that onslaught. It was a weaponization of government." "So now I'm killing Biden. I'm winning by so much. And all of a sudden he becomes totally pro-crypto. They dropped all investigations of everybody. They allowed people to come out of jail." "I'm very much for crypto because it's- I don't- it's not a question of a personal thing because I let my kids do whatever the hell they do. I don't talk to them ever- talk to them about it. I'm allowed to, I think I'm allowed to, but I don't bother because this is a much higher- this office is a much higher calling."

Fox News

464,640 views • 2 months ago

Schulz: That's a hard job to just lie for Trump all the time. Just let it go, man. He's fucking up everything. Just call it what it is. I see that guy Scott Jennings, he's losing hair. You can tell he is stressed. He's cursing at teenagers they got out there arguing with him. Every new CNN guy is younger than the last one, it's like a 14 year old putting his finger in his face and he's like 'get your fucking hand out of my face.' He's stressed.

Schulz: That's a hard job to just lie for Trump all the time. Just let it go, man. He's fucking up everything. Just call it what it is. I see that guy Scott Jennings, he's losing hair. You can tell he is stressed. He's cursing at teenagers they got out there arguing with him. Every new CNN guy is younger than the last one, it's like a 14 year old putting his finger in his face and he's like 'get your fucking hand out of my face.' He's stressed.

Headquarters

110,858 views • 4 months ago

kit connor on nick initially not coming out at the dog shelter in “heartstopper forever”: “there's a first bit where nick actually kind of lets it slide. and i always saw that as he's just, he does not have the energy to educate this man. because you know you obviously want to educate people but sometimes it's not always your responsibility to do it, you know? you shouldn't have to bear that weight every second of every day. but the way that i tried to play it was when i do do it, it's just like it's not a big deal just get it right.”

kit connor on nick initially not coming out at the dog shelter in “heartstopper forever”: “there's a first bit where nick actually kind of lets it slide. and i always saw that as he's just, he does not have the energy to educate this man. because you know you obviously want to educate people but sometimes it's not always your responsibility to do it, you know? you shouldn't have to bear that weight every second of every day. but the way that i tried to play it was when i do do it, it's just like it's not a big deal just get it right.”

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101,710 views • 2 months ago

XRP is about to go PARABOLIC !! 🚀🚀 Hear me out... Massive volatility and FOMO is coming🚨 This may be the last bull-market for crypto with massive volatility. Trump isn't buying any crypto for the strategic reserve. Ripple is handing USA the keys (XRP escrow). The United States is desperate for a new financial system and World Reset. If the USA fails, the whole world fails. This will be avoided with a Reset, solution already in place. It took decades to build this solution, but it is finally here. This is why nobody like Elon Musk or Larry Fink speaks about XRP or tries to dodge it when asked. It was always the plan and those in the know already knew. They just aren't going to tell you. The riddlers showed you though. It was up to you to do your own research and believe. Trump's administration is dangling the carrot with talks about a strategic crypto reserve for over a year. They're still going to send Bitcoin and crypto parabolic in order to be able to sell their current crypto reserve holdings that they acquired through seizure on the way up to pay off the US national debt. ($40T) Trump said it himself, "Hand them a little crypto cheque." People think he's joking, but I don't think he is. Mr Pool said debt to be wiped out. They will send the markets parabolic and sell ALL of their BTC and other "crypto" before regulations come. Then, regulations in the US will come and 99% of crypto will be gone just like that. Real companies providing utility and value is what will be that is left. Not shadowy figures like "Satoshi" which are not so shadowy if you do your research. We know who they are.⚖️ Trump's crypto council say their goal is to accumulate something like 1M BTC over a span of time? Remember, watch what they do, not what they say. Ripple Riddler foreshadowed the Escrow and XRP being used years ago. It was hard to see it then, but now with Ripple inside the White House. You would be crazy to miss this once in a life-time opportunity.

XRP is about to go PARABOLIC !! 🚀🚀 Hear me out... Massive volatility and FOMO is coming🚨 This may be the last bull-market for crypto with massive volatility. Trump isn't buying any crypto for the strategic reserve. Ripple is handing USA the keys (XRP escrow). The United States is desperate for a new financial system and World Reset. If the USA fails, the whole world fails. This will be avoided with a Reset, solution already in place. It took decades to build this solution, but it is finally here. This is why nobody like Elon Musk or Larry Fink speaks about XRP or tries to dodge it when asked. It was always the plan and those in the know already knew. They just aren't going to tell you. The riddlers showed you though. It was up to you to do your own research and believe. Trump's administration is dangling the carrot with talks about a strategic crypto reserve for over a year. They're still going to send Bitcoin and crypto parabolic in order to be able to sell their current crypto reserve holdings that they acquired through seizure on the way up to pay off the US national debt. ($40T) Trump said it himself, "Hand them a little crypto cheque." People think he's joking, but I don't think he is. Mr Pool said debt to be wiped out. They will send the markets parabolic and sell ALL of their BTC and other "crypto" before regulations come. Then, regulations in the US will come and 99% of crypto will be gone just like that. Real companies providing utility and value is what will be that is left. Not shadowy figures like "Satoshi" which are not so shadowy if you do your research. We know who they are.⚖️ Trump's crypto council say their goal is to accumulate something like 1M BTC over a span of time? Remember, watch what they do, not what they say. Ripple Riddler foreshadowed the Escrow and XRP being used years ago. It was hard to see it then, but now with Ripple inside the White House. You would be crazy to miss this once in a life-time opportunity.

Seer

60,455 views • 28 days ago