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The Deal with the Islamic Republic of Iran is now complete. Congratulations to all! I hereby fully authorize the toll free opening of the Strait of Hormuz, and, simultaneously herewith, authorize the immediate removal of the United States Naval blockade. Ships of the World, start your engines. Let the oil flow!
-From President Trump account
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Fascism has returned to Europe! Take care!
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🚨 ÚLTIMA HORA: Grecia anuncia que cerrará 60 mezquitas en el país y deportará a quienes continúen creando ilegalmente espacios religiosos islámicos.
Grecia se moviliza contra la islamización de Europa…
¿Lo apoyas?
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✅ fact-checked. Expect multi-billion dollar $ETH buying pressure via $BMNR (~$1.8–2.4B range) around late June. That's around 1.25M ETH or ~1.04% of all $ETH in circulation.
ON JUNE 26, A WAVE OF FORCED BUYING IS COMING FOR TOM LEE'S BITMINE $BMNR
While everyone watches the Ethereum selloff, a structural catalyst nobody's pricing in arrives in two weeks.
BitMine is set to join the Russell 1000 on June 26, clearing the index's $5.7B cutoff with a $10.7B market cap.
Here's why that matters:
Hundreds of index funds and ETFs are built to mirror the Russell 1000. The moment BMNR joins, they have to buy it. No opinion, no timing, just automatic demand.
Tom Lee estimates passive funds typically hold 20-25% of a member's market cap. On a $10.7B company, that's a multi-billion dollar wave of buying.
And it lands on a firm holding 4.3% of all $ETH.
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Jun 11
JUST IN: 🇯🇵 Japan advances bill to reclassify cryptocurrencies as financial products and cut taxes from 55% to 20%.
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$ETH 💎
We've finally made it boys!
We've been waiting 6 years for a true test of the bottom.
NOTHING stops this train...time to send it to $10,000 🚀
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DO NOT FALL FOR IT
Today SpaceX goes public at $1.75 trillion
In the last 20 years the overwhelming majority of hyped IPO's were a DISASTER in first year
SpaceX is 10x hyped and 20x a big IPO's valuation
Meta: −30% in the first year
Uber: −25% in the first year
Rivian: −60% in the first year
Coinbase: −55% in the 1st year (since day 1)
It is not designed for retail to win
You buy at the top, early investors are up 100x to 1000x
Bankers will win, investors will win, early employees will win
AT YOUR EXPENSE
SpaceX is a great company, and you'll easily buy it at a discount in the next 365 days
Just be patient
JUST IN: SpaceX valuation nearly equals the combined value of every major US IPO since 2000
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Jun 12
Why don’t history books refer to Muslims as colonizers, oppressors, genociders, slave traders, or imperialists?
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Islam is not a religion, Islam is an invasive political cult
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Jun 7
For maximum UK police protection.
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Jun 7
Ethereum gas fees could drop ~78% after Glamsterdam.
Every transaction on L1 today executes sequentially through a 60M gas limit. An ethereum:native swap, a USDC transfer, and an NFT mint queue one after another even when none of them touch the same contract.
A simple token transfer costs $0.0386 because of that.
Glamsterdam fixes it in three moves:
1. Block Access Lists require transactions to declare which state they touch upfront, so validators run non-conflicting transactions simultaneously.
2. The gas limit moves from 60M to a 200M floor because parallel execution makes that safe.
3. EIP-7976 cuts worst-case block size by 37% so home validators stay viable at the higher limit.
More transactions per block means less congestion per transaction.
A $0.0386 transfer could become roughly $0.0085.
Glamsterdam targets Q3 2026.
Jun 6
Glamsterdam has ten EIPs included(confirmed) that are shipping together, each fixing a different issue and touches every layer of @ethereum
> EIP-7732 ePBS: Block builders enter the protocol, validators stop depending on off-chain relays.
> EIP-7928 BALs: Transactions execute in parallel, blocks process significantly faster.
> EIP-7708: Every ETH transfer now emits a log, giving ETH the same trackability ERC-20 tokens have always had.
> EIP-7778: Gas refunds are removed, making block gas accounting predictable and consistent.
> EIP-7843: Smart contracts can read the current slot number natively.
> EIP-7954: Contracts can store more logic without hitting size limits.
> EIP-7976: Calldata floor cost increases to reduce worst-case block size.
> EIP-7981: Access list costs increase to reflect actual resource usage.
> EIP-8024: New stack opcodes resolve the stack too deep compiler issue in Solidity.
> EIP-8037 & EIP-8038: State creation and state access get repriced to slow chain growth.
Ten fixes. One fork.
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People are panicking about $ETH because they’re watching the daily candles.
Zoom out.
The multi-year structure still makes sense: impulse, correction, A-B-C style reset.
Maybe we go a bit lower, maybe not, but this doesn’t look like chaos.
It looks like a cycle playing out.
And the bull run will probably start soon.
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Jun 6
>be cholesterol
>be in every cell membrane you own
>a quarter of me lives in your brain
>I build your hormones, the whole cast, testosterone to cortisol
>vitamin D? me
>the bile that digests your dinner? also me
>so vital your liver makes me daily, on purpose, by the bucket
>two million years of evolution: keep this one
>21st century: arrest him
>doctor prescribes a drug to throttle the enzyme that makes me
>brain, hormones and cell walls all go a bit short
>"why do I feel foggy, weak and flat"
>weird, no idea, must be your age
>heart attack happens anyway
>I take the blame
>the oxidised seed oil that actually did it strolls off, never even questioned
>mfw I run the entire building and they're changing the locks
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To every developer, every founder, every holder who stuck with this through the hard years — the Clarity Act is for you.
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One constant I've noticed in life: the loudest accusers are often the guilty ones. The people who spend their time calling everyone else fascists are often the ones displaying the most fascistic behavior themselves. Antifa is a perfect example.
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