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63 and Carl Cox is still delivering quality behind the decks 👑🤯
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New ⚙️🔊 'G Operator' Created using FM synthesis, only playing the note G. Now on SuperRare. Link ↓
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This image is destroying my brain.
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We all need more of this…
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🚀🇪🇺 RIPPLE SCORES FULL EU MONEY LICENSE! Ripple has officially received a full Electronic Money Institution (EMI) license from Luxembourg’s regulator. This means Ripple can now operate regulated digital payment services across EU nations. This strengthens real-world use cases for Ripple’s native assets like XRP, XRPL, and RLUSD.
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The Fiatleak Exchange now allows you to boost your trading balance up to 5x with zero interest. Simply click on the ⚡️. More: fiatleak.com

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MTV officially shut down its 24-hour music channels yesterday. They ended their final broadcast with 'Video killed the radio star' by The Buggles, the very first video broadcasted by MTV on August 1st, 1981.
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Friend that sent me the comp lp also sent me a custom slip-mat
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雪は気まぐれ、撮影と同時に降ってくる。それもまたリアル。 一晩ですっかり冬の景色、SPの悲しげなピアノに合わせmodel samplesのグリッジなビートを走らせる。 今年最後を締めくくる切ない雪の中の野外アンビエント。。
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🚨BREAKING: Silver prices are exploding due to a severe global supply shortage. The physical market can no longer meet soaring demand. Here is what is actually going on 👇 1. China is changing the rules. Starting January 1, 2026, China will restrict silver exports. To export silver, companies will now need government licenses. Only large, state approved firms qualify: - At least 80 tonnes of annual production - Around $30 million in credit lines This effectively blocks small and mid size exporters. China controls roughly 60–70% of global silver supply. When China tightens exports, global supply drops immediately. This is the same tactics China used with rare earth metals. 2. The silver market was already short supply. Silver has been in a structural deficit for 5 straight years. That means demand is higher than supply every single year. For 2025: - Global demand: 1.24 billion ounces - Global supply: 1.01 billion ounces That is a gap of 100–250 million ounces. And this gap is expected to get worse after China’s export limits. Mining supply is not growing: Silver mining is mostly a by product of copper and zinc mining. New mines take 10 years to build, Ore quality is falling, Recycling is not enough to fill the gap. There is no quick fix here. 3. Physical silver inventories are collapsing. This is where it gets serious. - COMEX inventories are down 70% since 2020 - London vaults are down 40% - Shanghai inventories are at 10-year lows At current demand, some regions hold only 30-45 days of usable silver. This is why physical premiums are exploding. In Shanghai: - Physical silver trades at $80 /oz - COMEX prices are much lower This price gap means buyers are paying extra just to get real silver. 4. Paper silver is completely disconnected from reality. There is an extreme imbalance between paper silver and real silver. The paper to physical ratio is around 356:1. That means: - For every 1 ounce of real silver - There are hundreds of paper claims If even a small percentage of buyers ask for real delivery, the system breaks. Markets understand this. That is why price moves are becoming vertical. 5. Industrial demand keeps rising. Silver is not just a safe haven metal. It is critical for: - Solar panels - Electric vehicles - Electronics - Medical devices Industrial use now makes up 50-60% of total silver demand. There is no substitute for silver in many of these uses. Banks and institutions are reacting to: - Supply limits - Physical shortages - Paper market risk Silver is not rallying because of fear. It is rallying because a real supply squeeze is playing out in real time.
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