How to create 100 Million dollars (@binance edition) Step 1: Tell the community that they will buy SPCX IPO for you if they deposit money Step 2: Raise about $557M from the community Step 3: Invest all that money in the $SPCX IPO Step 4: This is very important: if the IPO does well, then keep all the profits and refund the community { xyz reasons } If the IPO doesn't do well and opens at breakeven, then give them shares instead of a refund SPCX IPO opened at 20% higher prices, so @binance kept all the profit and then refunded the money to the community EZZ $100M PROFITSSSSS

$SPCX closest thing we've had to a 2017 ICO

every tokenized SPV holder is not having a good day never trust anything that's not real stock

seems like trump’s blatantly manipulating the market today (again)

imagine solana but it goes up instead

13 workers left Palantir and issued this statement. "Palantir is increasingly complicit, normalizing authoritarianism under the guise of a 'revolution' led by oligarchs. We must resist this trend."

Bitcoin at $28,000 is the medicine

BREAKING: More than half of the publicly identified donors to President Trump’s White House ballroom project have won new or expanded federal contracts worth more than $50 billion, per WaPo

If you connect the dots hard enough — the exploit went through, and the optimized route for the exploiter to offload their newfound infinite supply was to pay for a coordinated pump of the coin, which we witnessed via the biggest names in this space, all at the same time.

time to sell your zec cabal shilling has peaked

I’ve exited all DeFi positions for the foreseeable future. Zcash has some of the most talented developers in crypto, and they still missed a critical vulnerability that sat unnoticed for nearly four years until it was recently discovered with the help of Claude. If a team of that caliber can miss something that significant for that long, it’s hard for me to believe other protocols aren’t sitting on similar undiscovered issues. The incentives for attackers are simply too large.

short crypto, long life sciences

"there is no demand for privacy" confidential near intents tvl:

When Michael Saylor is completely liquidated, Bitcoin will become interesting again.

saylor being the unofficial face of bitcoin was never going to end well send him to zero, sweep $28k low

Payment giants Stripe, Visa, Mastercard said to be among backers of soon-to-debut stablecoin platform: BBG

Are y'all following the STRC shit? The single largest holder of STRC shares is a stablecoin protocol. They have $300m in shares and loop it for the stable. This propped up STRC for a while even when MSTR was at a discount. Now STRC is below 100 and saylor has been forced to sell BTC to cover the divident payment. If STRC keeps going down, the stablecoin protocol could get liquidated and forced to sell the STRC. This would be devastating to Saylor's ability to finance anything and not sell BTC The game seems ogre

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$900m cash - $1.7B annual dividend obligations he clearly can't sell BTC, only options left are to sell MSTR stock or shut off the dividend time-bomb probably has 3 months left

this is the problem with onchain finance right now who the hell wants their balance and transactions visible publicly, and then shared by the company