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Mila retweeted
Jun 13
🚨 BREAKING:
THIS GUY MIGRATED TO THE U.S. FROM MEXICO AND WORKED AS A WELDER AT SPACEX
HE RECEIVED $10,000 IN STOCK AND WAS PAID $28/HOUR FOR 10 YEARS
AFTER IPO HIS $SPCX STAKE IS WORTH AROUND $1,000,000
HE IS ONE OF 4,400 EMPLOYEES WHO BECAME MILLIONAIRES TODAY!!
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While these staff members are millionaires on paper, they are bound by typical post-IPO lock-up rules, meaning they can only sell their shares in progressive increments over the coming months.
Hence paper millionaires
Jun 12
Welders, Cooks, Cafeteria staff. Over 4,000 SpaceX employees are reportedly becoming millionaires as the company lists today because SpaceX paid them in stock options, not just salaries. That’s the real lesson of this IPO: ownership beats income and owning the right asset early changes everything. Huge moment for these people and their families.
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Papa nko?
Jun 11
Neverrrrrrrr Everrrrrrr underestimate how much of a blessing it is to have zero health problems and your mom still alive.
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Mila retweeted
Jun 11
Elon Musk is the textbook example of how the overwhelming majority of billionaires view Black people.
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Seems Alhaji is scared they'll dump his shares 😂
Jun 11
Poor man pikin can’t even be part of the Private Placement for Dangote Refineries.
Minimum shares to get is 1,000,000
Cost of share is $0.35.
Approximately N500m
This is the minimum amount you must have to be part of it.
Poor man pikin don see something for this life.
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Mila retweeted
Jun 6
We need to stop promoting these fatuous and simplistic “big bad West” narratives as a counterpoint to African development, which appeal to the visceral sentiment by repeating a “primordial fact of all history”- nations seek to dominate others for the benefit of their citizens.
1) The international market economy is NOT a branch of the International Red Cross
2) African nations are very much capable of directing their own resources and navigating the interminable course of their own destinies. To argue otherwise is to deny them of agency - 60 years after independence (where was China 40 years ago?)
3) You don’t hear that argument in Asia which shares a similar experience of colonialism.
4) Dangote and Kasapreko and Aba leather goods, etc are selling across Africa.
I said the narrative is simplistic. Let me tell you a story. I have spent the last 5 years and millions of my own money having invented a digital system for local currency Exchange (a retail component of the PAPSS currency exchange) that allows Africans (54 countries, 42 different currencies) to use their local currencies for cross-border trade (USD exchange depletes national reserves and attracts $5.3 billion in yearly costs).
The U.S. government through its Commercial Service and Embassies, has left no stone unturned to make this project successful.
And African Central Banks? Only very few have responded positively. Can you guess what it takes to secure a regulatory license in Africa? 3- 4 years of undiluted pain and a boatload of money. (The process takes about 3 months here in the U.S.)
Make of this fact what you will.
We’re not ready for prime time
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Oga carry your wins shift abeg 😂
The saddest gambling trap isn't the initial loss.
It's spending the next few years trying to win it back.
Every paycheck, bonus, and extra dollar gets thrown into the chase.
The real damage isn't always the first loss. It's the years spent trying to win it back.
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Mila retweeted
Jun 4
The pump and dumps of @CryptoHayes
Aug 2025: calls 126x for $HYPE
Sep 2025: dumps everything 3 weeks later
Jun 2026: calls for $150 = $HYPE
Jun 2026: dumps his entire bag 1 day later
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Mila retweeted
Jun 2
I own zero bitcoin.
but if bitcoin loses,
to a competitor,
crypto will never produce an SoV.
“What if they create a better one”
The psychological feature of being able to buy, hold and forget forever is what makes something a store of value. Eg. Gold.
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Mila retweeted
Jun 2
Selling 32 Bitcoin proved several important things:
✅ Posting "Buying Bonds" was a bad idea
✅ Selling any amount of BTC was a bad idea
✅ Cutting to 6mo of dividend coverage was a bad idea
✅ Posting ads on how STRC held its peg was a bad idea
✅ Odds of SP500 inclusion: 0%
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If the elites crack longevity
I doubt it'd be free for all.
May 30
Comrade Bryan, how touching.
You think the masses will eventually get access to the rich man’s longevity therapies?
Wrong.
We will make sure that immortality stays where it belongs, with the bureaucratic elite and the Central Committee.
A long-lived, healthy population is far too independent and far too difficult to control.
Better they die on schedule.
The 5 year plan is perfect. ☭
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Mila retweeted
May 29
You can’t go on a rich persons yacht, or fly on their private plane, or live in their mansion.
You will, however, eventually get access to their longevity therapies.
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Same you "PS: dont talk to me about marrying a kind man"
Lol, go through your TL too.
Marriage ain't even a forceful act— remaining single and living in solitude are all options.
No where in that post did I say all men are horrible, my father is a man and he was a horrible one. You seem concerned about something that’s not on my post
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Mila retweeted
Michael Saylor has over 800,000 bitcoin under management.
He sold 32.
HOLY. MOTHER. OF. GOD. ITS OVER.
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Mila retweeted
Jun 1
Last year I cashed out $30k in savings to go all-in on HYPE at $25. Ignored everything else.
Now, HYPE hits $70 and everyone's congratulating me.
They don't know I sold at $40 to buy more Solana 5 months ago.
My $30k is $9k now.
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Mila retweeted
May 28
I have two friends from college that started working at SpaceX starting in 2019
They were huge party animals (but also the smartest guys I know)
After the IPO they’ll be worth over $50m before they turn 30
Just by working at the right company.
Insane
May 28
SpaceX millionaires 4,000 x $1mil , 400 x $100 mil
Every employee who joined before the first succesful launch made (unless they sold early) more than $100 million.
SpaceX lists June 12 at ~$1.75T.
Work backward from the cap table. At $1.75T, clearing $100M takes ~0.0057% of the company.
- 2002–2008, first ~500 in: joined at a ~$50M company. Held to $1.75T = a 17,000x. The core of the club — maybe 150–250 left holding
- September 2008, SpaceX has first successful launch
- 2010–2016: joined at $1B–$10B. Needs a senior grant — directors, principal engineers, early Starlink. ~100–200
- C-suite board: Shotwell, Johnsen past $1B. A layer of SVPs below them clears $100M on equity, not salary. ~20–40
- Post-2016: joined at $20B–$350B. To hit $100M you'd have needed ~0.4% of the company. Impossible for an employee. This is the millionaire tier — almost none reach $100M
The tally:
~400–500 at $100M
A few dozen above $500M
A handful of billionaires past Musk
Same building. Same mission. Two orders of magnitude apart — set entirely by what year you walked in.
Early isn't a strategy. It's a date stamp.
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