Hi Frens! I just listed the piece I’ve worked on for a long time!🔥 #LittleWorldsCollection has got another unique piece! Watch out for zombies!🧟‍♂️🧟‍♀️ ➡️foundation.app/@Secreverse/l…

Attractive women are starting to approach me. God help us all. I'm an average looking guy whose idea of a Friday night is nursing a hazy IPA at my local bar, splitting attention between sports highlights and Bloomberg Terminal. Last night something unsettling happened. A woman caught a glimpse of my phone an SPCX allocation request from this regarded place... and apparently assumed it was mine. She opened with: "So you must be big in the AI stock stuff too huh?" I was too stunned to speak. She took the silence as her cue to get closer. Short story short: I just woke up at her place and need to get back to my job behind the Wendy's to service the morning crew. God help us all.

"This trader" is me. And I'm still holding $KINS. The funny part is I wasn’t trying to make 3650x. I just thought the game looked good and threw $50 at it My biggest regret is not being less poor-brained for 10 seconds. A $5,300 buy would’ve been generational, anyways, I'll be taking some profits here and look for the next P2E play!

i just finished selling over $50,000 in profits from $KINS last week, i was down $24,000, complaining about my trades “never aging well” today, i was proven wrong never give up, thank you @PlayKintara team

SpaceX lost nearly $5 billion last year. Is a $1.75 trillion valuation actually justified? I'm trying to separate the excitement around Elon Musk from the actual investment case for $SPCX The company just completed the largest IPO in history and is now valued at roughly $2.11 trillion. At the same time, it reportedly lost almost $5 billion last year and generates only a fraction of the revenue produced by most companies in a similar valuation range. The bullish argument seems to be that investors aren't valuing SpaceX based on today's financials. They're valuing Starlink, launch dominance, defense contracts, AI ambitions, and potentially entire industries that don't fully exist yet. The bearish argument is that at some point valuation still matters, regardless of how impressive the vision may be. For those who are bullish, what specifically makes a $2.11 trillion valuation reasonable today rather than five or ten years from now?

Space(notX) is the biggest loser today Looks like besides the SpaceX biggest losers today were other space-related companies, often only by name. Top 3 worst performing stocks today all have Space in the name: 1. $FLY - Firefly Areospace 2. $YSS - York Space systems 3. $ASTS - AST SpaceMobile. Several other companies have space related tickers or names: 4. $VYOG - Voyager Technologies 5. $LUNR - Intuitive Machines 8. $SATS - EchoStar Corporation 9. $RKLB - Rocket Lab Corporation 10. $MDA - MDA Space Ltd. and of course let's not forget about SPCE :)

$KINS 50K -> 10M (200x) Kintara was the first memecoin I called on my public channel. Once you figure out how to actually find these kinds of gems, there’s nothing and no one in the world that can stop you. Best of all, my community has also made a lot of money, I’ve set a record this month with this call. It’s my best month yet; I’m undefeated and I’m going to keep it that way. You’re not following me? Then stay poor.

Wow FND....

GM frens🤍 How are you?

Why is the Foundation auction page full of stupid AI stuff?

Happy Halloween Everyone🎃 LittleWorlds #21 Nightmare Owned by @jmpailhon 💎

Gn🎆

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Gm frens! Have a great Friday🍀

Lol @X. What's your problem?😂