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User funds are safe!
It does look like a hack on Binance. Appreciate the quick freeze from Tether (~$971m) and Circle (~$823m).
I don't manage Binance (.com) anymore, but as a shareholder, I expect all user funds will be fully covered.
Active Duty Investor retweeted
Elon Musk once said he’d eat a Happy Meal live on TV if McDonald’s started accepting Dogecoin. 😂
🤖 Made with AI
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Imagine how hard it must be to be a Democrat and have to pretend that the guy that brought us flying and self-driving cars, reusable rockets, satellite Wi-Fi, brain chips that help disabled people isn’t a genius.
Yes, AOC, Gavin Newsom and Ilhan Omar are all intelligent and Elon isn’t!
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🚨Nine major US banks denied services to customers based on their political or religious beliefs, per CBS News.
JPMorgan, Bank of America and Citigroup were among the banks named.
US banking regulator, OCC reviewed over 100,000 financial complaints between 2020 and 2025 after an executive order was passed by President Trump.
Investigators found that WePay, a payment processor owned by JPMorgan, used political keywords like "MAGA," "America First" and "Make America Great" to flag merchants.
Banks also restricted services to businesses involved in crypto, oil exploration and coal mining.
The main reason was to protect their reputation by avoiding customers associated with controversial businesses or beliefs.
JPMorgan denied discriminating based on individual's personal beliefs but admitted WePay's processes fell short. It said those issues were corrected, and WePay no longer operates.
No fines or penalties have been imposed yet, but regulators are considering stricter rules on when banks can deny services.
Active Duty Investor retweeted
Henry Ford moved car production indoors to eliminate weather delays, protect materials, and harness the precise, uninterrupted flow of the assembly line
We believe folding is a key to unlocking factory-built mass production allowing homes to ship efficiently on standard roads without wide-load permits
Building room modules with precision in a controlled factory, folded to ship, and unfolded on-site
Stack, connect, and cantilever them to create almost any building type
Active Duty Investor retweeted
A new milestone for Ondo: $4 billion in TVL.
From tokenized Treasuries to tokenized stocks, ETFs, portfolios & private markets, Ondo is expanding access with every asset class.
Behind the $4 billion TVL milestone:
→ $1.3B+ in tokenized stocks & ETFs
→ #1 platform for tokenized U.S. Treasuries
→ 1M+ cumulative holders across products
That growth reflects innovations in how tokenized assets trade, including Ondo Stocks tapping TradFi exchange liquidity through RFQ.
Leading wallets and apps put that liquidity within reach, enabling permissionless transfers across Solana, Ethereum and BNB Chain.
This milestone is an early sign of the scale ahead as tokenization transforms how the world accesses financial markets.
Think in trillions.
Active Duty Investor retweeted
The takeaway from TOKEN2049 is clear:
RWAs are just getting started.
Think in trillions.
Active Duty Investor retweeted
I paid $8,400 in property taxes on land I OWN outright.
No mortgage. No bank. No debt.
And if I stop paying the government, they can eventually take it away.
Explain to me how I can fully pay for something and still have to rent it from the government every year.
Make it make sense.
Active Duty Investor retweeted
Georgia high school students stage a fight to bait their principal to break it up, so they could sing him happy birthday.
Lakeview Fort Oglethorpe High School principal Bobby Davis was seen sprinting to the fight to break it up.
After Davis ripped the prank fight apart, the students started singing happy birthday.
"He single-handedly changed me for the better, and he knows I could never take it for granted," said the student who came up with the idea.
"the things he’s done during my time at LFO are truly memories i’d die with. i was so happy to come up with this idea and do it for him."
Active Duty Investor retweeted
Padres Game 3 is tomorrow night at Petco Park.
The cameras are coming to Downtown San Diego.
And POOF! Suddenly the homeless encampments disappear & the streets get scrubbed clean.
Amazing what @MayorToddGloria can accomplish when the whole country is watching.
Active Duty Investor retweeted
🚨 NEW POLL: Hilton within 6 POINTS of Becerra!
After the CNN debate, the gap is the smallest it's been since the primary.
They said the governor's race was "over." We're about to prove them wrong.
29 days to go. We can WIN this!
Active Duty Investor retweeted
This is your sign to stop voting Democrat
Keep in mind, DMV vehicle registration renewal fees like this are billed every year. There is no limit to how much California Democrats will steal from you
This should be illegal
Active Duty Investor retweeted
JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Fed will inject $16.5 billion into the economy starting today.
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🇺🇸 More California students are graduating with straight A's than ever. The problem is a lot of them can't do basic math.
The number of UC applicants reporting perfect 4.0 GPAs or higher has doubled in a decade, jumping from about 53,000 in 2015 to over 103,000 for the class of 2025.
But state test scores tell a very different story. Only 30.5% of California 11th graders were proficient in math last year, and 57% in English.
More than 1,200 UC professors have now signed an open letter saying they're stuck teaching "middle school" math in calculus classes, and want the SAT requirement back.
If a 4.0 no longer tells you whether a student can do high-school math, what exactly is the GPA measuring? Makes you wonder, is that a California problem or is this happening elsewhere too?
Source: California Post / Writer: Julie
