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Crypto market cap illusion explained! 💥 What I call the “market cap illusion”, is the completely conceptual idea, that market cap equates to actual dollars. IT DOESNT Market cap is simply a mathematical equation. The number you get as a result of that equation is not an actual dollar value. Market cap = current price x circulating supply. THATS IT. So when someone’s says “that coin can never reach that price because the market cap would be way too high! There’s not enough money in the world for that!” Tell them they don’t know what they’re talking about. Price determines market cap. Market cap doesn’t determine price. Coins like $XRP will be the coins to break this illusion. 😎

“gEt oUT aND vOTe!” 🤡

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👀 lol

Hey @elonmusk can you add a feature on @X that acts as a buffer when you click a link on here? If you click a link on X have it bring up a warning: “⚠️ You are leaving X do you wish to continue ?⚠️” So that way when you’re scrolling comments and the THOUSANDS of bots posting scam links you don’t accidentally click on one and get compromised. It would be such a great feature.

The digital chaos that has ensued over the past month is crazy, what would be the icing on the cake right now? The Japan carry trade—a full scale unwind. Just rip the bandaid off lol Am I right? Lol 😅 @beyond_broke

GM ☀️ Say it back? 👉 👈

In these crazy times within the digital world, specifically crypto here are some key things to remember ESPECIALLY when emotions are high and you are potentially in panic. Some of this is pretty basic but stick with me. -Never share your seed phrase or private keys with anyone. That includes “support,” friends, websites, AI chats, and anyone claiming to help recover your funds. - Keep your seed phrase offline. Avoid screenshots, phone photos, email, cloud storage, or digital notes. Secure a physical backup against theft, fire, and water. -Never enter your seed into a website claiming your wallet needs protection, verification, or migration. -Verify the full destination address. Clipboard malware and address-poisoning scams exploit lookalike addresses; don’t copy recipients from transaction history. -Reject unexpected wallet prompts—even on a site you’ve used before. Stop if it suddenly asks for new approvals, signatures, downloads, or recovery information. -Treat unexpected “security alerts” as untrusted. Don’t click their links, open attachments, scan QR codes, reply, or call the supplied number. - Don’t trust an email just because it comes from a legitimate sender. A compromised email provider allows attackers to send phishing through its newsletter account. - Slow down when a message invokes the recent hacks. “Your funds are exposed—act immediately” is exactly the fear scammers exploit. - A legitimate platform will never tell you to transfer your assets to a “safe wallet” or any nonsense like that. Always verify the best you can especially now. I’d honestly be transacting as little as possible and getting crypto OFF central exchanges. There’s always levels to security but in these times of AI it’s hard to know if anything is safe.

Did @binance actually get hacked? 😳

Everyone in one breath saying: “The government hates you! They lie constantly, you can’t trust them!” In their next breath: “The government is warning us to be prepared for 90 days! They know something is coming we better trust them and listen!” You people have cognitive dissonance and ZERO critical thought.

Why is it that the only thing “free” in “healthcare” is vaccines?

Can I get a GM? ☀️