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Anybody knows if Dalida has a X account? We would like to support her with Urban Bakery @punchcard_club
Anybody knows if Dalida has a X account? We would like to support her with Urban Bakery @punchcard_club
À #République, Urban Bakery avait ouvert il y a 15 jours. Hier, ce commerce a été pillé et détruit.
Aux côtés de Dalida, sa patronne, qui témoigne.
Il y a ceux qui entreprennent et font vivre nos quartiers, et ceux qui pillent et détruisent.
Une honte ! Sanctions exemplaires !
Zelight retweeted
Tomorrow, anyone can launch a token on a real shop.
You keep a cut of the fees.
The shop keeps most of them.
The owner claims whenever they want.
They don’t need a wallet tutorial.
Not live yet.
Every single day some guy on X posts a screenshot claiming his trading bot makes $150,000 a month, calls it fully automated, and tells you that you can copy it for free or for some small fee, as if he’s doing you a favor. The dashboard is always suspiciously polished, glowing charts, numbers flying up in every direction, looking more like a Marvel movie poster than an actual trading account. Just recently I even saw one of these guys post an octopus graphic, apparently meant to represent eight different agents trading at once, like slapping a mascot on it somehow makes the whole thing more credible. And a lot of these guys aren’t even selling anything, they’re just posting this stuff purely for clout, hoping it makes them look like some kind of genius so more people join their AI community and treat them like they’re the smartest guy in the room. But if any of this actually made that kind of money every single month with zero effort, these guys wouldn’t be spending their time recruiting random strangers on the internet, because they’d already be swimming in more money than they’d know what to do with, and the fact that they need you, whether it’s your money or just your follow, means the bot isn’t the thing making money, you are
Zelight retweeted
People made money on $4 and $ASTER after missing the entire year
And start talking about ‘adapt or die’

















