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Rust Lock retweeted
🚨 GIVEAWAY! Because last giveaway did so well gave away 5k we are going again.
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Rust Lock retweeted
$1,000,000 on buccaneers +3.5
i’m in no position to gamble today so i took the points.. apparently this is my version of being responsible @gamdom @gamdomsport
Rust Lock retweeted
MY REPONSE .
A thread…
I was @stevewilldoit #1 wagerer on Gamdom for the first month or 2 he was with them.
I was told by his mod @kingadukes that Steve is a really nice guy and he will juice me rlly good.
The first month was actually great and Steve was super nice and helpful as well was Gamdom and it was a wonderful experience and I was up around 600k.
The 2nd month was a completely different story. Steve ghosting me for weeks at a time. Gamdom being a little prickly as well. His mod Adukes was being tipped hundreds of thousands of dollars for “VIPs” that I not other me received despite being down 1m dollars.
Apparently @kingadukes told me he was ghosting me because he was mad that I was taking a sponsorship from a different site. I don’t really see the problem with that as I play everywhere and am not paid by Gamdom unlike Steve so I took the opportunity. I told him to tell him that I was sorry and that I always planned to do this and he had nothing to do with it but it seems that he was almost scared to tell him I’m not really sure but whatever.
Fast forward to now when I make a post and tell him that Gamdom has the 6th best sports odds and not #1 despite what he claimed so I just wanted to show him that I even put in the post “Steve I love you”. He cursed me out and calls me a phony and a fraud. This definitely hurt as I really thought he was a good guy but this is how he treats his top wagerer.
The bottom line is I would not recommend anyone plays at Gamdom and certainly not on code Steve. This was not a fun experience whatsoever.
Rust Lock retweeted
Investor appetite for leverage is through the roof:
10 largest US leveraged equity ETFs have attracted +$12 billion in inflows over the last month.
This is despite the market cap of these funds falling -$20 billion over the same period.
Recent inflow growth has been led by the 3x leveraged long Semiconductor ETF, $SOXL, which attracted +$9 billion over the last 2 weeks, its largest 2-week inflow on record.
The 3x leveraged long Nasdaq 100 ETF, $TQQQ, posted +$1.3 billion in inflows, its 2nd-largest 2-week intake of 2026.
Over the last 5 months, the 10 largest US leveraged equity ETFs have attracted +$19 billion in inflows.
Investors are piling into leveraged ETFs at a record pace.
Rust Lock retweeted
NEW: @evernorthxrp files to raise up to $80.7M through a committed equity facility with Cantor Fitzgerald, with proceeds earmarked for general corporate purposes including $XRP purchases, adding to its existing 473M XRP treasury.
Rust Lock retweeted
Evernorth Lines Up $80 Million, and XRP Could Be on the Shopping List
@Evernorth (Nasdaq: XRPN) is in talks to secure an equity line of credit of about $80 million.
According to the company, it may use some of the funds for general corporate purposes, including acquiring $XRP and developing products within the @XRP ecosystem.
It depends on market conditions. “As market conditions present themselves, we intend to use some proceeds for general corporate purposes,” says Evernorth.
Equity lines are a tool that lets companies raise funds by selling shares in installments.
For XRP holders, the question is how much of the $80 million would become XRP.
Rust Lock retweeted
If you can’t tell I’m bullish on @ClutchMarkets
I want to send an intern NFT to someone here on X (worth .07 $ETH currently)
Tag 2 friends, RT, and be following @brentradess
Will pick an additional person for 100 usdc as well randomly
Winners picked in 48 hours
Rust Lock retweeted
Which DEXTools page do you actually live on?
Pair Explorer. Trading Bot. Bridge. Hot Pairs. Something else.
Screenshot it.
Tomorrow’s giveaway winner is getting picked from the replies, just saying 😄
Check now: dextools.io
Rust Lock retweeted
American banks offering exposure to $PENGU?!
@SoFi, the US-based online bank with nearly 16M users...
... is now offering its users buy/sell/hold functionality for @pudgypenguins' native token.
Unlike basically any other NFT franchise, Pudgy Penguins has not only survived the collapse of the NFT sector - it now appears stronger than ever.
Rust Lock retweeted
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Rust Lock retweeted
guys before you call me crazy.. here are the two things i’m asking for
meta card founders — fair value for what i created. seems fair??
roobet — proper accounting on my deal. seems fair??
if asking for those two things makes me a crashout.. what am i supposed to do? just shut up??
Rust Lock retweeted
GM $DOG ARMY 🐕🚀🌔🌃
Day 2 of the Whitelist.
170 deeds on Bitcoin and counting.
A common mistake in Ordinals:
you pay with a coin that carries an inscription or a rune, and it's gone before you notice.
We built $DOG CITY differently.
If your payment carries an inscription or a rune, the mint refuses it and sends everything back to you, assets included (minus the network fee).
Your lot stays yours, and you can try again.
And now the page warns you before you pay if your address may hold them, with the steps for your wallet.
This weekend we also shipped:
• one tap from the X app into Xverse
• a clear Pay button with Try again
• your exact deed preview before you mint
• the referral board in your profile
We're here every day, building in public.
LFG 🐕🚀🌔🌃
mint.dogcity.space
Rust Lock retweeted
🚨 AMERICANS ARE GOING BANKRUPT AT AN ALARMING RATE.
Nearly 470,000 bankruptcy cases were filed in the U.S. in just the first 9 months of 2026, up 11% from last year.
Small business bankruptcies have surged a staggering 46% in a single year.
Rising living costs, expensive loans and mounting credit card debt are pushing more Americans into financial trouble.
And with inflation rising again, the pressure on households and small businesses could get even worse.
