Joined January 2025
ℛ𝒾𝒸𝓀 ℱ𝓁𝒢𝓇ℯ π’½π’Άπ“ˆ 𝒢 𝓅ℴ𝒾𝓃𝓉‼️ ℴ𝓃ℯ π’Ήπ’Άπ“Ž $FLR π“Œβ„΄π“ƒβ€™π“‰ 𝒷ℯ 1 𝒸ℯ𝓃𝓉 & π“Žβ„΄π“Š π“Œβ„΄π“Šπ“π’Ή 𝒽𝒢𝓋ℯ π“β„΄π“ˆπ“‰ 𝓉𝒽ℯ β„΄π“…π“…β„΄π“‡π“‰π“Šπ“ƒπ’Ύπ“‰π“Ž 𝓉ℴ π’·π“Šπ“Ž 1 𝓂𝒾𝓁𝓁𝒾ℴ𝓃 + & 𝓂𝒢𝓀ℯ 𝒢𝓃 β„―π’Άπ“ˆπ“Ž β„Šπ’Άπ’Ύπ“ƒβ€¦ ℰ𝓋ℯ𝓃 𝒢𝓉 5 π’Έβ„―π“ƒπ“‰π“ˆ, 5 π“Žβ„―π’Άπ“‡π“ˆ 𝓂𝒢𝓍‼️
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This is superb by @GoodwinMJ. Absolutely brilliantly stated πŸ”₯πŸ”₯ Young British men are being asked to die for a country that spends its time telling them they should be ashamed of it. Their schools and universities train them to see Britain as a racist colonial project that needs dismantling. Their culture is treated as something that only counts when it’s celebrating someone else. Say you’re English and proud of it and you’re marked as the problem. At the same time the government opens the door to people who have already decided the West is the enemy, and sends billions overseas and into welfare for non-British nationals while the white working-class kids at the bottom of the education system get nothing. That’s the deal on offer. Hate your own people, watch the state prioritize everyone else, then pick up a rifle when the politicians who built this mess decide it’s time. Most of them have already worked out there’s nothing left worth fighting for.
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The alt market is still deeply suppressed years later. $XRP hasn’t made a new ATH since Jan 2018 ($3.84). Currently $1.29 (βˆ’66%). $FLR peaked at $0.08 in Jan 2023, now $0.006 (βˆ’92%). Total crypto market is 38% off its 2025 ATH ($4.3T β†’ $2.7T). Most alts are far worse. πŸ’­
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$BTC is about to break out… Price is currently accumulating just below the most important LTF downtrend. From here, I expect one final sweep of the remaining liquidity below the recent lows, followed by a strong bullish breakout. Once we get a confirmed break above the downtrend, things could go fast as the majority of liquidity is currently sitting above price.
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The idea that young people would sign-up to fight a war for this bleak globalist dump that used to be Britain is laughable. They've been utterly betrayed, and they've no intention of being blown to bits to further enrich a demonic rabble of investment bankers, arms manufacturers and energy corporation scum.
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"XRP is the issuance chain. Flare is the programmable chain." -@HugoPhilion at @XRPSEOUL, during @kbwofficial. The next question is what an institution can do with the asset.
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While the rest of the market debates narratives, we’re building the rails for real value. FLR holders aren’t passengers β€” we’re the kings of the world. πŸ‘‘πŸ”₯ flare-networks:native
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$FLR #ETF πŸ‘€
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My full monologue from tonight πŸ‘‡ β€œGive us a reason to want to fight and die for this country again”. On @GBNEWS
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Hbar so far is giving us right now a 43% discount oppotunity to enter compared to just its price one month ago on Sep 28th. Price action wise it has retested its 0.786 Fib from 0.06429 bottom to 0.13096 top, other alignment include Weekly bull market support band at 20Wsma. Entering at 0.076 here is a juicy 42% discount. Everybody was talking about ISO20022 when Qnt did a 6x a few weeks ago and was aping in into xrp, xlm, algo, xdc, iota and hbar at the top around 0.12-0.125. Where are all those degens now that the R:R actually becomes highly favourable. I am in from 0.076 Let's see how this plays out.
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This dump on BTC looks like it’s almost over, looking for a reaction around 79k. In relation to flare-networks:native that should be the bottom, there is a scenario where we don’t see green until February however.
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'This puts Labour in an awkward situation.' @PatrickChristys CALLS out Labour's U-turn on national service after Alex Ballinger suggested bringing it to Britain, despite the party opposing the idea under Rishi Sunak.
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This exactly sums up the state of the UK, overpriced houses, value increases over 200k I think we are due a serious repricing event!
This property in Hoddesdon EN11 was listed in 2022 for Β£450,000 and 4 years later it’s now on at Β£625,000 πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚
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Incident report: our Apex keeper wallet was drained yesterday after the @Railway environment variable breach. Railway disclosed yesterday that an unauthorized party got into customer environment variables, some of them decrypted. Our Apex keeper key lived there. Wed Oct 21, 5:30 PM CDT: 1,896.73 FLR sent from our keeper wallet to a brand-new wallet. 6:19 PM CDT: that wallet bridged the FLR off Flare through GasZip. Drain: flare-explorer.flare.network… Bridge out: flare-explorer.flare.network… Receiving wallet: 0xd9773325282874d18cb83f1fe50f14c39750b2ee What was not touched: Apex vaults are non-custodial. A keeper can run strategy orders. It cannot withdraw. No vault funds moved. The loss is the keeper's gas wallet. What we did: revoked the old keeper on chain from a hardware wallet, and we're rotating every secret that lived on Railway and redeploying on new keys. If you run anything on Railway, roll every variable now, wallet keys first. Railway's notice: blog.railway.com/p/security-… Logging this with @Flare_Reef so the record stays public. Breaches happen. Own it, fix it, drive on.
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Fucking Imposters Keane Said
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It’s clear to me that flare-networks:native has formed its bottom as you can see from the structure given from 16 September to 20 October. Anything lower would be result of a blackswan.
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$BTC Bears would tell you that something like this is absolutely impossible. And why? Because of feelings and stuff.
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Replying to @lourenco_vs
That looks like it hits 140k around February but I can't see the months on the chart. Is that about right?
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🚨 ALERT: At least 82 crypto projects have reportedly shut down in 2026 as weak demand, depleted funding, falling revenues and security breaches force closures.
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πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦πŸ‡·πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί Kyiv is now a frontline city. Odessa is blockaded. And Ukraine has practically no air defense left. Alex Christoforou, political analyst and co-founder of The Duran, came on to say what Western media won’t. β€œHow are you going to fight a war with no air defense? Zero. None.” Russia captured Dopropylia this week. Putin’s order to his generals was two words: keep pressing. Slavyansk and Kramatorsk are next. So is Zaporizhzhia, which sits on the largest nuclear power plant in Europe. Russia’s new Starlink competitor is now guiding strikes into western Ukraine. Refugee lines are forming on the Polish border. Winter hasn’t even started yet. Europe is burning because it sanctioned its own energy supplier to defend a country that isn’t even in the EU. The EU keeps holding emergency summits, every one of them about Ukraine, NEVER about their own people. Putin thought he had a deal in Istanbul. He thought he had a deal in Anchorage. Both times the neocons got to Trump first. Where this ends: Russia takes Odessa. Russia takes Kyiv. What comes after, even Putin may not have figured out yet. @AXChristoforou
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A lot of people mistakenly think that Flare is only a network for XRP DeFi. Yes Flare is the premier chain for XRPFi but this is due primarily to our data capabilities which make FAssets both possible and secure. Flare is about decentralized data first. This is why we built Oracles and Confidential Compute. You will shortly see Flare make some advances in its data utility serving the blockchain space far more broadly.
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