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just had a meeting with the team
absolutely EVERYTHING looking good here
i'm surprised we managed to keep it secret for this long
this next move is exciting
you've waited patient, in the dark, and soon all will be revealed
If only there was a way to use your RAM like a data center, get paid, and continue to own it. Hmm
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THE ODDS ON TRiX
1 in 104 hits $100K. One just cleared $1M, another $915k
on pumpfun you have a 99.999999% chance of losing
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Why exactly was @itsover0x suspended?
Is it just me, or has anyone else noticed how accounts linked to certain suspicions or controversies on X seem to get suspended before anyone even gets the chance to properly investigate what's going on?
I'm not saying there's necessarily a connection, but the timing of some of these suspensions raises questions.
How are people supposed to investigate allegations when potentially relevant accounts keep disappearing?
Something feels fishy here.
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you may very well be one mysterious black box away from your biggest haters yearly salary
posted 32 mins ago, 3.9m followers, and only 15 likes .
@Wonka0x on his 1000th burner getting 5x the engagement in seconds
🇺🇸 Most Americans OPPOSE betting on elections, military operations, and government decisions through prediction markets, according to a new nationwide poll.
Opposition crosses party lines, with 69% of Democrats and 61% of Republicans against betting on election results.
Meanwhile, 65% of Americans oppose wagering on military actions, and 63% oppose bets on government policy decisions.
Nearly 90% of Republicans and Democrats also consider it inappropriate for members of Congress or their staff to bet on political events.
The findings come as prediction markets grow rapidly, raising concerns about insider trading, market manipulation, and national security.
The Trump admin supports federal oversight of the industry, while some state regulators argue these platforms are merely gambling businesses and should be regulated accordingly.
Source: Reuters / Writer: Mhedi



















