Editor & 3D Artist specializing in scene design for film. Passionate about Agentic AI, Automations and Web3 tech.
Argentina
Joined September 2018
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Simon ⚡ retweeted
Hola amigos. Como en las últimas ocasiones, les comparto el trailer que armé de cara a la final del domingo. Me tomé el atrevimiento de experimentar con una voz de lujo, que relata mejor que nadie la fábula del eterno pibe amateur.
Espero que lo disfruten y vamos Argentina.
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No entiendo por qué la gente siente la necesidad de aclarar o disculparse en estos casos. Vos usaste la app. Si te manda a un tipo para darte una coquita es problema de ellos. Vos no tenés por qué preocuparte por el funcionamiento del modelo de negocios de la app
Simon ⚡ retweeted
Ya son 3 meses de @p2pmeargentina .
5300 órdenes completadas✅
17 disputas totales.
0 scams.
Cero.
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UN FALLO CONTRA KICILLOF
Nos acabamos de enterar que la jueza Preska falló contra el Estado argentino en el caso de la expropiación de YPF.
Independientemente de la cuestión de fondo, haber llegado a esta situación del país, es responsabilidad directa del inútil soviético de Axel Kicillof cuando era Ministro de Economía durante la segunda presidencia de la condenada de CFK.
Lamentablemente, no le alcanzó con arruinar la economía argentina, así que ahora se está encargando de destruir la provincia de Buenos Aires.
Al margen de la imbecilidad de Kicillof y todos los que nos gobernaron antes, sepan todos los argentinos que vamos a apelar este fallo en todas las instancias que corresponda para defender los intereses nacionales.
Pasaron más de 10 años y los argentinos seguimos sufriendo las consecuencias del peor gobierno de la historia argentina.
PD: YO AVISÉ QUE EL SOVIÉTICO ES UN PELOTUDO!
Simon ⚡ retweeted
1/ Extremely excited to announce that Kamino will be an official integration partner for @xStocksFi on @solana
Shortly after launch, @BackedFi xStocks will be onboarded as collateral to Kamino Lend, and will be available to buy/sell on Kamino Swap
Welcome to a new era for DeFi
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*74.9 Billion JPY In Equity Capital Raised On First Day of ‘555 Million Plan’ Through the Issuance of 54 Million Shares via the Exercise of the 20th Series of Stock Acquisition Rights*
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Path to 210,000 BTC 🚀
We will update this slide with each purchase. This is not just guidance — it is a declaration. 10,000 BTC is just the start line. Now we accelerate.
This era will be divided between those who bought Bitcoin and those who were left behind.
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*Metaplanet Issues 210 Million USD in 0% Ordinary Bonds to Purchase Additional $BTC*
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Circle is now officially a public company, listed on the @NYSE under $CRCL.
With @USDC, EURC, Circle Payments Network & more, we're pushing forward a future of frictionless value exchange.
We are not just building financial products. We are building the money layer of the internet.
To everyone who has contributed to this moment, thank you.
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If the electorate doesn't hold congress accountable to reducing the deficit, and start paying down the debt, Bitcoin is going to take over as reserve currency.
I love Bitcoin, but a strong America is also super important for the world. We need to get our finances under control.
💰 U.S. National Debt:
2025: $36.9T
2024: $36.2T
2023: $34.0T
2022: $31.4T
2021: $29.6T
2020: $27.7T
2019: $23.2T
2018: $22.0T
2017: $20.5T
2016: $20.0T
2015: $18.9T
2014: $18.1T
2013: $17.2T
2012: $16.4T
2011: $15.2T
2010: $14.0T
2009: $12.3T
2008: $10.7T
2007: $9.2T
2006: $8.7T
2005: $8.2T
2004: $7.6T
2003: $7.0T
2002: $6.4T
2001: $5.9T
2000: $5.7T
1999: $5.8T
1998: $5.6T
1997: $5.5T
1996: $5.3T
1995: $5.0T
1994: $4.8T
1993: $4.5T
1992: $4.2T
1991: $3.8T
1990: $3.4T
1989: $3.0T
1988: $2.7T
1987: $2.4T
1986: $2.2T
1985: $1.9T
1984: $1.7T
1983: $1.4T
1982: $1.2T
1981: $1.0T
1980: $930.2B
1979: $845.1B
1978: $789.2B
1977: $718.9B
1976: $653.5B
1975: $576.6B
1974: $492.7B
1973: $469.1B
1972: $448.5B
1971: $424.1B
1970: $389.2B
1969: $368.2B
1968: $358.0B
1967: $344.7B
1966: $329.3B
Note: Figures are rounded.
