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Update: still stacking sats over $70K $BTC
Buying .0002 $BTC a day minimum until we are back over $70K Easiest DCA period of the last 4 and next 4 years, act accordingly
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You’re gonna sit here and tell me you wouldn’t watch Payton Talbott vs Farid Basharat after this Twitter beef? Resign the kid on a 1-fight deal @ufc Basharat (+145) | Talbott (-170)
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Jackson Chourio made a new friend 😭
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🚨 This Katie Zacharia story keeps getting more interesting. Trump’s new press secretary reportedly has a law degree but no verifiable U.S. law license. She claims to have passed a bar exam in China, where foreign nationals aren’t eligible to take the Chinese bar exam or practice law in China UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. Her LinkedIn bio says she worked at a Chinese law firm, Zhong Lun, while living there from 2011-2013. Foreigners can work at Chinese law firms for the purpose of advising on the law in the countries in which they are licensed to practice law. But she wasn’t licensed in the US, so what did she do at that law firm? But wait there’s more. Zacharia’s resume and Linked In claim she was GENERAL COUNSEL, from January 2024 to March 2025, for Fix California, a conservative political nonprofit founded by Trump ally Ric Grenell to advance Republican interests in California. The organization reportedly identified her as its general counsel, too. Yet no record of her admission to any U.S. state bar has been found. She’s definitely not licensed in California. 🤷🏼‍♀️ And, according to its 2024 tax filings: 👉 Fix California reported approximately $557,000 in revenue. 👉 It reported ZERO employees. 👉 Zacharia received $27,367 for in-person and fundraising solicitation, NOT LEGAL SERVICES. She also claims to be fluent in Mandarin Chinese. 😂 I’d LOVE to see her hold a press conference in Mandarin. She had a hard time speaking English yesterday. The Trump Temu administration.
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Dana Whites awarded contracts on 42 of 44 fights this season through 9 episodes. That’s just bad matchmaking. Love a good knockout/submission but I also don’t like waiting 12+ minutes between fights This was my whole issue with the MVP card but here UFC is just as guilty.
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They sucked the joy out of everything
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Bullish 2027…the FUD is your friend here 📈
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Remember when one of the best kickboxers in the world won on the contender series but didn't sign with the UFC because they wouldn't offer him more than 10/10
‼️ TKO (UFC, WWE and Zuffa) reportedly offered Anthony Joshua a $400 million deal for three fights in early 2026, which he immediately rejected, remaining loyal to Matchroom Boxing 🤯🔥 (As reported by @FazSportz)
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The hardest pic in combat sports history 🥶
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I’m telling you dude The jokes write themselves
No Caleb Williams. No Kyle Monangai. No Coby Bryant. No Ozzy Trapilo. No Kyler Gordon. I’m not phased one bit.
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Strickland is one of the biggest stars on the entire roster and they’re fuckin lowballing him? I watch basically every card and 332 was objectively ass. You’d think they’d want some better cards lined up… @ufc @danawhite pay the man @SStricklandMMA
🚨 SEAN STRICKLAND ALLEGEDLY REFUSED UFC 335 OVER PAY CUT Sean Strickland reportedly turned down a UFC 335 main event title defense against Nassourdine Imavov after being offered a significant pay cut. Strickland reportedly earned around $1.08 million for defeating Khamzat Chimaev, but was offered $400K to show and $400K to win against Imavov. Strickland is believed to be seeking $1 million guaranteed for his next title defense. With negotiations falling apart, the UFC moved forward with Charles Oliveira vs. Diego Lopes as the UFC 335 main event. An early 2027 date for Strickland vs. Imavov remains possible.
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This is seriously insane man has he ever even lost a point?
Compilation of every Ciryl Gane fouls. 😭 It turned out to be a pretty long video.
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Every Ciryl Gane foul
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Hey @grok. Is it true that Israel exports huge amounts of fluorosilicic acid to fluoridate other countries’ drinking water, while refusing to put the same stuff in its own water supply?
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$BTC broke the downtrend and my feed is quiet. Where are the Bitcoin bulls?
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Hey @grok, Out of the 36 major hospitals in Gaza, how many of them did Israel bomb? Say the number first.
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- You: "My stocks went up 10%." - Government: "Congratulations! That's taxable." - You: "But inflation was 8%. I only really gained 2%." - Government: "We tax the full 10%." - You: "You tax the inflation you created?" - Government: "Capital gains are capital gains." - You: "So you profit from debasing my money twice?" - Government: "You're not an economist."
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Sean Sharaf called Gable Steveson a rapist and then one-punch KO'd him as a +1100 underdog. Doesn't matter what happens after this. He owns that dude for life.
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Alexandre Pantoja deserves to be remembered as one of the greatest flyweights of all time. He holds the division records for both finishes and submissions, while giving us countless wars without ever taking a backward step. Joshua Van was the better man last night, but one defeat cannot erase Pantoja’s incredible legacy or everything he has given to this sport. A true warrior 🫡🇧🇷
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This is insane and completely indefensible.
Palm Beach County Florida has invested $1 billion in Israeli bonds, making it the world's biggest investor in Israeli bonds. The county is moving to invest an additional $67.5 million into Israeli bonds by November 1st.
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