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Hey everyone, we really need your help testing digibyte:native v9.26.6 RC2. It’s nearly ready for prime time. 100+ fixes, major UI improvements, and ~60% less memory use. It’s even letting me cut the DigiByte.io stats server in half & save some $$. Please test & report back!
DigiByte Core v9.26.6 RC2 is out for testing. It adds 24 fixes and improvements to RC1: clearer DigiDollar wallet screens, better sync, lower memory use and a cleaner shutdown. Thank you to everyone who tested RC1 and sent feedback. digibyte:native github.com/DigiByte-Core/dig…
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How much are they paying MAGA “influencers” to post this blatant propaganda? This is pure insanity at this point. The emperor has no clothes.
As soon as the midterms are over gas will drop to $2/gallon. Mark my words. Save this post.
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14 MILLION American children live with food insecurity. The Iran war has cost $43.6 BILLION so far. The USDA says it costs ~$300/month or $3600 a year to feed a child. $43.6 billion could have fed 12 MILLION American children for an entire year. Sources: USDA, CENTCOM
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14 million is from 2024. 2026 will be much higher becouse the cost of food increases from inflation from this stupid war.
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I was lucky to experience peak @McDonalds in the 90s as a kid. I have fond memories of the play pin. I can’t stand setting foot in one today. I’ve never once brought my kid inside. Now they wonder why families stopped eating inside. It feels like an anti fun mortuary now.
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Best you prepare now. I have been following Armstrong for over a decade and he has been accurate for 40 years or more. His track records speaks for itself. My own data is showing the same. It's not hard to foresee given what's happening now in the USA.
I will do an update after running the models on civil unrest. God help us. It is going to get ugly into 2028. This is going to be the confrontation that lead to deep division in the USA and the eventual collapse of the Republican form of government as we reach 2032. zurl.co/mSMps
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“America needs a Sulla.” Rome, 82 BC. The Roman Republic was more than four centuries old, rich beyond imagination, militarily dominant — and tearing itself apart from within. Political mobs fought in the streets. Rival factions weaponized the courts and government against each other. Generals commanded armies personally loyal to them. Rome had conquered much of the Mediterranean, yet could barely govern itself. Then Lucius Cornelius Sulla came home. Sulla had spent years crushing Rome’s enemies abroad. When he returned to Italy, his veteran legions swept through the opposition. He took Rome, revived the ancient office of dictator, and was given extraordinary authority to rewrite the laws and “settle the constitution.” And Sulla did not govern gently. He posted proscription lists in the Roman Forum naming enemies of the new order. Their property could be confiscated. Rewards were offered for killing them. Senators, wealthy equestrians, political rivals, and sometimes men targeted simply for their fortunes were hunted down. Ancient estimates vary wildly, but the purge killed or exiled large numbers of Rome’s elite. Then Sulla rebuilt the machinery of the Republic. He expanded the Senate from roughly 300 to 600, increased the number of magistrates needed to govern Rome’s growing territories, established stricter rules for climbing the political ladder, reorganized permanent courts dealing with corruption, treason, murder, fraud and provincial extortion, and restricted governors from remaining in provinces long enough to build personal power bases. His goal was explicit: restore authority, discipline and stability to the Roman constitutional system. And then came the part that made Sulla extraordinary. After conquering Rome, destroying his enemies and rewriting its political system, he surrendered the dictatorship. He walked away. Sulla believed he had restored the Republic, and rather than crown himself king, he returned power to Rome’s institutions and retired. Whether Sulla was Rome’s savior or its warning has been argued for two thousand years. But nobody could argue that he lacked the will to act. And every ambitious Roman who followed understood what Sulla had demonstrated. Pompey. Julius Caesar. Augustus. Sulla extended the life of the Roman Empire for several hundred more years after restoring trust in Roman government.
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Who else is tired of the corrupt US political system that is rigged to screw us from all sides? WE THE PEOPLE have the power & tools to build a better world now. Start building the world you want to live in! Let's get to work! I am voting with code from here on out. 🚀🫡
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Another centralized point of failure in a supposed "decentralized" industry. No one is surprised. Good news, no digibyte:native holders are affected by this hack. DigiByte was too decentralized for the BITGET listing team... even though they display DigiByte price on their site. 🙄🤦‍♂️
🚨 BLACK SWAN ALERT BITGET CEX JUST GOT HACKED FOR OVER $200,000,000.00! THE EXPLOITED WALLETS STILL HOLD OVER $500,000,000.00 IN ASSETS. WITHDRAWALS ARE ALREADY BLOCKED, AND THE HACKER IS SWAPPING EVERYTHING INTO ETH. THIS IS LOOKING EXACTLY LIKE THE FTX COLLAPSE IN 2022...
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I talked about this many times with people & knew this day was coming. Frontier labs will price us "normies" out of their AI. It will become a luxury tool for the elite. This is why we must fight to protect & develop local AI!
OPENAI 🔥: The upcoming ChatGPT Pro Max plan will cost $500. So far, this will be one of the most expensive AI subscriptions available on the market. I hope "it will be worth the wait" 👀
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I hate to break it to everyone, but Opus 5.5 has been nerfed starting the last few hours today. Autistic Claude speak is back, it's doing really dumb shit & this is not the same model I was using the last 2 days. Confirmed this on multiple accounts, it's turned into an idiot.
Opus 5.5 just dropped meaning you have one week to squeeze every ounce of intelligence out of it before it gets nerfed down to Haiku 3.5
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The last time the US 10 year yield was this high was 2007. It peaked at 5.26%. Before that the prior high was 6.8% in 2000. It’s pretty clear what happens next. The all time high was 15.84% in 1981.
Good lord - the US 10-year yield is now up over 10bps to around ~5.2%. Something is about to break, and the Fed will be forced to step in.
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Jared Tate ©️ retweeted
30 million more $DGB to lock up 1% of current circulating supply.
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I like that design! $DGB
For all my $Digibyte fans out there, would you be down for some fancy $DGB hats? Fun with chat gives me some bad ideas, lol.
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Jared Tate ©️ retweeted
Who controls DigiDollar $DD? No bank. No company. No centralized issuer or custodian. You choose how much DGB to lock. You choose the time period. The network enforces the rules. Decentralized stable value means you remain in control. $DD $DGB
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Jared Tate ©️ retweeted
Need dollars, but don't want to sell your $DGB? DigiDollar is a digital dollar you make by locking your own DGB in your wallet. So you keep your DGB, and nobody can force a sale while it's locked. See how it works at DigiByte.io/digidollar
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A lot of people are really struggling & are on the verge of going under right now. I always tell myself no matter how hard things get I am thankful I have 2 good ears, 2 good legs, 2 good arms & good health. Be thankful for what you have. It can always get worse.
Farmers are struggling. It looks like many are about to go under. The food supply is about to break if something doesn’t change.
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Last time 10Y was this high was 2007. No rational country wants to buy US Debt anymore… The US cannot service our record high debt with rates this high without severe risk of a sovereign default. When you start a stupid war & destroy the global economy there are consequences.
The US 10Y Note Yield is now moving in a literal straight-line higher, up to 5.13%. This is no longer an issue that we have months or years to address. This is unsustainable.
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Or hyperinflation I might add…
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