hexcellent entertainment 🐿️ Christian ✝️ 🇺🇸
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If I criticize something or somebody that is actually a compliment, since I think they are open to feedback.
I am stupid, but even a stupid person has sometimes insights from his stupid station in society.
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Honor companies & people that keep their profit in crypto, it's better for the price than if they sell for fiat. e.g. Circle the company of USDC fame held $7M of Bitcoin and $6M of Ethereum Dec 31, 2024. That's a very small crypto holding. Some companies & people doing well are better for Bitcoin and Ethereum price than others. Honor them and show them respect.
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Thanks for fighting the good fight, @RichardHeartWin.
Congratulations.
I appreciate Judge Amon's careful ruling which has dismissed all of the SEC's claims against me. This type of victory over the SEC is quite rare. PulseChain, PulseX and HEX are not securities and should be allowed to flourish. HEX has operated flawlessly for over 5 years. Today's decision in favor of a cryptocurrency founder and his projects over the SEC brings welcome relief and opportunity to all cryptocurrencies. Thank you President Trump for supporting cryptocurrency. @realDonaldTrump
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I appreciate Judge Amon's careful ruling which has dismissed all of the SEC's claims against me. This type of victory over the SEC is quite rare. PulseChain, PulseX and HEX are not securities and should be allowed to flourish. HEX has operated flawlessly for over 5 years. Today's decision in favor of a cryptocurrency founder and his projects over the SEC brings welcome relief and opportunity to all cryptocurrencies. Thank you President Trump for supporting cryptocurrency. @realDonaldTrump
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I don’t have to defend @RichardHeartWin or vouch for him—never been asked to. But it really gets under my skin to see someone defamed, attacked, and dragged through baseless claims, made-up stories, and lawfare. It’s wrong. People who do this should face consequences, and they probably will one day.
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I think this was the earliest mentioning of phrase 'Not your keys, not your coins.' on Twitter by the inventor of the phrase Andreas Antonopoulos in 2016.
Cool to see how he had the concept in 2014 and evolved it into the catchy phrase we now say today.
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Protip: If you buy a "crypto" on exchange. You don't actually have any of it. You have crypto ONLY when it's in YOUR wallet on YOUR device in YOUR control. AND you have sole access to the private keys. Everything else is Fugazzi. nitter.gq/APompliano/status/9500…
Lol @CNBC is showing people how to use the internet to buy Ripple. Literally click-by-click tutorial followed by “that’s how easy it is!”
This is so insane.
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Ouch, this is a must have feature. @elonmusk it's time for the 𝕏 phone. Let's do this.
Privacy is a fundamental human right. Governments should have zero access to your data—because they can, and often will, manipulate it or plant false evidence to target you. Like crypto: not your keys, not your coins. Hand over your keys, and someone’s taking your freedom.
Apple users You should have turned your "Advanced Data Protection" on yesterday. You might find your government stopped you from doing so today. support.apple.com/en-us/1087…
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Jack Dorsey: "the algorithms are definitively programming us... we are being programmed. These algorithms know our preferences better than us. That's only going to increase. How do we increase agency? It's by choice [of algorithms]."
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Remember there is 3.69% of all the Hex that is produced that is paid out to the stakers each year.
Now also realize the OA just made it Hex that is staked go from 10% of all the Hex staked to 91+%
Imo this will flush all the liquid stakers (1-90 day stakes) out as they aren't as beneficial anymore.
There is more to it too I will talk about on my show tomorrow.
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PLEASE!!!
READ how the HEX contract works before Staking!
hexicans.info/documentation/…
Good point. The inventors of DeepSeek have chosen to release under the MIT License, which is a permissive open-source license that does not require derivative works to be open-sourced. They could have chosen an open-source license like the GNU General Public License (GPL) for future releases if they wished to enforce that any derivative software must also be open-source.
Open Source software works because everyone builds off of everyone else's discoveries. Like science. It's pitiful that a company called "open" AI would delay humanity by months by keeping secret the discoveries that free and Open Source projects had to find on their own, to give you FOR FREE. Free and open source software is vital to human flourishing, just like science.
p.s. "open" AI is now vigorously copying the work of the ACTUALLY open source guys, but what they're copying could be so very much better if they were actually open in more than just name.
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If you are planning on emailing the SEC
Use Proton mail and dont use your real name
Be respectful and use something like Chat gpt or Grok to make your email more professional sounding if you suck at it (I do)
proton.me/mail
Is @ TakumiResearch a sockpuppet account?
• Began posting in September 2023 with 4 tweets about CPI data.
• In his 5th tweet ever (September 2023), switched to spreading FUD about HEX.
• From September 2023 to March 2024, focused solely on criticizing HEX.
• Stopped posting about HEX abruptly at the end of March 2024 and switched to criticizing BTC exclusively.
• Since April 2, 2024, has been exclusively spreading FUD about BTC.
• Seems like this account gets quarterly missions for targeted FUD on individual crypto coins
This pattern of behavior looks a lot like that of a boomer sockpuppet account, especially given the sudden shift in focus from one cryptocurrency to another.
@Hexologist31
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I don't use email and neither should you. When people have your email they can abuse you through it. Sometimes they can look up your IP address and try and hack you. They can send you spam, scams, malware, frivolous lawsuits, subpoenas from frivolous lawsuits, impersonate you, get a record of your location history from your ISP tied to the email, billing details too, then bank details, see what country you live in. Basically, if someone you don't like or straight evil, becomes aware of your email address, it's their first step in the door they can use to abuse you other ways.
Perhaps if you must use email, you really really should use an anonymous email so that when they go to annihilate you through it, they don't get anywhere. These same tips and tricks apply to other communication methods as well. The government has been warning you about the steps you should take to protect yourself from hackers foreign and domestic, so you should protect yourself from those risks! Any data evil people get can and will be used against you.