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UPDATE: now that 20% of supply has been bought back via fees and locked, 100% of fees will be routed to the donations address on @RemigrationNow_ site.
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20% of this is locked and all fees have been used for buybacks, will continue. France is showing this narrative never dies.
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They don’t want you to believe your own eyes
This is the epitome of fake news, covering for the globalists.
You should fire whomever put this out; possibly multiple people need to be replaced or put under a less biased editor. @bariweiss
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It's 2035: UT and A&M are ghost towns.
The biggest game in college football is UATX vs. TITS.
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Monitor this situation as well, please.
Donald Trump’s remarks were dangerous — if not treasonous — putting a target on two of our biggest cities and one of America’s largest naval hubs.
I am directing the State Threat Assessment Center to actively monitor the situation in the event that foreign actors interpret the President’s remarks as an invitation to target California.
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Update: You can now monitor the new @longxyz LP feature for each coin’s stock/USDG pool here on our dashboard.
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This is probably one of the most important upgrades we’ve had with LONG.
And one of the purest forms of the “liquidity moat” I keep mentioning.
Very simple breakdown:
Stock pairs on LONG hold 10–40% of the entire stock circulating supply and are the main reason some stocks on RH are liquid.
They can accumulate substantial liquidity and market fees in their vaults ($1m+ now).
They can now allocate these fees to LP positions in STOCK/USDG pools with no IL(impairment lose is huge problem I will break down later and explain how stock pair flows can solve)
This enables stock pairs to capture the entire routing layer around their stock, including the activity they drive themselves.
Accrue more LP fees back to the vault.
And own an even bigger share of the liquidity and upside from growth in RWA TVL and activity.
I’d take this a step further. I strongly believe that, with multiple iterations, this can be an endgame for tokenized stock LP.
I’d even argue that this is an ideal way for capital allocators to incentivize stock pairs, add liquidity to STOCK/USDG pools, and align with the biggest stock pairs by routing a portion of LP fees back to them.
working to roll this out to more pairs as we speak. It’s permissionless, but requires some manual configuration we can’t automate.
LONG.
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An account that can bring engagement to the stock and also has driven ~$560k worth of stock purchases - half of all onchain PLTR - creates invaluable, mutually beneficial relationships, the @longdotxyz moat
most corporate comms ppl still haven’t grasped how news and information is distributed on X. still chasing podcasts that don’t clip effectively and waste money on grifters to post about their company/ products.
someone with 1k followers who shit posts and shares R-rated memes can still get their content at the top of the search. the user doesn’t have time or appetite to scroll through someone’s history to determine if news or an interview clip is good enough. a clip is a clip. useful information is useful information.
a smaller super fan account that regularly posts about your company/ industry is FAR more valuable than a 300k bot-infested account that everyone knows is a grift. it’s not about the follower count, it’s about consistency and engagement. it’s about who the algo recognizes as an authority on your company and industry.
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KARP IN THE HOUSE
The CEO of Palantir Alex Karp is scheduled to also attend Tuesday’s meeting with President Trump and other tech executives, according to a person familiar with the matter. Karp’s presence is notable because Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei will also be at the White House Tuesday following his private dinner with Trump over the weekend. Having both Amodei and Karp attend is notable, given Karp has strongly criticized Amodei and frontier labs in the past.
































