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😅
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gm 🤤
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Gm gm
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wassup guys
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Gm guys
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breakfast 🤤
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have a nice day 😄
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have a nice day!
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cheat meal 🤤
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have a good weekend
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gm all :D
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Morning guys :D
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The crypto space has been flooded with memecoins since former SEC Chairman Gary Gensler resigned. While this may sound like a meme, it’s actually the result of Gensler’s own policies. Legitimate projects focused on finance or staking were treated as securities and sued, prompting the shift to memecoins to avoid legal issues. Despite this, Gensler never took action against memecoins in four years, while witnessing many rug pulls, including DIO, Froggy, Hawk Tuah, and others in 2024. It’s funny to think we miss him as a meme, but the consequences of his crypto policies are still with us.
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GM everyone 😂
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#sea
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Hello, I’m back.
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Hi, Long time no C 😄
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Gm everyone
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The image of a black hole "devouring" a star with the mass equivalent to the Sun. Astronomers have captured the moment a supermassive black hole "ripped apart" a star with a mass equivalent to that of the Sun. The image, released by the European Southern Observatory on October 12, 2020, shows a star being "torn apart" and drawn into the black hole.
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The sunset right before the storm.
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