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FreyⓂ️on🎩

Almost a month since anyone dropped anything here last one was @keccers.eth On another note a 24 hour view of the emotions I’ve felt trading theee 2 instruments

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"Time spent outdoors is the best defense against rising rates of short-sightedness" (and make sure you have a spare pair of glasses for the apocalypse) https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-01518-2

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nothing to see here move along and shut up

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Huong Giang 🎩 pfp

Huong Giang 🎩

👍 🧡 Link!

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Feel like very big doom coming👻 Feel scared

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Anthony Avedissian

does it even matter?

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The Prices Paid component of ISM Manufacturing has moved up to its highest level since June 2022. This was a leading indicator of the inflationary spike in 2021-22.

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Bitcoin has seen a big drop for a few days. Is this FLOOR? Or 52K or below?

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About 75% of the gain in Berkshire’s portfolio since 2017 has come from one company: Apple.

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$pole on Tezos had its initial pump and correction, took some time to settle in and find a bottom, and now seems to be slowly looking for higher lows. Pfp project coming up (Pepoles) that rewards holding with mint spots and pfp traits for customization. Too early to say, we'll see how it develops!

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Democracy and vaccination might be topping out, but everything else is looking pretty good.

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grade inflation at elite universities is out of control. university diplomas have long served as a credentialing mechanism for employers. hard to see how diplomas are a good proxy for competence given charts like this. time for a better mouse trap.

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