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[NoLimit @NoLimitGains]

You don’t need to be smart to make a lot of money.

In fact, the smartest people usually end up working for less smart ones.

[CryptoGoos @cryptogoos]

CRAMER CALLS OUT BITCOIN BULLS

Jim Cramer said that claims of Bitcoin reaching $1,000,000 by 2030 are "nonsense."

[MatrixMysteries @MatrixMysteries]

An American checks her student loans.

She borrowed $49,548.74.

120 payments later, she’s paid $25,558 — and now owes $50,121.

After paying for years… she owes MORE than she originally borrowed.

This isn’t aid — it’s a SCAM.

[lynk @lynk0x]

Be him.

The MAN who knows the grass is greener wherever he stands because he brings value to every space he's in.

The MAN who never panics and always finds a solution even when he's clueless.

Be that man

[Market Rebellion @RebellioMarket]

“Work harder” is terrible advice if you want to get rich .

Professor Jiang explains why

[WOLF Bitcoin @WOLF_Bitcoin_]

🇲🇽 MEXICAN BILLIONAIRE RICARDO SALINAS PLIEGO ON WHAT TO DO WITH FIAT:

"As soon as you get some fiat, you want to get rid of it. Instead of buying some stuff, buy some Bitcoin and store it.

And don't look at it. Don't look at it."

Salinas is one of the wealthiest people in Latin America and one of the earliest billionaires to publicly hold Bitcoin.

His analogy: you buy a house and you do not check the market price every single day.

You buy Bitcoin. You store it. You do not look at it.

The people checking the price every hour are the ones who sell at the bottom.

The people who do not look are the ones who are still holding at the top.

[Fiat Archive @fiatarchive]

ANDREW TATE: "The ponzi has collapsed."

"Nobody is saving for a deposit on mortgages to buy over price boomer jackpots."

"Bitcoin is the solution."

[Jeremy @jeremyct]

Around here places like Target and Starbucks are hiring at $18 an hour.

Full time that’s $3,120 a month before taxes.

After taxes you’re taking home around $2,700.

Average one bedroom apartment near me is $1,750.

That’s already 65% of your paycheck gone before groceries, gas, insurance, or a single emergency.

And somehow this still gets called a budgeting problem.

Working full time should mean you’re stable.

Not one bad week away from a crisis.

[NoLimit @NoLimitGains]

You realize the next 5 years are your last real shot at building wealth, right?

The gap between rich and poor is widening at a rate we have never seen.

[Simply Bitcoin @SimplyBitcoin]

🇲🇽 Mexican Billionaire Ricardo Salinas: "As soon as you get some fiat, you want to get rid of it... buy some Bitcoin and store it."

[Pablo Lemus Navarro @PabloLemusN]

¡Una noche histórica! Vean la espectacular toma de cómo se vivió ayer el concierto de @manaoficial en La Minerva ante 170 mil personas.

🎥: Maná

[JaliscoTV @JaliscoTV]

🎤⚽ La banda tapatía @manaoficial reunió a 100 mil personas en la Glorieta de La Minerva durante el concierto “Yo también juego x Maná”, como parte de las actividades de Vibra Jalisco rumbo al Mundial de Futbol 2026.

El evento cuenta con un operativo de seguridad y atención con más de mil 500 elementos de distintas corporaciones, además de apoyo médico y módulos para personas extraviadas. 🎶

[Pablo Lemus Navarro @PabloLemusN]

¡Luce espectacular la Minerva con @manaoficial!

¡Que viva el rock Al Estilo Jalisco!

[Milenio @Milenio]

🎙️🇲🇽 ¡Maná abarrota La Minerva!

Así se ve desde los aires el concierto gratuito de la legendaria banda en Guadalajara previo al partido México vs. Corea del Sur. De acuerdo a Protección Civil Jalisco hay 160 mil personas en la zona de La Glorieta Minerva

📹📸 Comisaría de Guadalajara.

[Dr. Ammous @AmmousMD]

Plants store deuterium in their seeds.

A heavy isotope of hydrogen that makes our mitochondria run less efficiently.

Seed oils are a concentrate of deuterium, hence their disastrous health effects.

[Notasami @SylviaMingus]

La verdadera felicidad según Beckham:
Cosechar una verdura de $2 que te costó $300 cultivar y tardó 3 meses en crecer

[lynk @lynk0x]

If pharmaceutical companies cured you, they'd go bankrupt.

if banks helped you get out of debt, they'd collapse.

if politicians actually solved all your problems, nobody would elect them again.

If Tom kills Jerry the show is over.
It's all a big show.

Everything is fake.

[hunter @hxxntrr]

You're going to work for 50 years and retire broke

Not because you didn't save

Because the system is mathematically designed to make sure 90% of people CAN'T save enough no matter what they do

This is the retirement scam everyone is too tired to talk about. The math doesn't work and they know it doesn't work and they sell it to you anyway

Here's the official advice you've been hearing your entire adult life:

"Save 15% of your income"

"Max out your 401k"

"Compound interest is magic"

"You'll have a million dollars by 65"

Now here's what those numbers actually look like for a real person:

Median US household income: $76,000

15% saved: $11,400 a year

40 years of saving $11,400 at a 7% average return: about $2.3M at retirement

Sounds great. Until you adjust for inflation

That $2.3M in 40 years is worth about $700,000 in today's dollars. Withdraw 4% safely per year and that's $28,000 a year to live on. After 40 years of disciplined saving

Read that again. The official "responsible" plan, executed perfectly, lands you at $28,000 a year. Below the current poverty line for a couple. That's the WIN scenario

Now consider what most people actually face:

72% of Americans have no pension, just a 401k

Only 36% are on track for retirement savings goals

The median 401k balance for people in their 60s is $89,000

Social Security average benefit: $1,857 a month, projected to be cut to 75% of that by 2033 if Congress doesn't act

The math was rigged from the start. Wages didn't keep up with inflation. Housing ate the savings. Healthcare ate the rest. Then the financial industry sold you mutual funds with 1-2% expense ratios that quietly stole 30% of your lifetime returns through compounding fees

The same financial industry that crashed the economy in 2008, took $700B in bailouts, and pays its executives $30M a year is the one telling YOU that you didn't save enough

Meanwhile the wealthy don't use 401ks. They use:

Real estate that depreciates on paper while appreciating in value

Cash-value life insurance that grows tax-free and is borrowable

Business ownership that gets taxed at favorable rates

Loans against appreciating assets that are tax-free forever

The retirement system was designed for the working class. The wealthy don't use it because the wealthy know it doesn't work. They built a different system for themselves

The play to escape the trap:

STEP 1: fix your credit. A 720 score unlocks access to the assets the wealthy use. Real estate at 6% instead of 12%. Business funding at 0% instead of 24%

STEP 2: stop chasing "responsible" advice that doesn't math out. Start chasing leverage. The wealthy don't save their way out. They borrow and buy their way out

STEP 3: every dollar you put in a 401k after the company match is a dollar locked up for 40 years at the mercy of a market the wealthy already control. Match the match. Then keep your money where you can deploy it

You weren't supposed to win the retirement game. The game was designed to keep you working until 70 and dying with $89,000 in an account that buys you nothing

Stop playing their game and start playing yours lmfaooo

(i fix credit in 30-90 days. link in bio)

[Whale Insider @WhaleInsider]

JUST IN: 🇨🇳 China eliminates 12,000 ‘obsolete’ university degrees in push to prepare for the AI era​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​.

[Native American @_nativeamerica]

Amen