AN old black man called "friend" has covered himself in Watermelon and called himself the Watermelon Man 10,000 times for a SOL bounty
I think we've officially hit rock bottom.
The worst part is, they havent paid him yet LOL
Absolutely disturbing behavior today. A guy covered himself in watermelon and repeated “I’m your friend, the watermelon man” 10,000 times for internet money.
Watching people completely degrade themselves online for a small payout and call it “content” is genuinely DYSTOPIAN.
This pump fun Bounty stuff has got to stop. This is someone’s grandpa.
13.7M VIEWS IN 11 HOURS
TRUMP was caught sleeping at the KNICKS VS SPURS GAME 3
ITS GONNA GO WAY MORE VIRAL TOO AND GET A TONNE OF INTERACTIONS
PEOPLE CALLING HIM YAWNALD IN THE COMMENTS.
3 years ago this random redditor asked people to turn his dog Max into a meme.
3 years later his dream is coming true and Max is going to not only become a meme but become a bondor.
Lore too strong...
https://t.co/XlE8VZDcpZ
Cardi B is going GIGA viral for her tits Today, over 2.1M views in just 5 hours.
We've sent Jewish Juicers, Sydney's Sweenies and now we send Cardis Cushions
tweets every second btw..
https://t.co/uvKs5C6zcl
All OG Animal memes are skyrocketing on USDC.
I decide to make a coin to reunite all and ape together . The true PVE
USDC - JotchuaBillyZazuPibbleGaejuJuan
All OG Animal memes are skyrocketing on USDC.
I decide to make a coin to reunite all and ape together . The true PVE
USDC - JotchuaBillyZazuPibbleGaejuJuan
10M VIEWS IN 4 HOURS
TRUMP was caught sleeping at the KNICKS VS SPURS GAME 3
ITS GONNA GO WAY MORE VIRAL TOO AND GET A TONNE OF INTERACTIONS
PEOPLE CALLING HIM YAWNALD IN THE COMMENTS.
17M VIEWS IN 24 HOURS
Now Trending on X, everyone is memeing the moment, sharing puns of his ‘nuts and bolts’:
https://t.co/4JXwBTXZhJ
With all the testicle narratives, what other better way than to call it the Nutcracker.
All fees to the Testicular Cancer Foundation.
This old lady is going VIRAL on X for being the oldest ever voter in history.
She is 126 year old and is known as "The Immortal Voter".
her name is Doris.
Nick Shirley Tracks Down a ‘126-Year-Old California Voter’ With Record of 51 Elections — What He Found Raises Serious Questions About State Voter Rolls
READ: https://t.co/Gga6dmLBAP
bitcoin being a Ponzi scheme has become one of the biggest theories on X right now with multiple posts with over 1m+ views
boris johnson just posted about it being a Ponzi too
it even has a trending page: https://t.co/Vcy2NmGK4i
The idea of digital credit built on Bitcoin is getting a lot of heat this week.
In our latest interview with Strive CEO Matt Cole, we asked him to respond to the biggest objections head-on.
Here are his takes on three of the loudest criticisms:
🔸 "It's a Ponzi."
A Ponzi promises returns without risk, but digital credit does the opposite.
The entire thesis is built on a clearly disclosed risk: Bitcoin has to keep appreciating over the long run.
Cole states it clearly that for it to work, Bitcoin needs to grow at least 6% a year.
If Bitcoin fails to continue to compound, the idea of digital credit fails.
This fact has never been hidden.
Cole believes the Ponzi label collapses the moment you apply it consistently across financial markets.
If digital credit is a Ponzi, then so are mortgage-backed securities, so is the banking system, so is the entire fiat economy.
At that point you are saying nobody should own anything other than a bearer asset.
You can disagree with the underwriting, but that does not make it a Ponzi. It is structured finance backed by Bitcoin.
🔸 "What happens if it gets too successful?"
The fear is that if a product like SATA attracts massive demand, the obligations eventually overwhelm the issuer.
Cole says there are multiple release valves in case this happens.
The rate is variable, so it can be brought down to slow demand.
New common equity can be issued to pay the obligations.
And of course, every new dollar that comes in buys more Bitcoin, so the balance sheet expands right alongside the obligations.
Growth of SATA raises what the company owes, but it also grows the balance sheet behind it.
The market seems to agree, as Strive's MNAV is above Strategy's, suggesting Wall St. is rewarding amplification rather than punishing it.
🔸 "Won't DeFi and leverage eventually blow this up?"
This is frankly our largest concern when it comes to digital credit and Cole does not wave it off.
Cole admits some things built on top of digital credit will fail.
However, just as Bitcoin cannot control who builds on Bitcoin, an issuer cannot control who builds on its credit.
Some of it will be responsible and some of it won't be.
But there is a difference between leverage blowing up at the edges of a system and the system itself going insolvent.
Reckless products bolted on top can create short-term price volatility in the instrument, but this does not necessarily create credit risk for the issuer.
🔸 The bigger picture.
Cole's real argument is that Bitcoin is creating an entirely new credit market.
For people who want exposure to that future but cannot stomach riding out Bitcoin's volatility, digital credit is the bridge.
For everyone else, the slow failure of fiat keeps making the case louder, whether it shows up as inflation, the job market, or the price of a house.
Full interview below.
bitcoin being a Ponzi scheme has become one of the biggest theories on X right now with multiple posts with over 1m+ views
boris johnson just posted about it being a Ponzi too
it even has a trending page: https://t.co/Vcy2NmGK4i
The idea of digital credit built on Bitcoin is getting a lot of heat this week.
In our latest interview with Strive CEO Matt Cole, we asked him to respond to the biggest objections head-on.
Here are his takes on three of the loudest criticisms:
🔸 "It's a Ponzi."
A Ponzi promises returns without risk, but digital credit does the opposite.
The entire thesis is built on a clearly disclosed risk: Bitcoin has to keep appreciating over the long run.
Cole states it clearly that for it to work, Bitcoin needs to grow at least 6% a year.
If Bitcoin fails to continue to compound, the idea of digital credit fails.
This fact has never been hidden.
Cole believes the Ponzi label collapses the moment you apply it consistently across financial markets.
If digital credit is a Ponzi, then so are mortgage-backed securities, so is the banking system, so is the entire fiat economy.
At that point you are saying nobody should own anything other than a bearer asset.
You can disagree with the underwriting, but that does not make it a Ponzi. It is structured finance backed by Bitcoin.
🔸 "What happens if it gets too successful?"
The fear is that if a product like SATA attracts massive demand, the obligations eventually overwhelm the issuer.
Cole says there are multiple release valves in case this happens.
The rate is variable, so it can be brought down to slow demand.
New common equity can be issued to pay the obligations.
And of course, every new dollar that comes in buys more Bitcoin, so the balance sheet expands right alongside the obligations.
Growth of SATA raises what the company owes, but it also grows the balance sheet behind it.
The market seems to agree, as Strive's MNAV is above Strategy's, suggesting Wall St. is rewarding amplification rather than punishing it.
🔸 "Won't DeFi and leverage eventually blow this up?"
This is frankly our largest concern when it comes to digital credit and Cole does not wave it off.
Cole admits some things built on top of digital credit will fail.
However, just as Bitcoin cannot control who builds on Bitcoin, an issuer cannot control who builds on its credit.
Some of it will be responsible and some of it won't be.
But there is a difference between leverage blowing up at the edges of a system and the system itself going insolvent.
Reckless products bolted on top can create short-term price volatility in the instrument, but this does not necessarily create credit risk for the issuer.
🔸 The bigger picture.
Cole's real argument is that Bitcoin is creating an entirely new credit market.
For people who want exposure to that future but cannot stomach riding out Bitcoin's volatility, digital credit is the bridge.
For everyone else, the slow failure of fiat keeps making the case louder, whether it shows up as inflation, the job market, or the price of a house.
Full interview below.
This Little Kitty Was Abandoned & Found In A Gutter In Japan Today, The Kitten Was Meowing "Nyan Nyan"
People Are Tagging @NyanCat & The Post Has Gone
Pretty VIRAL Today W/ Over 1.1 MILLION Views
Is This The New NYAN KITTY?
Matt Booty is going VIRAL rn on X
Xbox just dropped their Games Showcase and Matt Booty, their Chief Content Officer made interviews showcasing their games.
Bro’s last name is BOOTY. X is flooded with “the games were booty"
https://t.co/lhgCSIswMM
Maybe i found the next animal runner, this bald eagle accidently raised a DUCK people calling it "Deagle"
its going viral on TikTok 600k likes and over 4m views in just 1 day
https://t.co/H74yAq57eU
https://t.co/ZWodc9TIJB
21.5M VIEWS IN 48 HOURS
Doctors had to remove a cucumber from this patient's anus
This video is going incredibly viral; the doctors can't help themselves and start laughing, with commentary every second
Literally this is "The Great Extraction"
THIS IS INSANE!
This guy Frankie MacDonald actually predicted the earthquake in the Philippines last year, even down to the magnitude!
How has this not sent?
There is a new trend going viral all over USA and its where you stamp currency with a "Fuck Trump" stamp.
People are doing it because they're irritated at the decisions that he's making.
I agree, why did him and his ugly family Liquidate so many people with $USD1.
Pemba is probably the most overlooked narrative for the past few hours
@pabloberlangab created the first robot to go 20 thousand feet and has the next goal of going to
Mount. Everest
A coin on BASE went viral and Pablo declined any funding, therefore we run it on agent mode.