I sincerely hope that you are among the lucky 15% who have found a true “comrade-in-arms” woman(rather than one that merely mimics it) — someone with whom you’ve weathered life’s tough moments and made difficult choices, and who has remained loyal to you and looks into your eyes with love/who is ready to walk alongside you (on your path) wherever it may lead.
But since you seem like a wise person to me (based on the feedback from people who work with you), I'm happy for you and wish you happiness.🤝
Just finished reading "Antifragile: Things That Gain From Disorder" by Nassim Nicholas Taleb.
Key ideas and concepts: factor in reasonable risk and keep rare (but catastrophic) situations in mind; don’t be overly greedy when assessing risk; build your life, relationships, and investments in a balanced way (with equal measures of risk, trust, and responsibility).
A very worthwhile read—I even took some notes (a rare event).
Ukrainian Blockchain Week 2026
is coming to Kyiv 🇺🇦
first events announced
> Jun 8 - Incrypted Online Conference 2026
> Jun 11 - Solana Summer Kyiv, networking party by @SuperteamUKR
> Jun 12 - @BingXOfficial 8th Anniversary: Infinity Partner Experience
> Jun 13 - Solana Mobile VibeHack for UBW with Superteam Ukraine
> Jun 13 - Incrypted Conference 2026
more events dropping next week
check full schedule and lock in
at https://t.co/ezVgSfkS14
Highlights of the Week
https://t.co/baO7BBU6v7
Here’s a calendar of this week’s most important crypto and economic events.
Bookmark Incrypted Calendar so you don’t miss a thing!
@Cointelegraph lol, really? “They want (just like us, central bankers) to come up with figures that aren't backed by anything. But we're the good guys (unlike the bad guys—‘them’).”
No, prolonged 0% rates aren't inherently "banana republic" behavior. Central banks worldwide (Fed included) used ZIRP for years after 2008 and COVID to stabilize economies, not just politics. It created bubbles and debt, sure. But labeling rate pushes as third-world corruption ignores that every admin pressures the Fed—independence matters more than the label.