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[𝗖𝗛𝗔𝗜𝗡 𝗠𝗜𝗡𝗗 ⛓🧠 @0xChainMind]

BTC HIT THE CYCLE DUMP ZONE AGAIN 🚨

BTC is moving inside a clean rising wedge on the HTF chart.

2018 and 2021 cycles both repeated same pattern and now 2026.

Yellow dot marks the exact point where BTC started dumping in previous cycles right after fake pump

Right now in 2026, BTC is sitting at same pre-dump move.

If history repeats, we will start dumping soon.

FOLLOW + NOTIFS ON!

[A.K.A @akamberski]

@TheAIColony Ai

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@gedamtekle Digital

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@calcsam Book

[A.K.A @akamberski]

@lukebelmar I was in the group and now all of a sudden I am not ?

[A.K.A @akamberski]

@MaskedTrader0 @gemhuntersco where did you saw that ?

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@CryptoNobler How to see this collect thing ?

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@CatTapCoin W

[Greg Osuri 🇺🇸 @gregosuri]

CPU supply on Akash has reached a new milestone of over 10,000 units for the first time in Akash's history.

The winner of the competition who correctly guessed the time to reach this milestone will be awarded 1,000 $AKT and will be announced shortly.

Source: https://t.co/uEVypFubRH

[Emperor Osmo 🐂 🎯 @Flowslikeosmo]

The Gaming Revolution is here. 🔺

And it's happening on @avax.

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[InvestAnswers @Investanswers]

Big #Solana dump - we checked FTX wallets - no movement. 10K tokens dumped and went no bid. Everyone is down't Pub! $SOL

[Jacob Canfield @JacobCanfield]

Holy shit.

I just got attacked with one of the most complex scams in #crypto that I have seen to date.

Please read if you use @coinbase.

This just happened 15 minutes ago.

THIS IS A WARNING FOR ALL COINBASE USERS!

There has been some sort of a data breach.

First, I received a text message saying that my @coinbase 2FA was changed.

I then received three calls from a @coinbase "customer support" that was from a San Fransisco number asking if I was traveling outside of the US and if I requested an email change and a 2FA change. (NOTE: I tried to record this, but couldn't find my wife's phone before they hung up)

I said no to traveling and they said that they cancelled the 2FA and email change request and sent a text to verify it was cancelled.

They then sent me to the 'security' team to verify my account to avoid a 48 hour suspension.

They had my name, my email and my location and sent a 'verification code' email from [email protected] to my personal email.

I told them that I didn't need their assistance and I changed the password already and he told me that it wouldn't work to verify the account and that they would be locking it down for 7 days due to a lack of verification unless I provided the code.

He then got angry and hung up the phone on me after I told him that I wouldn't provide the code.

After the first text, I immediately logged into my #coinbase and changed the password and 2FA and caught on that it was a scam almost immediately, but I doubt that 98-99% of people that get this would realize it and would have unlocked their #coinbase accounts.

For those unaware, the code they sent was my actual 2FA, but they sent it from their own email and were logging into my account to drain it while we were on the phone.

Attached are the texts, phone calls and email from the scammers.

Like and retweet to spread awareness please. Thanks.

[DeFi Education Fund @fund_defi]

1/ 🚨The SEC conducted its Open Meeting in which they voted (3-2) to reopen the comment period for proposed amendments to Rule 3b-16 under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 regarding the definition of “exchange.”

https://t.co/biKD6wlIQF

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[A.K.A @akamberski]

@jimcramer You better do

[Ran Neuner @cryptomanran]

Hey @brian_armstrong , I listened to the spaces you did. It was great. I noticed though that the reach was very small (less than 25000) .

Why don’t you join a spaces with @MarioNawfal , @scottmelker and Myself.

We have way bigger reach for such an important message….

[Balaji @balajis]

CENTRAL BANK DIGITAL CONTROL != CBDC
Fednow is central bank digital control, even if it's not technically central bank digital currency.

I strive to be precise. So, let me make some important clarifications about FedNow, in response to fair points from @jp_koning and @CaitlinLong_.

First: FedNow is highly centralizing. It's an instant payment system where every payment goes through a Fed-controlled server and must "comply with applicable controls"[1].

And the roadmap[2] is to support not just p2p payments but also "consumer-to-government" and "government-to-consumer", which means automatic debiting from your account and automatic stimulus. In other words, even more direct government control over your bank account.

The same Fed that sent interest rates to zero and then the moon, the same Fed that killed five of its own banks[3] and blamed their deaths on everything other than its own policies — in July that Fed will soon have the visibility and power to monkey with your bank account directly to freeze or drain your funds at will with "applicable controls" and "consumer to government" payments, rather than being impeded by the current antiquated banking tech stack.

But yes, FedNow isn't technically a central bank digital currency (CBDC). There isn't a blockchain or equivalent where you can see the on-chain flow of every digital dollar.

However, it is what people *fear* when they talk about a CBDC. It's central bank digital control, even if it's not central bank digital currency. And it's a major step towards rolling out a full CBDC.

So I agree that the distinction between FedNow and a CBDC is important from a technical standpoint, but not from a civil liberties standpoint.

I think of FedNow as a little bit like a virus that has evolved to evade recognition by changing its sequence without really changing its function. People are immunized against the term "central bank digital currency", but not all forms of increased "central bank digital control", and FedNow is certainly the latter.

The fundamental question is whether FedNow increases the Fed's control as a system administrator over the lives of individuals. And the answer is that unfortunately it does. So FedNow is increased central bank digital control, even if it's not technically a CBDC.

So, any statute that bans CBDCs should also ban central bank digital control in the form of FedNow.

CITATIONS
See screenshots from FedNow documentation, and the PDFs below.

[1]: Pages 7-8: https://t.co/IUfAUIACnE
[2]: https://t.co/dzziDYOxpk
[3]: https://t.co/R67F3dAG00

https://t.co/McQqMPOHAy

[Brian Armstrong @brian_armstrong]

1/ Today Coinbase received a Wells notice from the SEC focused on staking and asset listings. A Wells notice typically precedes an enforcement action.

[Rowan Cheung @rowancheung]

All the hype is on GPT-4 and ChatGPT.

People seem to be forgetting about the incredible work of Neuralink.

Here's footage of a monkey with an implanted Neuralink brain chip playing a game of pong with his brain:

(Details in thread 🧵)

[The Wolf Of All Streets @scottmelker]

Next Bitcoin Move | Crypto Charts & Prices With Big Cheds https://t.co/F4ozbUCOeQ

[Greg Osuri 🇺🇸 @gregosuri]

i want @balajis to be right and wrong at the same time