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TIME IS THE FUTURE

[cirie @Charlesirie]

#PLS #HEX #PLSX #INC

[cirie @Charlesirie]

@PlayCiDi Addictive Tetris

[cirie @Charlesirie]

@ice_z3us @ChrisCA37113516 @bao_rush Would love to test @ice_z3us

[cirie @Charlesirie]

@coingecko $PI is on @krakenfx 🔥

[cirie @Charlesirie]

@ice_z3us #ION is entering next phase 😄 how many phases are there?
JK! We are ready for whatever.

[CoinGecko @coingecko]

$PI jumps 14.1%, adding $230M to its market cap following a successful network update to v19.9.

[Richard Heart @RichardHeartWin]

@brian_armstrong @CoinbaseDev @base Since you're listing everything, give PulseChain a shot, it's had flawless operation for a few years. I wouldn't bother you, but since it's actually decentralized there's no fancy entity to fill out your forms.

[cirie @Charlesirie]

@RichardHeartWin Happy new year!

[cirie @Charlesirie]

@RichardHeartWin @AjMachalaa Cash makes you look young no doubt.

[Richard Heart @RichardHeartWin]

Thank you for your response. Metamask blocks adding ERC20 token contract addresses for use on PulseChain because the contract address matches Ethereum's CA. Because PulseChain is a full system state fork of Ethereum, ALL the contract addresses match at the fork date 2 and a half years ago. Which IIRC means you can't add any of your free copies to the wallet. The free copy of WBTC for instance is worth $232 each, and has been as high as $2,675, so I bet people would love to be able to add it to their wallet and sell it for free money.

I'll get back to you with other ideas and truly appreciate the assistance!

[KR @KR4ATH]

Retweet this tweet if your bullish on PulseChain 😉

Lets see if this tweet can get a 1000 RTs

Only on #PulseChain

[KR @KR4ATH]

Retweet this tweet if your STILL bullish on @RichardHeartWin coins

Let’s see how many of you left

[Richard Heart @RichardHeartWin]

3 hours remain before rates go up 6.25% daily. $9.4M so far. https://t.co/b186SFuUlB & https://t.co/ult8TlinDt Enjoy your 47 minute long video.

[Richard Heart @RichardHeartWin]

Hopefully its the last I have to talk about the new X privacy violator feature. How much damage does it to do to all those where it lies about where the person is "based from." Why was their no ability to opt out for people, or choose to close ones account before being violated?

And if this terrible garbage was enacted to undo some political influence crap, did it undo the political influence crap your team might have been trying to do somewhere else? It's jut really an ultra terrible and damaging decision that was made against us all. Disgusting.

[Richard Heart @RichardHeartWin]

If you think any of the following, you're truly retarded and I feel pity for you.

a. I'm leaving Twitter. Nope. I like when good ideas are spread.
b. I'm not here. Same useful insights, always posting, I know you miss the livestreams, but yeah, here is here.
c. I actually can't remember the other retarded takes I read on here, which are rapidly followed by hides and blocks. Let me think. Yeah, I'm sure one of yall dumb dumbs will remind me.

[Richard Heart @RichardHeartWin]

Meritocracy is superior to racism and nationalism. Social media purity tests are the opposite of what made the WORLD WIDE web great. Truth only thrives when people can speak anonymously. In vino veritas. Privacy is our wine. Doxxing is just cancel culture by another name.

[Richard Heart @RichardHeartWin]

Speech should be regulated like weapons and you shouldn't be allowed to speak without a license.

No one will ever say things you don't like anymore if you just knew where they were born, or sleep, or who to call to get them fired.

Why go half way with doxxing users? Just mandate their "real name" and publish their government ID when you mouse over their profile pic, which must be their face, with no makeup. Nothing helps spread truth faster than making sure anyone that speaks the truth can be swiftly punished. Posting on social should be as hard as opening a bank account or boarding an airplane. To protect the town square.

Oi mate, you got a speaking loicense?

[Richard Heart @RichardHeartWin]

Let me educate you. Complexity equals risk. When you borrow instead of selling, you become bait for liquidation. It only needs to stay down for a little while, to force you into liquidation, then you end up selling lower than you thought it could go.

The price oracle feed goes bad? You get liquidated. Scam wick? You get liquidated. Long one thing short another thing as a hedge? You can get liquidated on one, then the other, with two scam wicks. You can get ADL (auto deleveraged) on one leg, and left unhedged. The list goes on and on.

And all the while you've got counterparty risk, in that whatever thing you're using, just doesn't give you any money if you win, closes shop, finds an excuse to not pay you, you name it. All of this is the opposite of why crypto was invented.

Also, all these leverage, derivative games, means you don't really ever need to buy the real coin, you can just buy the fake coin, the coin that has the ticker on the centralized crap.

So why do people do all this complicated garbage and get rekt over and over and over and over again?

Greed and stupidity.

When you hold spot Bitcoin, or Ethereum or PLS, PLSX, HEX, and some other honest, reliable things, you can't be liquidated.

TLDR; Complexity and counterparty risk are the enemy, and the opposite of why cryptocurrency was invented.

[Corey Costa’s Crypto Coins @coreycosta123]

Oddly enough, I’m still hopeful for the future of PulseChain.

[Richard Heart @RichardHeartWin]

ETH is down 42% in 3 months, but you don't see me schizo posting against @VitalikButerin, because he's working hard building free an open source software that makes Ethereum and PulseChain better, and nearly entirely hodling his giant bag of $ETH. Some communities aren't the same, they cry and whine and beg. Weird that.

If Ethereum can be down 42% in 3 months, whatever it is that you're holding can be down bigly too. If you spend time spreading the word about the technology you like's virtues, instead of schizo posting, you'll feel less dumb when the price goes up from where you were crying.

It's also funny that people think they have to cryfag to people that have positions 1,000x larger than theirs in an asset. People that are down 1,000x more $ than you due to a 1,000x larger position might actually already want all the same things you want, but be smart enough to not add insult to injury. Part of the reason people buy things is to feel good, and perhaps more than just a part. Cryfagging isn't an attraction strategy.

Cryfagging is what you hope to inspire enemy forces to do. Get 'em demoralized so they can't organize. Protip, if its what your enemies want for you, maybe don't do it.

[Richard Heart @RichardHeartWin]

In life you can't control everything that happens to you.
You can control how you respond.
Keep doing what works. Eventually reality yields.