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⚔️ Perps vs Options ⚔️ Same BTC move. Very different outcome. 📉 Trader A: 10x BTC perp long BTC drops 10% → liquidated ❌ 🛡️ Trader B: BTC call option BTC drops 10% → loss capped at premium paid 🛑 Perps can wipe you out. Options define your risk upfront. Trade crypto options with more control → https://t.co/vvX5Srt7uN

clickoptions_ai's tweet photo. ⚔️ Perps vs Options ⚔️

Same BTC move. Very different outcome.

📉 Trader A: 10x BTC perp long
BTC drops 10% → liquidated ❌

🛡️ Trader B: BTC call option
BTC drops 10% → loss capped at premium paid 🛑

Perps can wipe you out.
Options define your risk upfront.

Trade crypto options with more control → https://t.co/vvX5Srt7uN

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Shining Science

@ShiningScience

5 days ago

A town in Canada has legally recognized trees as living beings with their own rights, challenging traditional views of nature as mere property. The small town of Terrasse-Vaudreuil, Quebec, has made history by unanimously adopting a resolution that officially recognizes trees as living beings with their own rights to life, natural growth, integrity, and regeneration. Inspired by a local environmental documentary, the community of about 2,000 residents seeks to shift how modern society values the natural world. Mayor Michel Bourdeau emphasized that trees are our greatest ally in battling climate change and boosting resilience, acting as essential "green infrastructure" that cools urban areas, improves air quality, and manages water. To enforce this, the town is reviewing its municipal bylaws to ensure trees are actively protected or replaced whenever removal is requested. This novel legal shift invites a broader philosophical question about how societies define progress. For generations, modern economies have prioritized GDP growth, treating nature primarily as a resource to extract rather than an ecosystem to sustain. By granting rights to trees, Terrasse-Vaudreuil is spearheading a growing global movement that challenges this human-centric paradigm, urging communities to view themselves as part of nature rather than separate from it. When we stop measuring our success purely through economic output and begin recognizing our interconnectedness with the environment, our societal choices and collective well-being naturally begin to transform. source: Lowrie, M. (2026). Quebec town recognizes trees as living beings with rights. CBC News.

ShiningScience's tweet photo. A town in Canada has legally recognized trees as living beings with their own rights, challenging traditional views of nature as mere property.

The small town of Terrasse-Vaudreuil, Quebec, has made history by unanimously adopting a resolution that officially recognizes trees as living beings with their own rights to life, natural growth, integrity, and regeneration.

Inspired by a local environmental documentary, the community of about 2,000 residents seeks to shift how modern society values the natural world. Mayor Michel Bourdeau emphasized that trees are our greatest ally in battling climate change and boosting resilience, acting as essential "green infrastructure" that cools urban areas, improves air quality, and manages water.

To enforce this, the town is reviewing its municipal bylaws to ensure trees are actively protected or replaced whenever removal is requested.

This novel legal shift invites a broader philosophical question about how societies define progress. For generations, modern economies have prioritized GDP growth, treating nature primarily as a resource to extract rather than an ecosystem to sustain.

By granting rights to trees, Terrasse-Vaudreuil is spearheading a growing global movement that challenges this human-centric paradigm, urging communities to view themselves as part of nature rather than separate from it.

When we stop measuring our success purely through economic output and begin recognizing our interconnectedness with the environment, our societal choices and collective well-being naturally begin to transform.

source: Lowrie, M. (2026). Quebec town recognizes trees as living beings with rights. CBC News.

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banyubiru

@Nothing_Balance

7 days ago

Regulasi yang tepat waktu. Lindungi 21 juta investor retail kita dari scam, tapi jangan sampai mematikan inovasi crypto di Indonesia.

Coin Bureau

@coinbureau

7 days ago

🚨INDONESIA WILL NOW REQUIRE CRYPTO INFLUENCERS TO GET CERTIFIED OR FACE $835K FINES Indonesia's FSA will require influencers to hold competency certifications before recommending any crypto asset. Firms face fines up to 15 BILLION rupiah ($835K) for what their influencers post. The country has over 21 MILLION crypto investors, more than its entire stock market, with 80% under 34 and heavily reliant on social media for investment advice. Indonesians have lost over $474 MILLION to online financial scams in the past year alone, with the country recording the HIGHEST number of scam reports in the world.