@PleasrDAO PleasrDAO, we like you guys a lot, we really do. But apes have been through YEARS of fake hype, FUD, gas-lighting and outright crime. So my advice would be to do your plan and stop talking about what you're going to do. Impress us with action.
@FoldableHuman You consistently post the most mockable, meme-ish commentary on the subject, and ignore serious people trying to understand what's going on. Do you think the movements of the last few days are because of retail investors? 200 million volume per session?
@Extrasauce845 @romn8tr@ryancohen@DirtyTesLa You got it. This is a bad take. It wasn't about taking people's freedom, it was about staving off total collapse of the healthcare system (and even then it was a close call in many cities). Does no one remember temporary cargo container morgues on the streets of NYC?
@chalres200 @mamaduva@ispace_inc The double blind study, for basic science, is reproducibility. We have multiple countries who have orbited or rovered on the moon like China's Jade Rabbit, and all the video looks the same. If one thinks that is a global conspiracy then there's no point to doing anything at all.
@chalres200 @ispace_inc This video looks even more fake, but is just as real. https://t.co/O99vN8HNfD
We never had 4k video with dynamic range from the moon before, so it looks bizarre, but this is how your eyes would see it.
@GameStopNFT where are those new "Buckled In" levels? You've got the themes, the skins, you've even got the music, don't leave us stranded on this ice-world forever!
@nftspike @GameStopNFT I love that the NFT skins are immediately usable. We just need a "real" game behind it. I know you all are working hard and partnering with developers to bring that. Since it's non PvP, the skins could have different abilities (à la Super Mario Brothers 2) to boost replayability.
@FoldableHuman The company is turning around and is cash flow positive (when by all accounts from 2019 they were supposed to be bankrupt). If/when we have a positive earnings call, I hope you'll drop by again!
@FoldableHuman @zyzzyva1936 Page 26 of the SEC report has the data about how the squeeze wasn't caused by short covering but by retail enthusiasm. https://t.co/9QZWVRbbdu
@FoldableHuman @zyzzyva1936 In its 44-page report, the SEC debunked the theory that a "short squeeze" may have sent shares of GME and other meme stocks soaring. While many short sellers were forced to cover their short positions, the agency said, there is no evidence that this narrative was a major factor.