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One guy made over $300,000 from memes.
No fancy startup. No investors. No huge team.
He started a meme page as a joke, posting 5–10 memes every day. After a few months, one post went viral and brought him millions of views.
Instead of stopping there, he doubled down.
He built an audience, started selling meme-themed digital products, took sponsorships, launched a paid community, and eventually turned the page into a real business.
Within a year, the meme account had generated more than $300K.
The wildest part?
His first posts made $0.
He simply figured out how to turn attention into money.
Memes might look like entertainment, but behind the biggest ones is often a business model.
Binance just launched Agent OS.
The interesting part isn’t AI trading.
It’s this:
AI → wallet → payment → market → execution
All becoming one stack.
We’re slowly moving from:
humans using financial apps
to
agents using financial infrastructure.
That’s a much bigger shift. 👀
Visual: Binance / AI agent concept
OKX really knows how to treat the community 🎁
Got my hands on this awesome OKX merch box — everything from jackets to tees, all with that clean signature look.
Love seeing OKX giving back to the community and making people feel appreciated. 🖤💚
Big W from OKX 👏
#OKX #OKXCommunity #Crypto #Web3
Bitcoin at $160K? 👀 The setup is getting interesting. Scarcity, liquidity, and adoption could fuel the next big move. 🚀📈
Catapult Trade is changing futures trading with a gamified experience designed for the next generation of traders.
🟠 Strategy: Selling BTC at $60K and buying at $80K was the right decision
Strategy CEO Phong Le said the company makes Bitcoin buy/sell decisions based not on BTC’s market price, but on its cost of capital.
According to Le, selling around 7,000 BTC at $60K–65K to fund preferred-stock dividends was justified at the time.
Over the past two months, Strategy reduced its net debt from roughly $7B to zero and built about $7B in dollar reserves, strengthening its balance sheet.
Now, Strategy can sell MSTR shares at a premium and use the proceeds to buy more Bitcoin. Le added that the company is ready to keep accumulating BTC at $90K, $100K, or even $130K if it remains economically attractive.
AI agents don’t need crypto.
They need money that software can use.
Stablecoins are interesting because they give agents:
→ 24/7 settlement
→ programmable payments
→ global access
→ tiny transaction sizes
The real AI × crypto narrative might not be tokens.
It might be machine-to-machine money. 🤖💸
Bitcoin to $150,000 by 2027. 🚀
I’m bullish on Bitcoin’s long-term trajectory.
My thesis is simple: institutional adoption is accelerating, regulation is becoming clearer, and the digital economy keeps expanding. Bitcoin is increasingly being treated not just as a speculative asset, but as a scarce digital store of value.
There will be corrections. There will be fear, volatility, and plenty of people calling the top too early. That’s part of the game.
But zoom out.
If demand continues to grow while Bitcoin’s supply remains structurally limited, the upside could be significant.
$150K by 2027 is my target. Not financial advice — just a bullish thesis.
The next major leg up could be closer than most people think. 🟢📈
#Bitcoin #BTC #Crypto #Bitcoin150K #CryptoTwitter
BITCOIN JUST LOST $80,000 AGAIN. HERE’S WHY. 👀
Bitcoin slipped back toward $78,000 today after briefly breaking above the $80K level last week.
So what happened?
Investors suddenly got more nervous about inflation.
Oil prices jumped as tensions around Iran and the Middle East intensified, while U.S. Treasury yields climbed toward 4.8%.
That matters because higher yields make risky assets like Bitcoin less attractive.
And now markets are pricing in roughly a 65% chance that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates at its September meeting.
Bitcoin isn’t crashing because “crypto is dead.”
It’s reacting to the same thing moving stocks, bonds and currencies right now:
FEAR OF HIGHER RATES.
The interesting part?
BTC is still significantly above where it was just a month ago.
This may be a pullback.
Or the beginning of something much bigger.
Nobody knows yet.
#Bitcoin #BTC #Crypto #CryptoTwitter #BitcoinETF #Investing #StockMarket #Trading
BREAKING: CHAOS ERUPTED IN TIMES SQUARE YESTERDAY. 🚨
One of the busiest places in New York turned into a crime scene Monday afternoon.
Around 4:20 PM, a 49-year-old woman armed with two knives allegedly began stabbing people near West 42nd Street and Seventh Avenue.
Two people were attacked.
A 32-year-old woman died from her injuries. A 68-year-old man was seriously wounded but is now in stable condition.
Police found the suspect nearby and spent several minutes ordering her to drop the knives. Tasers were deployed, but they failed to stop her.
When she allegedly advanced toward officers while still armed, police opened fire.
The suspect was pronounced dead at the hospital.
Authorities say there is currently no indication the attack was terrorism-related.
All of this happened in broad daylight, steps away from one of the most famous tourist destinations in the world.
IN 2010, A MAN PAID 10,000 BITCOIN FOR TWO PIZZAS. 🍕
In May 2010, Bitcoin was basically worthless.
Programmer Laszlo Hanyecz posted on a Bitcoin forum offering 10,000 BTC to anyone willing to order him two pizzas.
Someone eventually accepted.
Two Papa John’s pizzas were delivered to Laszlo’s home in Florida, and he sent over 10,000 Bitcoin.
At the time, the coins were worth roughly $41.
Nobody thought much of it.
But that transaction became the first widely documented purchase of a physical product with Bitcoin.
Today, those 10,000 BTC would be worth an absolutely ridiculous amount of money.
And the craziest part?
Laszlo has said he doesn’t regret it.
He wasn’t trying to get rich.
He was trying to prove Bitcoin could actually be used to buy something.
One pizza order helped turn a strange internet experiment into financial history.
May 22 is now known as Bitcoin Pizza Day. 🍕
HE CAUGHT HIS WIFE CHEATING WITH A ROBOT VACUUM. THEN SHE GOT HIM SENT TO PRISON. 💀
A man in Taiwan suspected his wife was cheating after finding a mysterious toothbrush at their vacation home.
So he remotely activated their robot vacuum through an app.
The vacuum had a camera.
Instead of cleaning the floor, it gave him the evidence he was looking for: his wife was with another man.
He recorded the footage and used it in court — and actually WON his civil case, receiving NT$500,000 in compensation from his wife and her lover.
But then she fought back.
She sued him for secretly recording her private life without consent.
The court agreed.
His reward for catching his wife cheating?
5 months in prison + a NT$150,000 fine.
He won the cheating case…
…and somehow still lost. 💀
MILEY CYRUS JUST DROPPED HER LAST NAME. 👀
No, seriously.
Miley Cyrus has seemingly rebranded herself as simply “Miley,” removing “Cyrus” from her social media profiles and teasing what appears to be the beginning of a completely new music era.
And honestly? It makes sense.
After more than 20 years of being known as Miley Cyrus — from Hannah Montana to Wrecking Ball, Flowers and everything in between — she’s now at the point where she doesn’t even need a last name.
Just Miley.
Like Cher.
Like Madonna.
Like Beyoncé.
She’s also been teasing her upcoming 10th studio album, so this feels less like a random social media change and more like a carefully planned rebrand.
New name.
New era.
New album.
Miley is officially entering her one-name era. 🩸
10 GOOD NEWS STORIES YOU MAY HAVE MISSED THIS WEEK 🧵
The internet has enough bad news.
So here are 10 things that actually made the world a little better:
🐢 A critically endangered Kemp’s ridley sea turtle named Rhossi survived after being found near-dead in Wales. He was flown 5,000 miles to Texas and is now healthy enough to prepare for his return to the wild.
🐗 A rare babirusa piglet was born at Chester Zoo — a huge win for a species facing growing extinction pressure.
🇬🇧 Plug-in solar panels became legal across the UK, making small-scale renewable energy easier to access.
🧪 The U.S. EPA announced new scientific methods designed to reduce the need for animal testing in chemical safety research.
🌎 New climate projects are showing that practical solutions — from wetland restoration to smarter energy systems — are already working in different parts of the world.
🐝 Scientists are finding new evidence that insects may have surprisingly sophisticated ways of protecting themselves from disease.
🌌 Astronomers identified a record-breaking star that could help us understand how the Milky Way’s black hole spins.
♻️ Scientists developed a method that recovered about 89% of gold from electronic waste while using far fewer chemicals.
🐄 A new wearable device for cows could help reduce methane emissions from livestock.
❤️ And perhaps the best news: despite everything happening in the world, people are still building, rescuing, researching and trying to make things better.
Not everything is getting worse.
Sometimes the good news just doesn’t go viral.
IN 2018, AN AI PAINTING SOLD FOR $432,500.
Not a human artist.
An algorithm.
Christie’s auctioned a portrait called “Portrait of Edmond de Belamy,” created by the Paris-based art collective Obvious using a generative AI model.
The estimate was only $7,000–$10,000.
Then someone paid $432,500.
The painting was generated using an algorithm trained on thousands of historical portraits. The AI wasn’t simply copying one specific painting — it learned patterns from the data and generated something new.
At the time, it sounded like a weird art-world experiment.
Looking back, it feels like a warning shot.
Today, AI can generate images, music, video and entire pieces of writing in seconds.
In 2018, people were debating whether AI could make art.
Now we’re debating what “art” even means anymore.
29 YEARS AGO TODAY, THE WORLD LOST DIANA. 🕊️
On August 31, 1997, Princess Diana died in a car crash in Paris.
Nearly three decades later, her name still carries a kind of emotion that few public figures ever have.
She wasn’t just a princess. She became a symbol of compassion, vulnerability, and humanity inside a world built around tradition and protocol.
29 years later, people still remember her.
And somehow, Diana still feels timeless. 🤍
The 2008 crash is still one of the biggest lessons in market history.
The S&P 500 lost around 57% from its 2007 peak to the March 2009 bottom. Lehman Brothers collapsed, banks were failing, credit markets froze, and investors were convinced the worst was still ahead.
Fear was everywhere.
But here’s what gets forgotten: some of the best opportunities appeared when sentiment was at its worst.
Buying in March 2009 felt completely irrational.
Today, that moment looks obvious in hindsight.
The market doesn’t wait for you to feel comfortable. That’s the point.
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