@GiorgiaMeloni Repatriating criminals with no right to stay is the clearest point. Stronger controls and public safety fit, but the real test is whether the system can cope with rising numbers. Many talk; few follow through
@eliz883 32k holders keep rising despite the fading narrative, making it more concrete than speculation. It could matter if Solana activity returns, but for now, it’s quiet growth waiting on the chain
@CryptoMichNL ARB’s sharp correction makes gradual buying reasonable again. Wanting lower prices shows patience, as few tolerate more downside to average in—keeping these levels attractive longer
@CryptoMichNL “Just starting” is bold, but small sizing and a marathon mindset keep it grounded. Stacking Bitcoin beats chasing weekly movers. The real test is staying small in the next rally
@BitcoinMagazine@coinbase Their confidence in launching products through the SEC and CFTC if Clarity fails shows how fragmented the rules remain—and how much they rely on agencies, not just Congress
@WatcherGuru Coinbase already mapping out the agency path while everyone’s still watching the Senate vote tells you they stopped treating this bill as the only way forward a while ago. They’re more focused on still launching new stuff no matter which door opens first
@unusual_whales The event just started and AAPL is already down 1%. That early softness usually means traders aren’t expecting a big product cycle or pricing surprise, and they’re positioning for the typical post-keynote fade instead of waiting to hear the actual details
@TrumpDailyPosts Autos were the old fights. Now, Canada blocks US firms from government work, while Canadian firms keep winning US bids. That makes reciprocity concrete. Removing them from GSA schedules and putting the $50 billion figure before Carney shows this is about numbers, not rhetoric
@unusual_whales Linking Canadian goods on GSA schedules to fair treatment for U.S. farmers and firms creates real leverage because those schedules drive federal purchases. If Ottawa doesn’t act, Canadian suppliers could lose contracts they considered secure
@spencerpratt You can talk about distinguishing yourself all you want, but if the response to kids near open encampments is basically a shrug, then the rest of the platform starts looking the same no matter who steals whose lines
@GuntherEagleman Bombardier relies on U.S. buyers while Ottawa excludes American banks, companies, and Gulfstream. Requiring local production for continued access is the minimum for real reciprocity. Anything less preserves the imbalance
@mattvanswol A year passed after the first tip while the five boys remained in the home. Only after a second tip alleged the rape of a five-year-old were both men charged. How often does this delay happen, and what does it cost children waiting for help?
@spencerpratt He wants to be treated like a serious political platform, as Charlie is, yet acts shocked when people call out his America-bashing and edgy talk of violence—the very things that make him the opposite. That contradiction is why the comparison falls flat
@WhaleInsider Almost a billion flowing into U.S. Bitcoin ETFs in a single week is hard to ignore. That kind of consistent interest through regulated products feels different from the earlier hype cycles. It makes me wonder how much of this sticks versus how much is just short-term positioning
@SecScottBessent@POTUS The 10x claim about construction jobs in factories and trading stands out most. If policies are truly driving such a gap from previous years, investment and supply-chain measures look less like slogans and more like a foundation for real wage pressure in those sectors
@GordonGekko This multi-year base already exceeds the previous ones combined, yet many are still waiting for a wipeout that may not happen the same way this time. The longer it holds, the more likely crash callers are to miss the real move
@WatcherGuru Safety matters, but it shouldn’t come at the expense of progress. AI’s future depends on responsible development and effective risk management—not on slowing innovation altogether
@LauraLoomer@Steph_benshimol@ZohranKMamdani@LoomerUnleashed The strength isn’t her yelling, but men backing down as she persisted. Comparing it to gas chambers is excessive and alienating, but the point remains: after all the antisemitism rhetoric, people shouldn’t quietly accept the visit