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The lengths us parents will go for our children knows no bounds.
A 5-year-old girl plunged 49 feet from a moving cruise ship into the open ocean. Her father heard his wife screaming and raced toward the railing, only to discover that their daughter was gone.
It happened aboard the Disney Dream near the Bahamas, where a family vacation took a terrifying turn when the little girl fell from the ship’s fourth deck.
When her father realized what had happened, he jumped overboard after her, plunging nearly 50 feet into the ocean. But when he surfaced, he couldn’t see his daughter anywhere.
He began desperately calling out for her, searching the water until he finally heard her calling back. He swam toward her and managed to reach her, but they were still stranded in the open ocean as the massive cruise ship began turning around.
For roughly 20 minutes, he kept his little girl afloat, holding her above the water until a rescue boat finally reached them and brought them back to safety.
Both survived, although the father suffered two fractures in his spine from the fall.
It takes an incredible amount of courage to jump nearly 50 feet into the open ocean, not knowing what awaits you below. But this father didn’t hesitate to put his own life on the line for his little girl. Thank God they both made it home.
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I think Yaxel Lendebrog of the Warriors messed up big time.
I 100% respect tough players and calling out floppers. Especially if their play can back up their talk.
Imho Luka Doncic needs to make a decision for himself and stick to it to not complain and let his play do the talking at all times.
However, Yaxel is a rookie.
And rookies who start feuds with global superstars who are beloved on their first day on the job don’t usually last long in the NBA. Plenty of examples with Veterans as well.
If Yaxel is not careful from here on out, he will unfortunately have a short career.
Because every player will target him.
And every GM will pass on him.
Unless he plays absolutely like a crazy animal that nobody is willing to pass on.
But why put yourself in a position where now you have to be incredible just to stay in the league?
So in my opinion, he’s gotta watch how he conducts himself from here on out and keep himself on a short leash.
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Too many Warriors fans crashing out over this post and proving they don’t even read more than the first line lol
Bro, in-game, go all out. But to a limit where it doesn’t hurt your team. Don’t be an emotional distraction and a headache off of it.
Or you lose your job.
Simple.
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Eli Braver retweeted
“Robinhood Chain is dead” is the dumbest take on CT.
Trading is down 42%, but deposits just hit an all-time high: $1.06B.
I looked at what happened to Solana, ETH and Base. History doesn’t repeat, but it rhymes
Also added some projects I’m bullish on 👇
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I honestly do not understand this behavior during the American national anthem by @KingJames.
A lot of people watched this, and a lot of people look up to LBJ, as such a lot of people are very disappointed.
Of course, those who root for the end of America are probably cheering him on in this moment. Not exactly the kind of company you want to support you.
He is a Christian American. Born and raised. Enjoys all the freedoms of this country and all of the privileges of this country that allowed him to get to where he is.
How can you act disrespectfully like this? On primetime national TV?
I know I am judging here without knowing really what’s going on through his mind, i apologize for that, and I try really hard to judge favorably of all people, though this is either an intentional disrespect, or an accidental disrespect, either way it should not have happened because the influence and damage it causes is undeniable.
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First crypto project in a long while that I feel is a “buy and forget”
Similar fundamental strength, strong team, strong community, and early vibes of early Kaspa, early Tao, early Qubic.
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He is right and i agree tokens a day is a vanity metric bcs cheap tokens look huge and are worth nothing so we should track revenue.
But revenue is a late metric and if you are early and you spot the potential there is no revenue to track yet. So you look at the tokens but not how many you look at how they are made, whether every one carries a proof, and what the plan is for the market where they will be sold. In my case that market has a name, inferenceFi, and I follow those steps first bcs at some point revenue will come and i will enjoy being early.
Inference is not a crypto narrative it is the future commodity market where every datacenter, AI company and miner will want the best conditions to sell what they produce. If you are in an inference play that should be the whole point bcs it was never about some fancy ideas with worthless tokens it is about place where inference gets sold and how it gets sold.
That market has three problems and a founder with a Goldman background put them in three lines this week. You cannot check what you get you cannot store it and the market prices the rig, not the oil. Fix those three and inference trades like a commodity but if you leave them it stays a cloud subscription.
So who do you bet on ? A cryptography guy with a clever idea hoping the real world picks it up or a guy from the top of the trading world who knows exactly how a market is built. Btw a guy that runs a desk can always hire the best cryptographers because he knows what he needs to make a market. The cryptographer can rarely hire a trading desk because he does not even know what to ask for. Most important a guy who runs a desk does not see a crypto project he sees a business for the next ten years.
The DRW founder said it this week.(i am allways coming to this tweet bcs it is big one ). Compute will trade like oil with futures, spreads and hedging. That tweet opened a door and I am watching it close.
Your network is your net worth. People who know real markets find each other so you need to look at who builds settlement, price fixings and hedges on chain while everyone else counts tokens.
That is the difference between a crypto project and a business. Crypto projects count tokens but Businesses build the market where the tokens get a price.
So yes, track revenue. And before that pls track who is building the place the revenue will come through.
Rabbithole is still open but dunno if for so long.
Dont let tradfi frontrun you anon ❤️
$TSC
nitter.siddz.com/enrico_otta/status/211…
Tokens a day is not the right metric to track, serving a bunch of cheap model tokens can easily inflate the numbers
Track revenue, not tokens
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What’s latest list of reasons for the stocks and crypto market taking a dump today?
Stocks
• Middle East escalation → oil surge: Fresh Houthi attacks hit a Saudi Aramco oil field (Shaybah) and Dammam airport (fatalities reported). Aramco ordered HQ staff to evacuate/work remotely; US ordered some diplomats and families out of Saudi Arabia. Reports of potential US-Israel renewed strikes on Iran added fuel. Brent crude pushed toward/above $110–112 and WTI near $99–100, raising inflation fears and risk-off sentiment.
• AI spending doubts from earnings: Tesla cut 2026 capex guidance and noted battery constraints (shares fell despite an earnings beat). Meta’s heavy AI outlays (high Q3 capex, negative free cash flow, raised guidance, new non-voting shares) revived skepticism about returns on massive AI investment. Tech/semiconductor names led losses; Nasdaq underperformed.
• Broader risk-off: Weak Asian markets (China tech/equities under heavy pressure, nearing or entering bear territory), elevated French borrowing costs, and proximity of US midterms amplified the move. Flight to safety (Treasuries bid) accompanied the equity weakness.
Crypto
• Risk-off correlation + failed breakout: BTC reversed from the ~$84–85k area back below $82k as equities (especially tech) and Nasdaq futures sold off. Long liquidations accelerated the drop after the prior surge stalled. DeFi and alts generally underperformed BTC. Same oil/geopolitical and AI-skepticism drivers that hit equities spilled into crypto.
Bottom line: Geopolitical oil shock + AI-capex skepticism from Tesla/Meta earnings are the primary catalysts today, layered on already elevated risk-off conditions.
Answer courtesy of @grok
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