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Just released from the White House 30 minutes ago.
Markets to follow 👇👇👇

Arbitrum just froze 30k+ Ethereum in the KelpDAO exploit.
“As of April 20 11:26pm ET the funds have been successfully transferred to an intermediary frozen wallet.”
I’m not here to debate if this is right or wrong as it pertains the decentralization, but one thing is clear - everything can be frozen and stopped. It just depends on the number of people who agree or disagree to do a particular action.

The US government imposed $166 billion in tariffs using a 1977 emergency law.
Supreme Court said no, you overstepped.
Refunds start TODAY. 330,000 importers. 53 million shipments. $127 billion already out the door.
$166 billion re-entering the economy as my CASHAPP Bitcoin buys trigger (happens EVERY Monday).

Stripe just built their own blockchain for stablecoin payments.
Visa is a VALIDATOR on it. Stripe is charging 1.5% for stablecoin transfers and those same transfers cost $0.0002 on-chain.
TLDR - The biggest payments company on earth just adopted blockchain... and immediately figured out how to charge you like it's 1999.
This is EXACTLY the double-edged sword of institutional adoption I keep talking about.

I've said it before and I'll say it again - @Polymarket and @Kalshi are for losers. It's not just me telling you...

Another day, another rug pull $RAVE OR ethereum:0x17205fab260a7a6383a81452ce6315a39370db97
RaveDAO

Here’s my demographic: Dads with jokes.

Another day another hack. This is why clarity must pass. Large institutions are more afraid of losing ALL their clients money and getting sued as opposed to getting fat gains. Kelp DAO exploited for $293 MILLION making it the biggest DeFi hack of 2026. Have a great weekend.

I….am….not shocked. My question is are we really negotiating with the people who are in control over there?

Markets pumping. That’s what’s hot.

Check the sender and you’ll see it’s a scam.
If you’re on a mailing list, it’s a scam.
If you don’t think it’s a scam, you’re wrong. It’s a scam.
Even when it looks legitimate, it’s a scam
Treat everything as a scam and you’ll be a much happier, wealthier person.
Pro tip - don’t click on any links. Don’t respond. Go to the source yourself and verify it.