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#world 🤯💸We spend hours watching vlogs, dramas, matches, leaked videos, memes, news, politics, and endless family gossip.
We are obsessed with entertainment, scandals, sexual content, street crime stories, fake promises, and abusing our favorite politicians online. But at the end of the day, we complain about being poor, jobless, and left behind.
Think about it.
Before blaming the system, change yourself first.
Instead of wasting time, focus on learning real skills. Share free knowledge. Promote quality digital education. Stop selling false dreams to poor people just to make quick money.
If every individual works hard on their own growth, we can transform our future. InshAllah, we can become one of the strongest economies — but it starts with personal responsibility.
Our religion also teaches us to be strong, capable, and powerful — not for arrogance, but to serve humanity and establish justice in society.
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We are obsessed with entertainment, scandals, sexual content, street crime stories, fake promises, and abusing our favorite politicians online. But at the end of the day, we complain about being poor, jobless, and left behind.
Think about it.
Before blaming the system, change yourself first.
Instead of wasting time, focus on learning real skills. Share free knowledge. Promote quality digital education. Stop selling false dreams to poor people just to make quick money.
If every individual works hard on their own growth, we can transform our future. InshAllah, we can become one of the strongest economies — but it starts with personal responsibility.
Our religion also teaches us to be strong, capable, and powerful — not for arrogance, but to serve humanity and establish justice in society.
$BTC $
$ETH $
#OpenClawFounderJoinsOpenAI #china #usa #StrategyBTCPurchase
🚨 Intentional homicides per 100,000 people, annual.
🇲🇽 Mexico: 28
🇨🇴 Colombia: 27
🇧🇷 Brazil: 22
🇺🇸 US: 7
🇦🇷 Argentina: 5
🇨🇱 Chile: 4
🇨🇦 Canada: 2
(World Bank)
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🇲🇽 Mexico: 28
🇨🇴 Colombia: 27
🇧🇷 Brazil: 22
🇺🇸 US: 7
🇦🇷 Argentina: 5
🇨🇱 Chile: 4
🇨🇦 Canada: 2
(World Bank)
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Investors reluctant to ‘buy the dip’ after AI scares
#investors ip in a volatile sell-off of perceived #AI losers”, choosing instead to stand on the sidelines until the full scale of the economic disruption becomes clearer.
The launch of a number of new AI tools in recent days has threatened to disrupt traditional business models in sectors including trucking, real estate, wealth management and advertising, with violent share price moves highlighting a market wracked with nerves about what comes next.
Despite companies rushing to reassure investors that AI will enhance their business and that plunging share prices are an overreaction, many portfolio managers are resisting the temptation to buy the dips that emerge.
“The world is changing very, very quickly . . . we wouldn’t have the conviction to try and bottom-fish,” s
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Investors reluctant to ‘buy the dip’ after AI scares
Sectors including wealth management and trucking have been hit with sudden share price declines
Some of the biggest software stocks have sold off significantly in recent weeks Michael Nagle/Bloomberg
Investors reluctant to ‘buy the dip’ after AI scares on #X (opens in a new window)
Investors reluctant to ‘buy the dip’ after AI scares on facebook (opens in a new window)
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Emily Herbert in London
PublishedFEB 16 2026
Investors are shying away from buying the dip in a volatile sell-off of perceived “AI losers”, choosing instead to stand on the sidelines until the full scale of the #Economic disruption becomes clearer.
The launch of a number of new AI tools in recent days has threatened to disrupt traditional business models in sectors including trucking, real estate, wealth management and advertising, with violent share price moves highlighting a market wracked with nerves about what comes next.
Despite companies rushing to reassure investors that AI will enhance their business and that plunging share prices are an overreaction, many portfolio managers are resisting the temptation to buy the dips that emerge.
“The #world is changing very, very quickly . . . we wouldn’t have the conviction to try and bottom-fish,” said Robert Schramm-Fuchs, portfolio manager at Janus Henderson.
“The AI models today are substantially more powerful than the ones from six or 12 months ago. What seems protected as a business model today might not be [in the future],” Schramm-Fuchs added. “It makes it even harder to buy the dip.”
The Nasdaq Composite gave up 2.1 per cent this week and the broader S&P 500 shed 1.4 per cent. But the relatively measured index-level declines mask far more violent moves beneath the surface, with trucking giant CH Robinson falling 12 per cent and investment firm Charles Schwab down 11 per cent. Commercial real estate firm CBRE dropped 16 per cent and insurance broker Gallagher declined 13 per cent this week.
While billions of dollars were wiped from market caps, newly slashed valuations and share prices have largely failed to recover in subsequent sessions.
“Hesitation” had characterised markets this week, said Valérie Noël, head of trading at Syz Bank. “There’s been very little willingness to defend sharp moves the way you’d normally expect,” she said, and the market was “prioritising uncertainty management over dip-buying”.
While some of the biggest software stocks have sold off significantly in recent weeks, most investors are so far continuing to sell the sector rather than choosing to buy the dip, according to custodial markets data from State Street, which the firm uses to provide a snapshot of investor appetite.
“We see no sign of institutional investors trying to buy the dip in the [software] sector,” said Marija Veitmane, head of equities strategy at State Street, adding that money was instead going to the hardware end of the tech sector.
Goldman Sachs last week launched a new pair trade combining long positions on software “that AI cannot realistically displace because they require physical execution, regulatory entrenchment . . . or human accountability” with short bets against “software-tilted workflows that AI could increasingly automate or rebuild internally”.
“We expect [the former] to recover from the recent software sell-off while [the latter] lags behind,” the bank’s equity strategists said in a note on Thursday.
The logistics sector plunged in erratic trading on Thursday, when an announcement by a little-known $3mn karaoke-turned-freight company in Florida triggered one of the worst ever sell-offs for the trucking sector, wiping billions of dollars from the value of some of the industry’s most established names.
The tiny company at the heart of that sell-off — once the Singing Machine Co, now Algorhythm Holdings — released a white paper on Thursday that said its AI platform could scale freight volumes by up to 400 per cent without a corresponding increase in headcount.
The note ignited fears that new technology would destroy the market value of some of the industry’s leaders, sending logistics companies CH Robinson and Landstar both down by about 15 per cent in a single day.
Wealth management giants suffered similar moves earlier in the week, when AI tax planning firm Altruist released a suite of tools — sending FTSE 100 wealth manager St James’s Place 13 per cent lower — with insurance names similarly hit by a model from AI start-up Insurify.
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For some fund managers, however, the size of the stock falls looks like an overreaction.
“There is a lot of irrationality in markets at the moment,” said Alex Wright, a portfolio manager at Fidelity International. Wright said he had picked up some bargains in the recent sell-off because “a lot of stocks are not being priced appropriately”.
But others remain reluctant to jump back in.
“I think the [software] sell-off is totally logical,” said Charles Lemonides, the founder of hedge fund ValueWorks. “Valuations were absurd coming into this. Companies that were trading at 50 times earnings have come down to 30 times earnings because they will be hit by some AI disruption.”
Dan Hanbury, a portfolio manager at fund firm Ninety One, said that a lot of “great companies” had been swept up in the recent sell-offs.
“[But] I think the disruption is real, and you have to be very careful,” he added. “AI is going to get a lot more powerful — how can I guarantee that the moats around these companies are still going to be here? I’m not trying to trade that bounce.”
The launch of a number of new AI tools in recent days has threatened to disrupt traditional business models in sectors including trucking, real estate, wealth management and advertising, with violent share price moves highlighting a market wracked with nerves about what comes next.
Despite companies rushing to reassure investors that AI will enhance their business and that plunging share prices are an overreaction, many portfolio managers are resisting the temptation to buy the dips that emerge.
“The world is changing very, very quickly . . . we wouldn’t have the conviction to try and bottom-fish,” s
🔥
EquitiesAdd to myFT
Investors reluctant to ‘buy the dip’ after AI scares
Sectors including wealth management and trucking have been hit with sudden share price declines
Some of the biggest software stocks have sold off significantly in recent weeks Michael Nagle/Bloomberg
Investors reluctant to ‘buy the dip’ after AI scares on #X (opens in a new window)
Investors reluctant to ‘buy the dip’ after AI scares on facebook (opens in a new window)
Investors reluctant to ‘buy the dip’ after AI scares on linkedin (opens in a new window)
Investors reluctant to ‘buy the dip’ after AI scares on whatsapp (opens in a new window)
Save
Emily Herbert in London
PublishedFEB 16 2026
Investors are shying away from buying the dip in a volatile sell-off of perceived “AI losers”, choosing instead to stand on the sidelines until the full scale of the #Economic disruption becomes clearer.
The launch of a number of new AI tools in recent days has threatened to disrupt traditional business models in sectors including trucking, real estate, wealth management and advertising, with violent share price moves highlighting a market wracked with nerves about what comes next.
Despite companies rushing to reassure investors that AI will enhance their business and that plunging share prices are an overreaction, many portfolio managers are resisting the temptation to buy the dips that emerge.
“The #world is changing very, very quickly . . . we wouldn’t have the conviction to try and bottom-fish,” said Robert Schramm-Fuchs, portfolio manager at Janus Henderson.
“The AI models today are substantially more powerful than the ones from six or 12 months ago. What seems protected as a business model today might not be [in the future],” Schramm-Fuchs added. “It makes it even harder to buy the dip.”
The Nasdaq Composite gave up 2.1 per cent this week and the broader S&P 500 shed 1.4 per cent. But the relatively measured index-level declines mask far more violent moves beneath the surface, with trucking giant CH Robinson falling 12 per cent and investment firm Charles Schwab down 11 per cent. Commercial real estate firm CBRE dropped 16 per cent and insurance broker Gallagher declined 13 per cent this week.
While billions of dollars were wiped from market caps, newly slashed valuations and share prices have largely failed to recover in subsequent sessions.
“Hesitation” had characterised markets this week, said Valérie Noël, head of trading at Syz Bank. “There’s been very little willingness to defend sharp moves the way you’d normally expect,” she said, and the market was “prioritising uncertainty management over dip-buying”.
While some of the biggest software stocks have sold off significantly in recent weeks, most investors are so far continuing to sell the sector rather than choosing to buy the dip, according to custodial markets data from State Street, which the firm uses to provide a snapshot of investor appetite.
“We see no sign of institutional investors trying to buy the dip in the [software] sector,” said Marija Veitmane, head of equities strategy at State Street, adding that money was instead going to the hardware end of the tech sector.
Goldman Sachs last week launched a new pair trade combining long positions on software “that AI cannot realistically displace because they require physical execution, regulatory entrenchment . . . or human accountability” with short bets against “software-tilted workflows that AI could increasingly automate or rebuild internally”.
“We expect [the former] to recover from the recent software sell-off while [the latter] lags behind,” the bank’s equity strategists said in a note on Thursday.
The logistics sector plunged in erratic trading on Thursday, when an announcement by a little-known $3mn karaoke-turned-freight company in Florida triggered one of the worst ever sell-offs for the trucking sector, wiping billions of dollars from the value of some of the industry’s most established names.
The tiny company at the heart of that sell-off — once the Singing Machine Co, now Algorhythm Holdings — released a white paper on Thursday that said its AI platform could scale freight volumes by up to 400 per cent without a corresponding increase in headcount.
The note ignited fears that new technology would destroy the market value of some of the industry’s leaders, sending logistics companies CH Robinson and Landstar both down by about 15 per cent in a single day.
Wealth management giants suffered similar moves earlier in the week, when AI tax planning firm Altruist released a suite of tools — sending FTSE 100 wealth manager St James’s Place 13 per cent lower — with insurance names similarly hit by a model from AI start-up Insurify.
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For some fund managers, however, the size of the stock falls looks like an overreaction.
“There is a lot of irrationality in markets at the moment,” said Alex Wright, a portfolio manager at Fidelity International. Wright said he had picked up some bargains in the recent sell-off because “a lot of stocks are not being priced appropriately”.
But others remain reluctant to jump back in.
“I think the [software] sell-off is totally logical,” said Charles Lemonides, the founder of hedge fund ValueWorks. “Valuations were absurd coming into this. Companies that were trading at 50 times earnings have come down to 30 times earnings because they will be hit by some AI disruption.”
Dan Hanbury, a portfolio manager at fund firm Ninety One, said that a lot of “great companies” had been swept up in the recent sell-offs.
“[But] I think the disruption is real, and you have to be very careful,” he added. “AI is going to get a lot more powerful — how can I guarantee that the moats around these companies are still going to be here? I’m not trying to trade that bounce.”
🌎⚡ GLOBAL UNCERTAINTY REACHES RECORD LEVELS: THE WORLD IS MORE UNSTABLE THAN EVER ⚡🌎
The Global Uncertainty Index has recently reached its highest value in the last thirty years, surpassing even the levels recorded during the Iraq war, the financial crisis of 2008, the eurozone crisis, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the trade war between the United States and China.
Never before have we lived in an era of profound instability.
Geopolitical tensions, persistent inflation, rising public debt, and technological transitions are reshaping global economic balances.
Markets fluctuate between fear and hope, while governments and central banks struggle to control variables that are now outside traditional frameworks.
In this scenario, investors are seeking alternative tools to preserve value and autonomy.
Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies emerge as a possible response to this uncertainty: they are decentralized, not subject to the monetary policies of governments, and represent a form of digital “sound money” capable of preserving value in contexts of currency instability and systemic distrust.
In a world dominated by unpredictability, holding a portion of one’s capital in alternative assets like Bitcoin may not only be a strategic choice but a form of financial freedom.
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The Global Uncertainty Index has recently reached its highest value in the last thirty years, surpassing even the levels recorded during the Iraq war, the financial crisis of 2008, the eurozone crisis, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the trade war between the United States and China.
Never before have we lived in an era of profound instability.
Geopolitical tensions, persistent inflation, rising public debt, and technological transitions are reshaping global economic balances.
Markets fluctuate between fear and hope, while governments and central banks struggle to control variables that are now outside traditional frameworks.
In this scenario, investors are seeking alternative tools to preserve value and autonomy.
Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies emerge as a possible response to this uncertainty: they are decentralized, not subject to the monetary policies of governments, and represent a form of digital “sound money” capable of preserving value in contexts of currency instability and systemic distrust.
In a world dominated by unpredictability, holding a portion of one’s capital in alternative assets like Bitcoin may not only be a strategic choice but a form of financial freedom.
#breakingnews #world #bitcoin #Freedom $BTC $ETH $XRP
The World Feels Different This Time And The Numbers Prove It
Sometimes you just feel something is not normal. Prices move fast. News changes every hour. Markets react to one tweet. Governments argue. Wars continue. Elections create tension. And even if your daily life looks same on the outside you can feel pressure in the air.
This is not just emotion.
The Global Uncertainty Index has reached its highest level in decades. Higher than Iraq war. Higher than 2008 financial crisis. Higher than Eurozone crisis. Higher than Covid. Higher than trade war period.
This is serious.
When I first saw this chart I had to look twice. Because the spike is not small. It is not slightly higher. It is exploding compared to past events.
In 2008 we had a financial collapse. Banks were failing. Markets crashed. Fear was everywhere. Even then the index did not spike like this.
In 2020 during Covid the whole world stopped. Flights cancelled. Cities locked. Businesses closed. That was historic panic. Still this level today is even higher.
So what is happening now?
We are facing multiple pressures at the same time. Geopolitical tensions are rising. Middle East instability. Ongoing war situations. Trade restrictions returning. Political division in big economies. Debt levels are huge. Inflation still not fully solved. Central banks stuck between growth and price stability.
It is not one crisis It is many small fires burning together.
Social media is also amplifying fear. Every headline spreads faster than ever. One rumor moves markets. One policy comment shakes billions in value. Investors react emotionally more quickly than before.
And we are connected globally more than ever. If something happens in one country it spreads through markets within minutes.
What does high uncertainty usually mean for markets?
Normally when uncertainty rises investors move to safety. They buy gold. They hold cash. They reduce risk. Stocks become volatile. Crypto becomes very sensitive. Sudden pumps. Sudden dumps.
But here is something interesting Uncertainty does not always mean collapse Sometimes it means transition.
Big shifts in the world economy create fear first. Then new systems emerge. After crisis 2008 came stronger banking regulation. After Covid came digital acceleration. Remote work. Online payments. Crypto adoption.
So maybe this moment is also a turning point.
Look at the pattern carefully. After every major spike uncertainty eventually falls. But before it falls the world adjusts. Policies change. Leaders change. Market structure changes.
We might be living inside one of those adjustment phases right now.
As an investor this kind of data forces you to think differently. This is not the time for blind leverage. Not the time for emotional trading. Not the time to follow hype without understanding risk.
It is the time to study macro. Watch liquidity. Track central bank actions. Follow bond yields. Understand why markets move not just how they move.
High uncertainty creates two types of people.
First type freezes. They panic. They avoid decisions completely.
Second type prepares. They reduce risk smartly. They keep some dry powder. They wait for opportunity.
Because here is the truth.
Every big wealth cycle in history was born from uncertainty. Those who positioned correctly during chaos often benefited when stability returned.
Right now we are officially living in the most uncertain period in the last thirty years according to this index.
But uncertainty is not destiny It is environment.
And in difficult environments strong strategies survive.
So ask yourself honestly.
Are you reacting emotionally to headlines
Or are you preparing calmly for the next phase
Because when uncertainty eventually cools down and it always does the next major trend will already be moving.
And only those who stayed focused will catch it.
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#crisis #world #CZAMAonBinanceSquare #iran #2008Crisis
This is not just emotion.
The Global Uncertainty Index has reached its highest level in decades. Higher than Iraq war. Higher than 2008 financial crisis. Higher than Eurozone crisis. Higher than Covid. Higher than trade war period.
This is serious.
When I first saw this chart I had to look twice. Because the spike is not small. It is not slightly higher. It is exploding compared to past events.
In 2008 we had a financial collapse. Banks were failing. Markets crashed. Fear was everywhere. Even then the index did not spike like this.
In 2020 during Covid the whole world stopped. Flights cancelled. Cities locked. Businesses closed. That was historic panic. Still this level today is even higher.
So what is happening now?
We are facing multiple pressures at the same time. Geopolitical tensions are rising. Middle East instability. Ongoing war situations. Trade restrictions returning. Political division in big economies. Debt levels are huge. Inflation still not fully solved. Central banks stuck between growth and price stability.
It is not one crisis It is many small fires burning together.
Social media is also amplifying fear. Every headline spreads faster than ever. One rumor moves markets. One policy comment shakes billions in value. Investors react emotionally more quickly than before.
And we are connected globally more than ever. If something happens in one country it spreads through markets within minutes.
What does high uncertainty usually mean for markets?
Normally when uncertainty rises investors move to safety. They buy gold. They hold cash. They reduce risk. Stocks become volatile. Crypto becomes very sensitive. Sudden pumps. Sudden dumps.
But here is something interesting Uncertainty does not always mean collapse Sometimes it means transition.
Big shifts in the world economy create fear first. Then new systems emerge. After crisis 2008 came stronger banking regulation. After Covid came digital acceleration. Remote work. Online payments. Crypto adoption.
So maybe this moment is also a turning point.
Look at the pattern carefully. After every major spike uncertainty eventually falls. But before it falls the world adjusts. Policies change. Leaders change. Market structure changes.
We might be living inside one of those adjustment phases right now.
As an investor this kind of data forces you to think differently. This is not the time for blind leverage. Not the time for emotional trading. Not the time to follow hype without understanding risk.
It is the time to study macro. Watch liquidity. Track central bank actions. Follow bond yields. Understand why markets move not just how they move.
High uncertainty creates two types of people.
First type freezes. They panic. They avoid decisions completely.
Second type prepares. They reduce risk smartly. They keep some dry powder. They wait for opportunity.
Because here is the truth.
Every big wealth cycle in history was born from uncertainty. Those who positioned correctly during chaos often benefited when stability returned.
Right now we are officially living in the most uncertain period in the last thirty years according to this index.
But uncertainty is not destiny It is environment.
And in difficult environments strong strategies survive.
So ask yourself honestly.
Are you reacting emotionally to headlines
Or are you preparing calmly for the next phase
Because when uncertainty eventually cools down and it always does the next major trend will already be moving.
And only those who stayed focused will catch it.
$BTC $ETH $BNB
#crisis #world #CZAMAonBinanceSquare #iran #2008Crisis
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🚨‼️The U.S. lost 108,000 jobs in January — the worst start since 2009. ⚠️
This isn’t just numbers on a report. Economic instability often triggers big swings in crypto, especially in high-volatility memecoins and small-cap projects.
Right now, here’s how some popular coins are reacting:
• $BREV : 0.1641 (+15.72%)
• $BANANAS31 : 0.004054 (+14.1%)
• $SIREN : 0.08216 (-13.04%)
Notice the volatility — some pumping, some dumping. That’s market sentiment in action. Traders are reacting to fear, greed, and uncertainty all at once.
📊 What to Watch brev is bouncing off support zones — buyers stepping in strong.
Bananas31 riding momentum from short-term speculation.
siren dipping — could be a low-risk entry for patient buyers if the market stabilizes.
💡 Takeaway:
Markets are high-alert. Expect turbulence. Big swings mean opportunities, but also risk. Watch support/resistance levels, manage your bags, and don’t chase hype.
#BitcoinGoogleSearchesSurge #CryptonNews #JPMorganSaysBTCOverGold #world
This isn’t just numbers on a report. Economic instability often triggers big swings in crypto, especially in high-volatility memecoins and small-cap projects.
Right now, here’s how some popular coins are reacting:
• $BREV : 0.1641 (+15.72%)
• $BANANAS31 : 0.004054 (+14.1%)
• $SIREN : 0.08216 (-13.04%)
Notice the volatility — some pumping, some dumping. That’s market sentiment in action. Traders are reacting to fear, greed, and uncertainty all at once.
📊 What to Watch brev is bouncing off support zones — buyers stepping in strong.
Bananas31 riding momentum from short-term speculation.
siren dipping — could be a low-risk entry for patient buyers if the market stabilizes.
💡 Takeaway:
Markets are high-alert. Expect turbulence. Big swings mean opportunities, but also risk. Watch support/resistance levels, manage your bags, and don’t chase hype.
#BitcoinGoogleSearchesSurge #CryptonNews #JPMorganSaysBTCOverGold #world
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Have you been closely following the recent developments related to World Coin?
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🌐How about we share opinions?🌐
#Opiniones #wld #world
🔥Token World (formerly worldcoin) rises more than 80% due to important announcement 👀
The project #world by Sam Altman, known for providing proofs of humanity around the world, has seen the price of its token increase by more than 80% in less than two days, amidst the announcement of the launch of a digital asset treasury.
On Monday, September 8, the publicly traded company listed on Nasdaq Eightco Holdings (OCTO), announced the launch of a digital asset issuance of #WLD through a private placement of $ 250 million dollars. Just hours before this announcement, the price of the WLD token had already begun to rise.
The price of the WLD token, like that of other #altcoins , started to rise from Saturday, September 6. Taking that day as a reference, the price of the WLD token was at
$ 0.93 dollars. After the announcement, the token skyrocketed and in the last hours the price of the token reached $ 2 dollars.
The WLD token is still far from the maximum price of $ 11.82 reached in March 2024. Do you think it will return to those price levels?
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The project #world by Sam Altman, known for providing proofs of humanity around the world, has seen the price of its token increase by more than 80% in less than two days, amidst the announcement of the launch of a digital asset treasury.
On Monday, September 8, the publicly traded company listed on Nasdaq Eightco Holdings (OCTO), announced the launch of a digital asset issuance of #WLD through a private placement of $ 250 million dollars. Just hours before this announcement, the price of the WLD token had already begun to rise.
The price of the WLD token, like that of other #altcoins , started to rise from Saturday, September 6. Taking that day as a reference, the price of the WLD token was at
$ 0.93 dollars. After the announcement, the token skyrocketed and in the last hours the price of the token reached $ 2 dollars.
The WLD token is still far from the maximum price of $ 11.82 reached in March 2024. Do you think it will return to those price levels?
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#Tokenization
#theENDgame
#cryptos
#world
#transition
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⚙️ Concept Breakdown — “The End Game of Tokenized Finance”
🧠 1️⃣ Tom Lee’s ETH at $12K:
📈 ETH becomes the yield-generating “internet bond” — smart contract layer for tokenized assets.
💎 Institutional inflows push ETH staking as a decentralized treasury base (like U.S. bonds but programmable).
🔗 ETH yield = the new “interest rate” for decentralized global liquidity.
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🪙 2️⃣ Michael Saylor’s BTC $21T Thesis:
🪨 BTC becomes the pristine collateral layer — like “digital gold.”
🏦 Every other asset (stocks, bonds, RE, treasuries) priced against BTC.
🔐 BTC staking or wrapping in institutional vaults (like BlackRock tokenization) → produces trust-backed synthetic yields.
🌍 A new hard asset class that can be lent, staked, or fractionalized without inflation.
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🧬 3️⃣ The Merge of Assets, Bonds, and DeFi:
🔁 Tokenization bridges everything: Treasuries, gold, carbon, real estate — all on-chain.
🧱 DeFi protocols replace “bond markets” with yield pools that earn from real assets instead of printed money.
🪶 No more thin-air money printing — only yield from proof-of-value assets.
💧 Liquidity becomes trust-based, not debt-based.
🪙 Stablecoins backed by global tokenized treasuries = final stage of global settlement layer.
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🔮 4️⃣ “The End of Fiat Era”
🏁 Once stablecoins are fully backed by global treasuries → no need for central bank issuance.
🔗 DeFi yield replaces interest rates.
🌕 Value generation = staked productivity + adoption trust.
🧊 The system becomes self-contained, transparent, and immutable — no more thin layers of hidden debt.
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🌐 In Simple Words:
> “When BTC becomes collateral, ETH becomes the engine, and tokenization becomes the system — we’ll finally have a world where money earns yield from value, not debt.”
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$ETH
$XRP
#theENDgame
#cryptos
#world
#transition
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⚙️ Concept Breakdown — “The End Game of Tokenized Finance”
🧠 1️⃣ Tom Lee’s ETH at $12K:
📈 ETH becomes the yield-generating “internet bond” — smart contract layer for tokenized assets.
💎 Institutional inflows push ETH staking as a decentralized treasury base (like U.S. bonds but programmable).
🔗 ETH yield = the new “interest rate” for decentralized global liquidity.
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🪙 2️⃣ Michael Saylor’s BTC $21T Thesis:
🪨 BTC becomes the pristine collateral layer — like “digital gold.”
🏦 Every other asset (stocks, bonds, RE, treasuries) priced against BTC.
🔐 BTC staking or wrapping in institutional vaults (like BlackRock tokenization) → produces trust-backed synthetic yields.
🌍 A new hard asset class that can be lent, staked, or fractionalized without inflation.
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🧬 3️⃣ The Merge of Assets, Bonds, and DeFi:
🔁 Tokenization bridges everything: Treasuries, gold, carbon, real estate — all on-chain.
🧱 DeFi protocols replace “bond markets” with yield pools that earn from real assets instead of printed money.
🪶 No more thin-air money printing — only yield from proof-of-value assets.
💧 Liquidity becomes trust-based, not debt-based.
🪙 Stablecoins backed by global tokenized treasuries = final stage of global settlement layer.
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🔮 4️⃣ “The End of Fiat Era”
🏁 Once stablecoins are fully backed by global treasuries → no need for central bank issuance.
🔗 DeFi yield replaces interest rates.
🌕 Value generation = staked productivity + adoption trust.
🧊 The system becomes self-contained, transparent, and immutable — no more thin layers of hidden debt.
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🌐 In Simple Words:
> “When BTC becomes collateral, ETH becomes the engine, and tokenization becomes the system — we’ll finally have a world where money earns yield from value, not debt.”
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#ElonMusk #ArtificialIntelligence #world #binance #Web3
The head of Meta's AI department criticized Elon Musk for conspiracy theories
Yann LeCun called Musk a “danger to society” and a peddler of “crazy conspiracy theories.”
The public conflict began on May 27, when a corporate representative ridiculed a businessman’s post about recruiting employees for the artificial intelligence startup xAI.
“Join xAI if you can stand a boss who claims to want “the most rigorous pursuit of truth” but spews crazy conspiracy theories on his own social platform.”
Musk then questioned LeCun's competence, asking what "science he's been doing for the last five years."
In response, the vice president of Meta said that he had published “more than 80 technical articles” since 2020, but the billionaire was not convinced. In another post, Musk hinted that his opponent doesn't have the smarts to run the company so he's "just following orders."
On June 2, LeCun published a long post entitled: “My opinion on Elon Musk.”
The developer began by saying that he owns two Tesla cars and respects other technologies from the companies of the richest man in the world:
“I also like his stance on open source and patents. But I completely disagree with him on a number of issues. I don't agree with the way he treats his research assistants."
Musk also created extra hype by promising real AI by 2025. He then accused the businessman of undermining democracy.
“Say what you want about “traditional media,” but you can't have reliable information without professional journalists working for a free and diverse press. Democracy cannot exist without it, which is why only authoritarian enemies of democracy criticize the media.”
LeCun believes Musk "has no qualms about spreading wild conspiracy theories as long as they serve his interests." For example, a businessman supported PizzaGate and argued that “illegal immigrants are undermining US elections.”
There has been no response to the post of criticism yet.
The head of Meta's AI department criticized Elon Musk for conspiracy theories
Yann LeCun called Musk a “danger to society” and a peddler of “crazy conspiracy theories.”
The public conflict began on May 27, when a corporate representative ridiculed a businessman’s post about recruiting employees for the artificial intelligence startup xAI.
“Join xAI if you can stand a boss who claims to want “the most rigorous pursuit of truth” but spews crazy conspiracy theories on his own social platform.”
Musk then questioned LeCun's competence, asking what "science he's been doing for the last five years."
In response, the vice president of Meta said that he had published “more than 80 technical articles” since 2020, but the billionaire was not convinced. In another post, Musk hinted that his opponent doesn't have the smarts to run the company so he's "just following orders."
On June 2, LeCun published a long post entitled: “My opinion on Elon Musk.”
The developer began by saying that he owns two Tesla cars and respects other technologies from the companies of the richest man in the world:
“I also like his stance on open source and patents. But I completely disagree with him on a number of issues. I don't agree with the way he treats his research assistants."
Musk also created extra hype by promising real AI by 2025. He then accused the businessman of undermining democracy.
“Say what you want about “traditional media,” but you can't have reliable information without professional journalists working for a free and diverse press. Democracy cannot exist without it, which is why only authoritarian enemies of democracy criticize the media.”
LeCun believes Musk "has no qualms about spreading wild conspiracy theories as long as they serve his interests." For example, a businessman supported PizzaGate and argued that “illegal immigrants are undermining US elections.”
There has been no response to the post of criticism yet.
🔸️ My best memories with #binance are many, First, the remarkable #binancesupermeetup It was a special event and marked the true beginning of my journey in the world of trading and cryptocurrencies, then the learning experiences at Binance Academy, and My best memory is the #Binance200M , I still have so much more to say, For all of this, thank you 🙏 Binance 🧡 We are proud to be part of this and grateful for the continuous support.
#BinanceTurns7
I was introduced to the world of crypto through Binance, It stands out in every aspect the quality of the platform and services, the number of users, its educational and awareness roles, and the numerous Distinctive gifts, real competitions, and valuable prizes.
In short, Binance is highly beneficial to people in the #world .
On its 7YA , I wish Binance continued growth, development, sustainability, and innovation 🚀
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#BinanceTurns7
I was introduced to the world of crypto through Binance, It stands out in every aspect the quality of the platform and services, the number of users, its educational and awareness roles, and the numerous Distinctive gifts, real competitions, and valuable prizes.
In short, Binance is highly beneficial to people in the #world .
On its 7YA , I wish Binance continued growth, development, sustainability, and innovation 🚀
$BNB
Attention all World Coin followers!
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Have you been closely following the recent developments related to World Coin?
🌐How about we share opinions?🌐
#Opiniones #WLD #world
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Have you been closely following the recent developments related to World Coin?
🌐How about we share opinions?🌐
#Opiniones #WLD #world
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