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โJustโ is a load bearing term for most peopleโs politics.
Things donโt change without action, usually requiring the threat of force at a minimum.
Feeling bullish in my bones.
It might be all smoke and mirrors but think we bounce up to 85-87k on BTC in short order here.
โJustโ is a load bearing term for most peopleโs politics.
Things donโt change without action, usually requiring the threat of force at a minimum.
โJustโ do this and itโs so easy, if they โjustโ did that, we wouldnโt have this problem.
Brother if people arenโt โjustโ doing the thing, you whining on twitter dot com is not going to move the needle.
If you think BTC magically goes to 6 figures during a stock market correction you are beyond fucked and you should probably focus on income producing activities.
Iโm thinking the meltup scenario is less than 10% now, at least in the short term.
What the fuck are we even doing here man?
One of the best pieces of tech I've seen on Solana in a while is getting almost no attention.
These guys built an onchain hot potato game, but instead of passing a potato, you're passing a bomb ๐ฃ
It's actually pretty simple.
You pay 0.05 SOL to take the bomb. Every time someone takes it from you, the price increases by 2% and the 2 minute timer resets.
Here's the catch. The bomb can explode at any second, and the longer nobody takes it, the higher the chance it blows.
Whoever is holding it when it explodes wins 75% of the entire pot. The remaining 25% goes into the next round.
Every 25th round on average is a GRAND SLAM, where a jackpot funded by $BOOM trading fees gets added to the pot.
Every time someone takes the bomb, 94% goes into the pot, 5% buys and burns $BOOM, and 1% goes to the team.
And if nobody takes the bomb from you, you get your SOL back plus a bonus.
The craziest part is that everything happens onchain. Every move, every explosion and every payout is verifiable on Solana.
No bots sniping the last second, no team holding the prize money, no trusting anyone to pay you.
Just a bomb, a growing pot and people trying to be the last one holding it.
Pretty wild that something like this is flying under the radar.
Gonna be a LOT of money in vulturemaxxing
Met a guy at a casino in Biloxi who gets a text every time a restaurant in his city goes out of business
Thought he was a repo man. He opened his banking app and showed me $612,000 in deposits since January
He buys dead restaurants
When a restaurant closes, the landlord wants the space empty and the owner wants cash this week. Everything inside goes to an online auction that's over in 5 to 7 days. Mixers, ovens, walk-in coolers, ice machines, the whole bar
Somebody opens a new restaurant every week and pays full price for all of it
Last month, off his phone:
Hobart 60 quart mixer: bought for $1,900, sold to a pizzeria for $7,800
True 2 door fridge: bought for $450, sold for $1,900
Walk-in cooler he took apart himself: bought for $1,200, sold for $8,500 installed
12 foot exhaust hood: bought for $300, sold for $4,000
Hoshizaki ice machine: bought for $700, sold for $2,600
An entire bar, 14 stools and the neon: bought for $2,100, sold to a dentist building a basement bar for $9,400
$6,650 in. $34,200 out
"why is it that cheap"
Payment is due in 24 to 48 hours. Everything has to be out of the building in about 3 days. You bring your own truck and your own guys, and the hood and the walk-in have to be cut out of the wall
Most of the other bidders own one restaurant and want one fryer. He takes the whole room
How he finds them:
- auction sites that only do restaurant closings. search "restaurant equipment auction" and your city
- commercial landlords and the brokers who lease restaurant space
- health department closure lists, which are public
Who buys:
- new restaurants and food trucks
- churches, VFW halls, school kitchens
- guys building a bar in the basement
- he texts photos to a list of 60 local owners before anything hits Marketplace
The money part. He pays Wednesday and sells over the next 30 to 60 days, so there's always $50,000 to $70,000 of ovens sitting in his warehouse. Every auction goes on 0% business cards and gets paid off as the pieces sell. He hasn't paid a dollar of interest in 3 years
What he started with: a used box truck with a liftgate, a warehouse deposit, a pallet jack and his first three auctions. About $45,000, all of it on the cards
He told me the worst day of somebody's life is his best Monday. Then he ordered another drink lmfaooo
(we get 700+ score business owners 100K-250K in 0% business credit. what you buy with it is your move. link in bio)
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If you donโt know what to do, try sitting some place cozy and doing nothing, absolutely nothing but resting until an authentic desire to do something appears in your gut.
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Every bounce is a golden opportunity to sell all your bags and buy fuel and antibiotics
Growing a social media presence may be the only real life raft left.
In an age of abundance, your network is the only meaningful distinction.
Less leverage more patience.
First trade is long ETH with a stop at 2400 betting on a higher low being in yesterday with all the panic.
Will add with profits above 2550 aiming at new local highs into the end of the month.
My wife liked Digger a lot, thought it was hilarious but she doesnโt like it to the depth I did and Iโm reminded Iโll always be alone.













