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One of the realest out there and one of the best people in the whole wide world 💚💚💚
Cheers to 100 more trips around the sun 🌞 we love you so so much Iv 💕💕
Have the best day and don't eat to much cake and ice cream 😋
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Salute mi familia 🥂🥂🥂
Good Morning, 𝕏-Family!
Level 38 unlocked today 🎂
Grateful for this life, every breath, every experience, and the love that’s been with me all along. Life is a privilege I never take for granted. Every word, encounter, and moment has shaped who I am today and I’m proud of that person.
To my 𝕏 family: thank you from the bottom of my heart for being part of my story, sharing your love, and making @IThinkItsArt feel like home.
So much still to discover, so many memories still to make. I’m grateful we get to share this journey and excited for what’s ahead.
Cheers to life & much love to all of you 🥂♥️
CAN SOMEONE EXPLAIN TO ME how these people are buying all these luxury items and the average American is barely staying afloat?
Median U.S. household income is $87,460. Median cash in checking and savings is about $8,200. The median existing home sells for $417,500. Roughly half of Americans say they’re living paycheck to paycheck, and a majority don’t have a three-month emergency fund.
Now look at what gets treated like normal purchases elsewhere.
An entry-level new Ferrari starts around $262,000–$280,000. That’s more than three full years of the median household’s entire pretax income. The average person would have to save every single dollar they earn after taxes for over three years just to buy the car—while somehow still covering rent, food, and everything else.
An 80-foot motor yacht runs $5 million to $7 million+ new. One of those boats costs more than the median American’s net worth several times over.
Even chartering one for a week costs $74,000–$85,000 before fuel, fees, and crew tip—nearly a full year of median household income for seven days on the water.
Luxury apartments are just as disconnected. In Manhattan the top tier of rentals averages over $17,000 a month, with plenty of units listed at $50,000–$100,000+.
In Miami and other coastal cities, penthouses regularly list from the mid-seven figures into the tens of millions. Meanwhile the typical household is stretching to cover a $2,000–$3,000 mortgage or rent payment on a regular place.
The numbers don’t touch. One group is buying cars that cost three years of salary, boats that cost decades of earnings, and apartments that rent for more than many people make in a year. The other is trying to keep the lights on with $8,200 in the bank. The gap isn’t subtle.
ARE YOU STUCK IN THE ENGAGEMENT ENDLESS CYCLE OF REPLYING?
HERE'S SOME HELP BELOW:
The @X algorithm is a moving target. And it’s moving every single day.
What worked yesterday can get buried today.
What gets suppressed this morning might explode tonight.
One day the feed rewards rapid-fire replies.
The next day it’s native video with strong retention.
Then it’s long-form threads that people actually finish.
Then it’s pure engagement velocity in the first 30–60 minutes.
Most people keep posting the same way and wonder why their reach died.
The ones who stay visible are the ones treating the algorithm like a live system — not a fixed set of rules.
How to actually keep up: 👇🏽
Check what’s performing right now in your niche before you post
Reply to every comment in the first hour (the algo watches this hard)
Engage with other accounts before you hit publish — warm the algorithm up
Test different formats daily instead of locking into one style
Watch your own analytics. The platform will tell you what it wants today if you pay attention
Consistency still matters.
But adaptability is what separates accounts that grow from the ones that slowly fade.
The algorithm isn’t against you.
It’s just not loyal to yesterday’s strategy.
What’s one thing you’ve changed in the last week because the algorithm shifted? Drop it below. 👇
DING DING DING 🔔
Today in NYC the $XRP Army shows up in a big way.
Evernorth ($XRPN) is ringing the Nasdaq Closing Bell to celebrate its public debut — while the final chapter of the @bearchampxrpl x Evernorth story (created by Chicago artist @JcRivera) premieres in Times Square.
And on the same day, Evernorth announced it’s putting its 473 million XRP treasury to work with inaugural institutional partners: Ripple, Kraken, Coinbase, and BitGo.
Not just holding. Deploying. Generating. Growing XRP per share — starting Q4, with more on-chain XRPL activity planned as the ledger’s lending/credit markets mature.
The community that rolled with every punch for years is now standing ringside while one of the largest public XRP treasuries goes live on Nasdaq and the Bear Champ story hits the biggest stage in the world.
Roll with the punches. Then ring the bell.
Who’s watching from NYC today? 🐻🥊 #XRP #XRPN #BearChamp
The best work isn’t done alone.
Today, we’re announcing our inaugural institutional execution partners: @Ripple, @krakenfx, @coinbase and @BitGo.
Together, they provide a foundation to begin putting our 473 million XRP treasury to work in institutional strategies.
More on our partners and what comes next: tinyurl.com/4xcnpwkf
Not investment advice or an offer of securities. Contains forward-looking statements; actual results may differ materially. Risk factors: sec.gov/edgar/browse/?CIK=20…
