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Downside of getting paid for engagement is everyone knows being negative gets more clicks.
Really dislike how negative X becomes when the markets turned bearish. Its so bad on here, it looses all the constructive and educational opportunities this platform provides. Absolutely useless being on here at this time.
I m choseing to disengage from it and enjoy my life, even though my portfolio is bloody red. Good luck everyone
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When they interview the farmers that voted for Trump 😂😂😂 @KarlousM
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Set a reminder for my upcoming Space! xitter.cf/i/spaces/1yJAPwVlPoMGb
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i'm giving away $1,000 $XRP.
like and retweet this tweet to enter.
must be following me to be eligible!
Well Done
Today, we announced that we've completed our business combination with Armada Acquisition Corp. II. On Monday, our common stock is expected to begin trading on Nasdaq under the ticker $XRPN. I wrote down what I think the next five years could look like: I believe finance is about to look a lot more like tech.
Full post: evernorth.xyz/blog-post-10-0…
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…
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YOU CAN'T MAKE THIS UP!
March 2nd, 2025. Donald Trump announces $XRP as part of his proposed US Crypto Strategic Reserve.
EXACTLY 589 DAYS LATER...
October 12th, 2026. COLUMBUS DAY.
The date Evernorth ($XRPN) is expected to debut on Nasdaq following its merger.
The merger partner? ARMADA Acquisition Corp. II.
Christopher Columbus sailed under the Spanish Crown, whose empire later launched the famous Spanish Armada.
NOW LOOK AT BEARABLEGUY123'S LEGENDARY SHIP RIDDLE.
Published over FIVE YEARS before the Evernorth–Armada deal was announced.
A Spanish-style sailing ship heading towards the horizon.
And the name written on the ship?
PERSEVERANCIA.
Literally the Spanish word for PERSEVERANCE!
One of the recurring themes throughout BG123's riddles.
589 DAYS. COLUMBUS DAY. ARMADA. XRP. NASDAQ.
COINCIDENCE?!
@NFAdotcrypto, I reckon you might uncover even more connections here!
I'M SO BULLISH.
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Lots of confidence from those sharing XRP FUD but I’ve never seen them post an XRP Short in profit.
Not once.
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Spelman College made history by naming 7 valedictorians, known as "The Spelman Seven" who all graduated with a perfect 4.0 GPA! 👏🏾
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This women explains you’re not stuck, you’re overdue for most important meeting of your life.