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This painting was auctioned for $21 million. I think it’s time to quit the market and start learning how to paint 🙏

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Recently, CZ has been very active in engaging with the meme community — especially with low-cap memes like $4, $Giggle, Mooncake, $Czstatue, and a series of China-themed memes. Whether intentional or not, this has created a wave of unexpected millionaires. My prediction: in the next 1–2 days, there’ll likely be a $Halloween meme on BNB, similar to the Mid-Autumn one earlier this month that pumped to $7.7M. Got your play ready yet??? Drop your CA 👇 #Bnb #giggle #mooncake #hallowmemecoin

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I get your point, but empathy isn’t the problem — it’s how people exploit it that is. We need balance, not less empathy. #ElonMusk.

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⭐After news broke that the U.S. and China had reached preliminary agreements in their trade negotiations, the market turned completely green — but who knows if things are really stable yet, or if in a few days Donald Trump will “flip the car” again just to profit from some Long–Short moves??? After two days of talks, China has purchased a large quantity of soybeans from the U.S. More importantly, both sides signed a document agreeing to lift the 100% tariff imposed by the U.S., which was set to take effect on November 1st. Trump has been hitting countries with tariffs quite aggressively this time. I wonder if he’ll go after Russia next, or slap new tariffs on another major economy. Ever since Trump took office, the market has been in shambles — USDT keeps climbing, and traders just keep getting caught at the top…

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🇺🇸🇨🇦 PRESIDENT TRUMP IMPOSES 10% TARIFF ON CANADIAN GOODS OVER “MISLEADING” AD USING RONALD REAGAN’S VOICE 🔹 President Donald Trump announced an additional 10% tariff on imports from Canada in retaliation for what he called a misleading television commercial featuring the voice of former President Ronald Reagan criticizing tariffs. 🔹 Trump accused the Ontario government of deliberately delaying the removal of the ad until after the first two games of the World Series, calling it a “dirty trick.” 🔹 The ad, released and broadcast in the U.S. by Ontario Premier Doug Ford, used an edited version of Reagan’s 1987 speech to emphasize an anti-tariff message. The Ronald Reagan Foundation condemned the ad, saying the audio was altered and used without authorization. 🔹 President Trump called the ad a “fraud” and claimed Canada was trying to illegally influence the U.S. Supreme Court, which is set to review a case concerning Trump’s authority to impose tariffs on multiple countries without congressional approval. 🔹 Ontario later announced that the ad would be pulled on Monday, but Trump remained furious because it continued to air during the first two World Series games — featuring the Toronto Blue Jays (Ford’s hometown team) against the Los Angeles Dodgers.

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