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$CLIPPY call of @BenBasedGambles just passed 100x! 🔎 View Call 🔬 View Details 🎯 Maestro
I found the dog related to it on gambles, check : https://t.iss.one/BenBasedGambles/4603
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im trying to find all, rover have a lot tickers but with ugly bubbles, looks like some one is trying control this one :
EptPcAMd8iS5RRojoCWQ1UYRQLvauk6TzmydDX4Pc7g7
EptPcAMd8iS5RRojoCWQ1UYRQLvauk6TzmydDX4Pc7g7
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I found the dog related to it on gambles, check : https://t.iss.one/BenBasedGambles/4603
If I’m right about this, because I saw the wallets buying supply, then it could only be someone trying to do a CTO. Anyway, if I’m right, this is going to moon a lot
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Weekly Recap
1) 🇺🇸 President Trump officially signs executive order opening the $12.5 trillion 401(k) retirement market to crypto investments.
2) SEC and Ripple $XRP officially end legal battle following joint dismissal of appeals.
3) President Trump officially signs executive order to stop banking discrimination against crypto, religion, and politics.
4) Canada loses 40,800 jobs in July, largest monthly decline since the COVID pandemic.
5) Harvard buys $116,666,260 worth of BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF.
6) Crypto Czar David Sacks says the executive orders President Trump signed this week will give 90 million Americans access to crypto.
7) 82% of S&P 500 companies beat quarterly earnings estimates, despite President Trump's tariffs.
8) SEC declares crypto liquid staking activities are not considered securities.
9) Dubai officially approves first crypto options license.
10) $ETH surpasses $4,300 for the first time since 2021.
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1) 🇺🇸 President Trump officially signs executive order opening the $12.5 trillion 401(k) retirement market to crypto investments.
2) SEC and Ripple $XRP officially end legal battle following joint dismissal of appeals.
3) President Trump officially signs executive order to stop banking discrimination against crypto, religion, and politics.
4) Canada loses 40,800 jobs in July, largest monthly decline since the COVID pandemic.
5) Harvard buys $116,666,260 worth of BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF.
6) Crypto Czar David Sacks says the executive orders President Trump signed this week will give 90 million Americans access to crypto.
7) 82% of S&P 500 companies beat quarterly earnings estimates, despite President Trump's tariffs.
8) SEC declares crypto liquid staking activities are not considered securities.
9) Dubai officially approves first crypto options license.
10) $ETH surpasses $4,300 for the first time since 2021.
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I found the dog related to it on gambles, check : https://t.iss.one/BenBasedGambles/4603
I was right about the CTO and about the derivative and ticker, we just didn't get the CA right.
Since this is an OG and has the correct name Windows XP dog, it was the best on-chain bet, but now some cabal just launched $ROVER calling it the Father of Bonk, which makes no sense at all, but it's always like this — people follow whatever is pumping. They are pumping it and paid 600 for a boost on Dexscreener haha.
Since this is an OG and has the correct name Windows XP dog, it was the best on-chain bet, but now some cabal just launched $ROVER calling it the Father of Bonk, which makes no sense at all, but it's always like this — people follow whatever is pumping. They are pumping it and paid 600 for a boost on Dexscreener haha.
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I was right about the CTO and about the derivative and ticker, we just didn't get the CA right. Since this is an OG and has the correct name Windows XP dog, it was the best on-chain bet, but now some cabal just launched $ROVER calling it the Father of Bonk…
The way things move on Solana is totally messy, it’s chaos. You can be right about the narrative, the best on-chain choice sometimes, and have a perfect thesis about some token, but even when a team gets the perfect ticker/narrative, they prefer to farm fast rather than build real alpha — or a richer group just does PVP and wins because they’re rich 🤷♂️
I like investing in narratives, I’ve always done that in crypto — something that, even if it’s a meme, has a story behind it or something that brings a community together through culture. Usually, those are the bangers. But on Solana, it’s difficult; you have to base narratives on whatever is pumping the most, and many times that’s not even organic.
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Market maker teams are capable of doing anything with a chart since they have the right tools and enough tokens.
-Prove me
Okay: https://dexscreener.com/bsc/0xa544f042b347205775af40b5218ea990f94672e5
Dude lol this turned out amazing!! Jokes aside, I’ve never seen anything like this, it grabbed attention in a totally original way.
-Prove me
Okay: https://dexscreener.com/bsc/0xa544f042b347205775af40b5218ea990f94672e5
Dude lol this turned out amazing!! Jokes aside, I’ve never seen anything like this, it grabbed attention in a totally original way.
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Why all the optimism?
Because investors believe the U.S. Federal Reserve will almost certainly cut interest rates in September, and they’re hoping that today’s consumer inflation report won’t show a significant rise in inflation.
The “Fed put” is in full effect, according to JPMorgan: “We expect moderate weakening in macro data, but enough to trigger a prompt Fed response” in September, according to Fabio Bassi and his colleagues.
Analyst consensus is that inflation will rise by 0.3% to 3%, according to ING. The weak jobs report on August 1 was such a surprise that the central bank is now expected to overlook a small rise in inflation in favor of supporting the economy with a fresh dose of cheaper money.
Today’s inflation report (CPI), released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, is one of the most anticipated market events this summer. Inflation is expected to rise to 2.8% annually, up from 2.7% in June, and core inflation (excluding food and energy) is expected to hit 3.1%, the highest level since February.
This scenario could increase pressure on the Fed to cut interest rates in September, especially after the weak jobs report. However, there are concerns about data integrity, following recent controversy over the firing of the BLS chief.
Jim Reid and his team at Deutsche Bank highlight that today’s CPI could be one of the biggest market events this summer.
If the CPI rises by 0.3% or less, “that is a number that will probably be seen as acceptable for the Federal Reserve to proceed with a September cut (90% priced in), given the backdrop of a significantly weaker labor market,” said Frantisek Taborsky and Francesco Pesole from ING in a note this morning.
Because investors believe the U.S. Federal Reserve will almost certainly cut interest rates in September, and they’re hoping that today’s consumer inflation report won’t show a significant rise in inflation.
The “Fed put” is in full effect, according to JPMorgan: “We expect moderate weakening in macro data, but enough to trigger a prompt Fed response” in September, according to Fabio Bassi and his colleagues.
Analyst consensus is that inflation will rise by 0.3% to 3%, according to ING. The weak jobs report on August 1 was such a surprise that the central bank is now expected to overlook a small rise in inflation in favor of supporting the economy with a fresh dose of cheaper money.
Today’s inflation report (CPI), released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, is one of the most anticipated market events this summer. Inflation is expected to rise to 2.8% annually, up from 2.7% in June, and core inflation (excluding food and energy) is expected to hit 3.1%, the highest level since February.
This scenario could increase pressure on the Fed to cut interest rates in September, especially after the weak jobs report. However, there are concerns about data integrity, following recent controversy over the firing of the BLS chief.
Jim Reid and his team at Deutsche Bank highlight that today’s CPI could be one of the biggest market events this summer.
If the CPI rises by 0.3% or less, “that is a number that will probably be seen as acceptable for the Federal Reserve to proceed with a September cut (90% priced in), given the backdrop of a significantly weaker labor market,” said Frantisek Taborsky and Francesco Pesole from ING in a note this morning.
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We are buying $HAT here, anon. @finnbags
Any time it reaches 6M, that’s a buy signal for me.
First call:
📞$2.4m | 🔝$19.7m | ⏳25/08/07 13:05:33 | 🎯8.3x
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Any time it reaches 6M, that’s a buy signal for me.
First call:
📞$2.4m | 🔝$19.7m | ⏳25/08/07 13:05:33 | 🎯8.3x
$BTH by Ben Based - Research https://t.co/AWHIB72yLt
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I paid over $400 to be listed on the tool, and he simply delisted me, accusing me of using competitor bots!!
The MF thinks he owns us and can tell us how to run our business?
Clearly trying to monopolize the market with SPYDEFI and forcing KOLs to use what they want under the threat of being delisted — just like what happened to me!
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Just out of curiosity, has anyone been able to break our record? I can’t even count how many X's this is, but it looks like about 405x to me.
Well, if nobody has, let’s try to break our own record. 🤷♂️👨🍳
Well, if nobody has, let’s try to break our own record. 🤷♂️👨🍳
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