Oh Nigerian Prince
@oNigerianPrince
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Bone Breaker. I command the crypto market.
Nigeria
Joined March 2024
。 ♡ﾟ ⊹ ♡ﾟ。 ♡ﾟ ⋆。 ＼ ｜ ／。 ⋆ may this year is filled ⊹ ♡ﾟwith scrutiny & truth - ⋆。 ／ ｜ ＼⊹ ⋆ ⊹ ♡ﾟ。 + ♡ﾟ
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RT @cryptorebel_SV: @PhilipRChargers The Truth needs people to defend it, otherwise you are already bowing to the father of lies, the devil…
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Gold Morning. It’s my way now! This time I'ma let it all come out This time I'ma stand up and shout I'ma do things my way, it's my way My way or the highway Someday you'll see things my way 'Cause you never know, no, you never know when you're gonna go Someday you'll see…
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RT @Centbee: Catch the Centbee Show 65 right here on X! In this episode we cover the recent pardon of Ross Ulbricht and the Dark Market -…
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Will MNEE ever regulate? So far, they’ve mastered the art of spending—on ads, fake engagement, and illusions. But where’s the audit? Where are the real users? And most importantly… where’s BSV stable coin?
The STABLE Act of 2025 just dropped, aiming to regulate stablecoins like never before. Only federally or state-approved issuers (banks & regulated entities) can issue them, with strict 1:1 reserve backing, monthly audits, and transparency rules. This could spell significant trouble for USDT & DAI, while USDC and bank-issued stablecoins might come out on top. DeFi could take a hit if non-compliant stablecoins lose access to U.S. markets.
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@cryptorebel_SV If you pay money for a randomized reward with real-world value, it’s called gambling, subject to various laws. Now, their scam took another shape with their new Tarot game, which conveniently sidesteps gambling regulations by disguising itself as a “game”, full of loot boxes.
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RT @cryptorebel_SV: Coingeek's Kurt Wuckert Jr. and serial scammer "Zatoshi" scam BSV community with fake $50K give-a-way:
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This is exactly what governments are missing today. Governments today function like legacy IT systems—outdated, slow, and prone to failure. TechOps principles would bring speed, automation, and real-time adaptability. End.
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