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أغلب الناس يعتقدون أن $SIREN تم التخلص منه 😂 اليوم ولن يرتفع مرة أخرى، لذا أنتم مخطئون تمامًا الآن. هذه عادة السوق أن يرتفع أو ينخفض. لذا احتفظوا بالمراكز الطويلة ولا تفزعوا، وراقبوا أيضًا $LAB في تعافي قوي.

$GOOGLon #FOMCWatch #Me.

You.

And Flames Season 2?

Starting today.

2% of the total genesis $FOGO supply, 200,000,000 tokens, is reserved for Flames Season 2.

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Me.

You.

And Flames Season 2?

Starting today.

2% of the total genesis $FOGO supply, 200,000,000 tokens, is reserved for Flames Season 2.

If you're not onchain, you're not on the leaderboard.

Here's the deets

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$BTC just mooned vertical on 30m → spiked from $63k lows to $66.2k+ highs like "not today bears" 🚀
Green candle monster, support at $65k looking solid now.
Bulls back in control or quick rejection trap?
You loading more or taking profits here? Spill 👇 #Bitcoin

#شارك_أفكارك_حول_BTC #CryptoRoundTableRemarks
In the latest discussion session on cryptocurrencies at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), prominent figures discussed decentralized finance (DeFi), programming, and regulation:
• SEC Chair, Atkins: "Engineers should not be held responsible for how others use their programming."
• Hester Peirce: "Programming is free speech protected by the First Amendment."
• Eric Voorhees: "Smart contracts are a gradual improvement over human regulators."
• Others argued that decentralization is not unlawful - it is transparent, predictable, and user-driven.
💬 What do you think of these remarks? Should DeFi developers be protected like open-source software developers - or held accountable like financial intermediaries? How should regulation evolve as the reliance on programming in finance increases?