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there have been a huge number of these Frenchmen there for a long time. when they sense a real threat, they immediately surrender in droves.
*Global markets on edge: France's move on Ukraine raises fears of a wider conflict*
The world holds its breath as tensions between Ukraine and Russia escalate. France's decision to send troops to Ukraine has sent shockwaves through global markets, awakening fears of a broader conflict.
Investors are in a panic trying to make sense of the chaos, with many selling off their assets in an effort to minimize losses. The situation is perilous, and the threat of war looms larger than ever.
*The perfect storm of uncertainty*
The recent decision by the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates only adds to the uncertainty. While lower rates are typically intended to stimulate economic growth, in the current conditions, they may also signal a response to a deteriorating economic outlook.
The combination of rising geopolitical tensions, potential military escalation in Ukraine, and adjustments in the Fed's monetary policy creates the perfect storm for financial markets.
The world holds its breath as tensions between Ukraine and Russia escalate. France's decision to send troops to Ukraine has sent shockwaves through global markets, awakening fears of a broader conflict.
Investors are in a panic trying to make sense of the chaos, with many selling off their assets in an effort to minimize losses. The situation is perilous, and the threat of war looms larger than ever.
*The perfect storm of uncertainty*
The recent decision by the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates only adds to the uncertainty. While lower rates are typically intended to stimulate economic growth, in the current conditions, they may also signal a response to a deteriorating economic outlook.
The combination of rising geopolitical tensions, potential military escalation in Ukraine, and adjustments in the Fed's monetary policy creates the perfect storm for financial markets.
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on the long pump, on the short dump. the good ones should be movements.
Will this be curator $BLZ ? 🤔
This should be related to the fact that Binance announced the delisting of BLZ today, one whale/institution transferred 156.5 million BLZ ($15.89M) to Binance in the last 30 minutes, this amount constitutes 31% of the total BLZ volume (a total of 500 million)😱
These BLZ were withdrawn by this whale/institution from Binance through 5 addresses from August 2023 to January 2024. The average withdrawal price was $0.138. During this period, the price of BLZ increased more than 7 times.
Now these BLZ have been fully transferred to Binance. Is this for sale? Such a volume the market cannot withstand. Or is this again an attempt to cause a crash, like with previous tokens that were delisted?🤔
The whale/institution's deposit address on Binance: 0x431DfE1158032F6a780C9ad70f3eeB9d164af9e6
This should be related to the fact that Binance announced the delisting of BLZ today, one whale/institution transferred 156.5 million BLZ ($15.89M) to Binance in the last 30 minutes, this amount constitutes 31% of the total BLZ volume (a total of 500 million)😱
These BLZ were withdrawn by this whale/institution from Binance through 5 addresses from August 2023 to January 2024. The average withdrawal price was $0.138. During this period, the price of BLZ increased more than 7 times.
Now these BLZ have been fully transferred to Binance. Is this for sale? Such a volume the market cannot withstand. Or is this again an attempt to cause a crash, like with previous tokens that were delisted?🤔
The whale/institution's deposit address on Binance: 0x431DfE1158032F6a780C9ad70f3eeB9d164af9e6
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They came up with a way to get money for themselves and generate all sorts of nonsense while receiving a salary.
Elon Musk's idea has found confirmation. A new law of physics means that we live in a simulation. A scientist from the University of Portsmouth explored whether a new law of physics could support the theory that we are just characters in a virtual world.
For 20 years, there has been a theory that we all live in a computer simulation. That is, our entire Universe is not reality but represents a virtual world. However, this theory is more of a thought experiment, but scientists sometimes try to figure out whether such assumptions can have a scientific basis. In a new article for AIP Physics, Melvin Vopson from the University of Portsmouth, UK, explored whether a new law of physics could support the theory that we are just characters in a virtual world, writes ScienceAlert.
The hypothesis that our Universe is a simulation is popular among many well-known individuals, including Elon Musk. This hypothesis is also supported by theorists working with information physics, which suggests that our entire reality consists of bits of information.$XRP $DOGE $1MBABYDOGE #2024withBinance
For 20 years, there has been a theory that we all live in a computer simulation. That is, our entire Universe is not reality but represents a virtual world. However, this theory is more of a thought experiment, but scientists sometimes try to figure out whether such assumptions can have a scientific basis. In a new article for AIP Physics, Melvin Vopson from the University of Portsmouth, UK, explored whether a new law of physics could support the theory that we are just characters in a virtual world, writes ScienceAlert.
The hypothesis that our Universe is a simulation is popular among many well-known individuals, including Elon Musk. This hypothesis is also supported by theorists working with information physics, which suggests that our entire reality consists of bits of information.$XRP $DOGE $1MBABYDOGE #2024withBinance