RT CRG (@MacroCRG)https://t.co/7Rp5iXPXcf ...

spicyThe Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter):Danish Member of European Parliament to Trump:"Let me put this in words you might understand: Mr. President, f*** off." https://t.co/4DEEEoLZkE ...

thats why we stream every dayPabloim1 (@pabloim1):@IvanOnTech Having said that, you are one of the best on reading the crypto market. Thanks to the money line, I got out and save a lot of money. ...

Market Trend - Precious metals sector is bullish across all timeframes [1] - Expecting a Santa Rally blow-off top [1] Specific Metals - Bullish sentiment towards silver, platinum, and palladium [1]

RT Lord Bebo (@MyLordBebo)Russia trolls hard“It’s all Putin’s fault”https://t.co/RbJY0ra1KM ...

ALTCOIN SEASON IS HERE!!!!Bears rekt!Oh wait…Ah theeeese coins https://t.co/oYs00iCW5E ...

RT Bob Loukas 🗽 (@BobLoukas)Seeing "Manipulation" cries to explain crypto 2025. Pure Cope. It's called Sellers!The 4yr Cycle saw faster accumulation early, then whales (and INST's) have been unloading ever since.And ALT's, well most are just trash and that game has been played twice before. And AI sector capturing the attention.The positive, we could potentially be looking at an earlier (July/Aug) 4Yr Cycle low ...

GOOD MORNING CRYPTO ☀️☀️☕️☕️TOM LEE NOW EXPECTS $60,000 BITCOINYOU CANT MAKE THIS SHIT UP 😂😂Coin Bureau (@coinbureau):🚨 TOM LEE’S FUND SEES BITCOIN BACK TO $60K SOONFundstrat, led by Tom Lee, told clients to expect a major crypto correction in H1 2026.In an internal report, crypto head Sean Farrell said his base case points to $BTC at $60K–$65K, $ETH at $1.8K–$2K, and $SOL at $50–$75. https://t.co/WGEhvbbnFo ...

Taxation and Immigration Costs in Denmark - Denmark's income taxes range from 36% to 56% [1] - The average annual income tax paid by a Dane is approximately 110,000 Danish kroner [1] - The average yearly net expenses for a single Muslim/African immigrant are about 110,000 Danish kroner, equivalent to the average income tax paid by a Dane [1] Societal Impact and Government Policy - The report suggests the Danish government is imposing a choice on its citizens, where the cost of immigration equals the income tax burden [2] - The author implies this situation is "absurd" and questions the government's policy [1][2]

RT Ian Miles Cheong (@ianmiles)“I grew up in London, now I live in Pakistan.”“I haven’t moved.” https://t.co/WTSMSkcXZ6 ...