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The creators of "cashcat to a billion" and "zcat to a billion" now present to you "mihao cat to a billion"
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🚨🇮🇱 Nick Fuentes attacked me & earned applause from Ted Cruz & Mark Levin.
What do Nick Fuentes and Ted Cruz have in common? They’re both closeted homosexual Zionist shills that want you to think Americas are being controlled by “Muslims” and not Israel.
Congratulations on the rebrand, Nick.
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Sam Altman - Has gay sex orgies and drinks baby blood and no one cares
Peter Thiel - Has a sex dungeon with young male children in his basement no one cares
Jensen Huang - Likes pussy and gets ousted from his company for it
It's all so twisted
Airdrop #2 is out.
$500,000 USDC, sent straight to the wallets of our top 250 traders. No claim page. No forms. No wait. Every transfer is on-chain and listed on our site.
Last time we signed off with “This is the first one. It won’t be the last.” Everyone says that. We meant it.
The first drop was $127,500. This one is almost four times bigger. That’s $627,500 back to traders so far, from a platform most people still haven’t heard of.
Some people would like to keep it that way. While this one was going out, someone worked pretty hard to keep eyes off Float. We’re not naming names. We’d rather spend the energy building.
We get it, though. When a platform this small pays out almost seven figures, people start asking the big ones awkward questions.
You can pull eyes off an announcement, but you can’t pull a transaction off the chain. The wallets are public, the amounts are public, and anyone can check.
The airdrop got bigger for one reason: you traded more. Nobody on our team sat in a room and decided to be more generous this time. Some of the fees from every trade go into the trader vault, gets swapped to USDC, and goes back to the people who generated it. More volume, bigger vault, bigger airdrop. That’s the whole trick.
We built it that way on purpose. A reward that depends on a team’s mood can disappear when the mood changes. A reward that’s built into how the platform works keeps showing up.
So when people ask how we afford this, the answer is we don’t. It was never our money. You made it. We just send it back.
Everything else still holds. Every coin launches at a $20K market cap, so hoarding supply early costs real money. Holders get paid in real assets. Buybacks and burns keep running.
All of it points at one thing: coins worth holding. Organic communities that form because people actually believe in something, not because someone paid for a crowd. The kind of coin you can hold without checking the chart every five minutes.
To everyone who traded, launched, or held since the last drop: this one’s yours, you built it, trade by trade.
Two down. Plenty more to come.
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‼️BREAKING: Grok Build has left 35,000+ of its users' apps open to anyone, including apps from SpaceXSI.
The open apps held 3,784 medical exams of workers and a Tesla technician scorecard, plus a Navy contractor's roster and SpaceXSI's own sales plans.
The "secret" words in each app's link sit in its web address, which DNS logs record, security firm Claroc found.
Cursor, which SpaceXSI bought, says apps are private by default. Claroc's tests show otherwise.
SpaceXSI pulled its 24 apps after Ars asked. Most other data was still exposed when Ars published.
























