Tonight's match is one of the biggest #FIFAWorldCup# markets so far! It's USA 🇺🇸 vs Belgium 🇧🇪 Before you make a trade, Sorin shows you what's driving the market. See for yourself ↓ #USABEL# #UNITEDSTATES# #USMNT# #BELGIUM#

Crypto cards finally feel usable in 2026. Not just “coming soon” products anymore. Right now it feels like: ➲ @KASTxyz going after the simple stablecoin spending experience ➲ @ether_fi making cross-chain topups and cashback feel super smooth ➲ @MetaMask pushing wallet spending into the mainstream ➲ @Plasma trying to mix yield with everyday payments ➲ @Cypher_HQ_ making cashback more community-driven ➲ @AviciMoney leaning heavily into self-custody UX ➲ @Ledger bringing hardware wallet users closer to real-world payments ➲ @JupSpend making token spending easier through @JupiterExchange routing The interesting part is… the competition no longer feels like: “who has a crypto card?” It feels more like: “who makes crypto spending feel the most normal?” Which team is closest right now? 👀

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claude code grew so fast because they had the most usable model say something, get a magical result pretty quickly these ultra smart slow expensive models like fable (and the old codex ones) are the exact opposite

Starship’s cargo bay delivers 1,000+ cubic meters of usable volume The entire International Space Station has a pressurized volume of 1,005 m³ It took 42 assembly flights and over $150 billion across 13+ years to build Starship can deliver more volume than the entire ISS in a single flight For context, a single payload bay can hold: → The interior volume of a massive 5-bedroom house → The volume of 20+ standard shipping containers → Entire space station modules (fully assembled) → Over two dozen Cybertrucks → Multiple Boeing 737 fuselage sections → 100+ large satellites with room to spare And it is 18 meters tall....meaning you can stack an entire 5-story building inside it And it is fully reusable. Launch the next massive telescope. Or an entire space station. Or the next Mars habitat All possible in a single flight This is why Starship is pure engineering magic

Random Sunday thought about $SPCX and Starship... Starship might be able to start delivering usable satellites and payload to orbit in "expendable mode" (where both Starship and Booster are destroyed) as early as *the next launch* - this could be big! Here's why... Even in "expendable" mode, IF a full stack (booster+Starship) costs $100 Million (public estimates), SpaceX could charge upwards of $250 Million for a single launch. If it can deliver 100 Tons to orbit. That would mean ~$2.5 Million per ton, which is an awesome price, despite not having reusability and would still provide good gross margins for SpaceX. Falcon 9 still costs over $3 Million per ton to orbit. Kind of cool. Especially because I think SpaceX might still be quite a ways away from full reusability (my guess would be 2028 at earliest). hmmm🤔