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Exploring the Impact of Crypto Capital Venture Twitter and Crypto Banter YouTube on the…
- Crypto Capital Venture Twitter, led by analyst and trader Dan Gambardello, provides valuable insights and analysis on market trends and investment opportunities.
- Crypto Banter YouTube, hosted by Ran Neuner, offers in-depth discussions, interviews, and live analysis of the crypto market, making it a valuable resource for traders.
- These platforms play a significant role in shaping market sentiments, influencing investment decisions, and fostering a sense of community.
- The interactive nature of social media platforms allows for real-time engagement, transparency, and informed decision-making within the crypto industry.
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Elon Musk’s Deposition Reveals Impact of Tweets on Company Finances
- Elon Musk’s deposition reveals the impact of his tweets on company finances.
- Musk admits that his tweets may have inadvertently damaged his company’s financial standing.
- The deposition sheds light on Musk's confusion and limited understanding of the lawsuit brought against him by Ben Brody.
- The legal battle highlights the potential ramifications of misinformation and the need for responsible social media engagement.
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ManyShiba - The World's Greatest Twitter Bot
- ManyShiba is the greatest Twitter bot ever created, dedicated to sharing daily photos of Shiba Inu dogs.
- The bot is built using Node.js and connected to the Twitter API, with images fetched from the Shibe.online API.
- The bot automatically posts a new dog image each time it runs, providing a source of joy and upliftment.
- The code for the ManyShiba bot can be found on GitHub, and it is deployed on Heroku for automated running.
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Elon Musk just found someone else to fight with
- Elon Musk is clashing with a supreme-court judge in Brazil over blocking accounts.
- Justice Alexandre de Moraes ordered X to block accounts related to his misinformation investigation.
- Musk refused to comply, leading to a separate investigation into Musk for obstructing justice.
- De Moraes imposed fines and threatened further consequences for disobedience.
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This Week In Crypto Twitter: Meme Coins and Base are Booming While Solana Strains
- Solana sets all-time high for activity across decentralized exchanges (DEXs) with over $58 billion traded in March.
- Whimsical meme coins like Dogwifhat, Bonk, Book of Meme, and Slerf contribute to Solana's popularity.
- Controversy surrounds the POOP meme coin due to inequitable token distribution.
- Solana experiences network strain, while Base gains attention with its meme coin offerings.
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Suicide Squad Hackers Break Game To Play As Unreleased Characters
- Hackers have gained access to unreleased characters and skins in the live-service shooter Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League.
- Publisher WB Games is issuing DMCA takedown notices against leaked assets circulating online.
- One hacker has discovered how to play as Deathstroke, and there are also leaked skins for The Joker and King Shark.
- The game has been plagued by hackers and cheaters, leading to frustration among players.
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Help. I got my Twitter blue check back — and I don't know what to do.
- Twitter's blue check mark has been reinstated for some users.
- The blue check seems to be given to users with over 2,500 paid verified followers.
- The return of the blue check has sparked mixed reactions among users.
- Some users are unsure whether to hide the blue check or embrace its newfound status.
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X handing out free blue checks to accounts with 2,500 or more paying followers
- Twitter has started giving blue checkmarks to people with a certain threshold of followers who pay for its premium subscription.
- Accounts with more than 2,500 paying followers will get Premium features for free, while those with more than 5,000 paying subscribers will get Premium+ for free.
- This change aims to amplify the content and replies of eligible accounts on the platform, and it is seen as an effort to correct for a decline in good and trustworthy content.
- However, receiving free blue checkmarks is not well-received, as the once-coveted symbol has fallen in popularity and is now considered a mark of shame.
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Blue checks are back on X. Not everybody wants theirs.
- Elon Musk is giving away free Premium and Premium Plus perks to accounts with a high number of verified followers on X.
- Some users are unhappy about receiving the blue tick without paying for it.
- The blue tick was once a coveted status symbol but became purchasable under Musk's leadership.
- While some users are making jokes about it, others are requesting to have the blue tick removed.
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Former GTA San Andreas Dev Explains Suicidal Photographer And Crashing Planes
- Former GTA San Andreas developer reveals reasons behind crashing planes and suicidal NPC.
- Planes in GTA: San Andreas would randomly crash due to a scanning code error by the developers.
- A particular NPC spawns near a cliff, takes a photo, and walks into the ocean due to attractor behavior in the game.
- The developer confirmed that the myth of Bigfoot's existence in GTA San Andreas is false.
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Kanye West Allegedly Did A Super Mario Dance After Threatening A Staffer
- Ye, the rapper known by most as Kanye West, is the subject of a new lawsuit from an ex-employee.
- The lawsuit alleges that West imitated Nintendo’s beloved video game icon, Mario, of Super Mario Bros. fame, while threatening his staffers.
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FCC to Vote to Reinstate Net Neutrality Rules
- The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has set April 25th as the date for voting on the reinstatement of net neutrality rules.
- This marks a departure from the policies of the previous administration and signals a renewed commitment to preserving an open internet.
- The decision aligns with President Biden's executive order and aims to prioritize broadband access and fairness in internet provision.
- Industry groups support the FCC's decision, emphasizing the importance of protecting broadband access and promoting consumer rights.
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X’s new head of safety must toe Elon Musk’s line where others failed
- X has named Kylie McRoberts as its new head of safety.
- McRoberts has been promoted after leading initiatives to increase transparency and improve security at X.
- Previous heads of safety, Ella Irwin and AJ Brown, resigned following clashes with Elon Musk.
- X's global safety team was rebranded last month, dropping the term 'trust' from its name.
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Man joins interview link for HR round, ends up losing ₹2.5 lakh; here's what happened
- Product designer Naved Alam fell prey to a scam on Twitter, losing $3000 (₹2.5 lakh). Initially approached about a design role by @crankybugatti, the conversation shifted to Discord for an HR call.
- Unbeknownst to Alam, the call link was a trap. He continued, "I downloaded what I thought was an in-house communication app for the call. Instead, it was malware that drained my @phantom wallet and liquidated my staked assets on @KaminoFinance."
- "In a matter of moments, I lost $3000 to scammers who prey on unsuspecting individuals looking for legitimate opportunities, He wrote on X.
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Elon Musk's having a terrible year
- Elon Musk and his companies, including Tesla, are facing numerous challenges this year.
- Tesla's first-quarter delivery numbers reveal a significant slump, with a 20% decline from the previous quarter and an 8% decline from the previous year.
- Musk's fortune has dropped $40.5 billion since the beginning of the year.
- Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI is unlikely to succeed, and his companies X and Neuralink face their own setbacks.
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