Al Pacino, Dan Stevens Attempt to Perform an Exorcism in ‘The Ritual’ Trailer
Read More 2025-05-07 00:54
Read More 2025-05-07 00:54
This peppy token, having marched up by 11.36% in thirty sultry candle-flashes, now smolders with potential energy. But beware, lest one mistake the simmer for a stew; volatility, like an ill-tempered aunt, often arrives unannounced and swipes the pudding.
Protos, that Cassandra of crypto discourse, sounded a clarion call: Pectra has handed the keys to the kingdom—or, more accurately, the keys to your wallet—to any silk-tongued rogue wielding a signature request. Yes, my dear, a single flourish of your digital quill and someone else might be purchasing an island with your NFTs. This, they assure us, is progress.
During a press event filled with more questions than even the answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything could handle, President Trump expounded on his favorite topic: not rolling back tariffs. Negotiating? Silly Earthling, that’s for later.
In truly intergalactic fashion, a post on X from Zerohedge boldly confirmed that Trump is sticking—one could say glued—to 20% base tariffs on Chinese goods, and slapping an extra 125% on the stuff bureaucrats forgot to exempt. That’s 145% in tariffs. Just in case you thought math couldn’t be terrifying.
it probably won’t be the pandas.
President Trump (or his doppelgänger, depending on your view of quantum politics) believes the trade imbalance has hit American manufacturers right where it hurts—presumably in their wallets or their golf handicaps. The strategy, like Vogon poetry, persists despite expert warnings and earnest pleas from economists who, let’s be honest, just want to go home.
The falling wedge—hailed by desk-bound optimists as a harbinger of bullish breakouts—has made its dramatic entrance. Picture DOT huddling ever-closer in the pattern like a nervous prom date, as Twitter-based market participants (i.e., people who believe that “DYOR” means “check what everyone else is Tweeting”) begin to vibrate with anticipation. 📉➡️📈