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$BTC funniest things, while Bitcoin in Brazil is up 8% against the BRL, the USDC and USDT pair is down 2% as of the time I’m posting this. For those who don’t know what a peg is, this is how it works: the value doesn’t matter; the number will always be 1 in ANY country.

$Jager just to make a joke 🤣🤣🤣#JapanFSAPublishesOnChainFinanceForumMinutes $USDC

$Jager Market reading

Sentiment: The Fear and Greed Index is neutral at 49, unchanged from the previous reading. BTC, BNB, SOL and XRP are posting modest gains, while ETH shows a slight decline, reinforcing a mixed market rather than a broad move toward greater risk appetite.

Breadth: With more liquid pairs down than up, the strongest moves appear to be concentrated in selected tokens and sectors. SOL stands out among major assets with +0.4% over the last 24 hours, but the broader backdrop remains uneven.

Relative strength
AMP +23.1%: The best-performing liquid asset, supported by about $8.4M in quoted volume over the last 24 hours.
ARB +6.6%: A notable move in Layer 2, with approximately $14.9M in quoted volume over the last 24 hours; its scheduled token unlock remains an important supply-side factor to watch.
PEPE +4.6%: Another standout among the top performers, trading about $26.3M in quoted volume over the last 24 hours.

Sector split: DeFi is the strongest sector, at +3.1%, with AMP, UNI and RUNE among the strongest names. Infrastructure is the weakest, at -2.2%, with PYTH at -6.7% as the sector's worst performer.

Themes
BTC market structure: Recent coverage points to shifts in BTC supply and demand conditions, while a sustained recovery continues to face challenges. Trends in exchange reserves are one of the points market participants are watching.
Token supply events: ARB has a scheduled unlock of 92.65 million tokens, equivalent to 1.56% of circulating supply. Scheduled unlocks can be relevant for liquidity and supply dynamics, even when the broader market remains mixed.

What to check again
Whether market breadth improves from 19 liquid pairs up versus 24 down.
Whether DeFi continues to show resilience relative to other sectors.
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$Jager Based on Senator Flávio Bolsonaro’s history, political positions, and public statements, it is highly unlikely that he would make the following statements, since they directly contradict what he and his political group stand for:

"Abortion is a fundamental right of women and should be legalized in Brazil": The senator and his political base are strongly conservative and oppose the legalization of abortion.

"The 2022 election was completely transparent, electronic voting machines are 100% reliable, and there was no fraud": Flávio Bolsonaro was one of the main critics of Brazil’s electoral system and frequently raised suspicions about the integrity of electronic voting machines after his father’s defeat.

"The MST is a legitimate movement that fights for social justice, and agrarian reform should be the country’s number-one priority": The political group he belongs to tends to criminalize the MST and defend the interests of agribusiness and private property.

"Socialism is a superior economic model to capitalism, and we should adopt it in Brazil": He is a staunch critic of socialism and a defender of economic liberalism.

"Jair Bolsonaro’s administration was an absolute failure in every area": As the son and political ally of the former president, he has always defended his father’s government’s actions and legacy.

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$Jager It is undeniable that the relationship between Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Jair Bolsonaro is complex and generates many discussions and interpretations. As central figures in recent Brazilian politics, the trajectories of Lula and Bolsonaro became intertwined in moments of intense rivalry and, in a few instances, pragmatic rapprochement.
On the one hand, there are decades of political opposition. Lula, as the historic leader of the PT and an icon of the left, and Bolsonaro, with his conservative and right-wing platform, represent worldviews and visions of Brazil that are often opposite. This rivalry intensified during the period in which both occupied the presidency, with exchanges of accusations, political polarization, and fierce electoral disputes. For many of their supporters, they are irreconcilable adversaries.
However, there are also analyses that point to a certain "symbiosis" or political interdependence between the two. Some argue that the existence of a strong, polarizing adversary like the other helps mobilize their bases and define each one’s political identity. In addition, at specific moments, such as issues related to the maintenance of certain benefits or stances on the actions of the Judiciary, a certain convergence of interests was observed.
The idea of a "friendship" between them, in the traditional sense of the term, is seen by many as unlikely, given the deep ideological differences and history of clashes. Nevertheless, in politics, relationships are multifaceted and can move between rivalry, pragmatic cooperation, and institutional coexistence.
Each person’s perception of this relationship also varies depending on the political spectrum. For some Lula supporters, he represents the defense of democracy and social justice, while Bolsonaro is seen as a threat. For Bolsonaro supporters, he is the defender of traditional values and freedom, while Lula is associated with corruption and leftism.
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$BTTC Vote 22 refers to the candidacy of Jair Bolsonaro and his running mate Walter Braga Netto, who ran for reelection in 2022 under the For the Good of Brazil coalition, formed by the PL, PP, and Republicans parties. Jair Bolsonaro is widely recognized as a right-wing politician and a strong critic of communism. During his government, he frequently expressed views opposing left-wing ideologies and communism, positioning himself as a defender of capitalism and conservative values.
The Liberal Party (PL), under which Bolsonaro ran, is also considered right-wing and aligns with conservative ideas and economic liberalism. Therefore, it is not correct to claim that someone who supports communism would vote 22. Voters who are generally aligned with left-wing or communist ideologies would seek out parties that support these causes, such as the PCB, PCdoB, PSTU, or PSOL.#GrayscaleAndRepublicLaunchThreeCryptoFunds $USDC

$BTTC I wonder if this is true or if it'll be like picanha? 😃$USDC

$BTTC Is this the president you want for your country $USDC

$BTTC If the price stays at the same level, basically, we don't know how this burn can help in any way.

$BTTC The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) and the Regional Electoral Courts (TREs) have changed the polling locations of 4,352 electoral sections across the country for the second round of the 2026 elections. The changes affect approximately 0.87% of sections and were prompted by practical reasons, such as last-minute renovations, accessibility improvements, power supply issues, or damage caused by heavy rain and strong winds.
The states with the largest number of changes were São Paulo (982 sections), Minas Gerais (514), Rio de Janeiro (431), and Bahia (312).
How to check your polling location
The Electoral Court advises all voters to confirm their polling location before leaving home. You can check it in two main ways:
* e-Título app
* Download or open the app on your phone (available for Android and iOS).
* The updated address of your electoral section appears directly on the home screen.
* TSE website (Electoral Self-Service)
* Visit the TSE website.
* Go to Electoral Self-Service > Voter Registration Card > Where to Vote.
* Enter your CPF or voter registration number, full name, and date of birth.
How to change your polling location (Voter requests)
If you need to request a transfer of your electoral domicile or change your polling location yourself:
* Election deadline: For the current election, changes and transfers are available through the TSE’s Electoral Self-Service portal until 151 days before the election (the voter registration database closes in May).
* Requirements for changing municipalities: You must have lived in the new location for at least 3 months and must not have made another transfer in the past 12 months (with exceptions for public servants transferred by order and their family members).
* Within the same municipality: You can also change your electoral section/location through the Self-Service portal on the TSE website by selecting “Update or correct your voter registration card” > “Change your polling location within the same municipality.”
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It depends—you can leave it plugged in during a thunderstorm, it can get stolen, you can go swimming in the sea and forget it in your pocket, and so on.
As the great philosopher Dilma Rousseff would say:
IT DOESN’T MATTER WHO WINS or who loses, even if the loser ends up winning or the winner ends up losing—in the end, everyone loses $USDC

$BTTC Your portfolio shows **high risk**, driven by heavy concentration in a few volatile assets and substantial realized/unrealized losses.

- **Concentration:** Ethereum and Solana together represent about **76%** of the **$36,481.62** portfolio—approximately **40% ETH** and **36% SOL**—so their price movements will largely determine portfolio performance.
- **Speculative exposure:** BRICS Chain is about **19%** of the portfolio and accounts for nearly all of its reported gain; this creates notable single-token and liquidity/valuation risk.
- **Long-tail tokens:** The remaining holdings are individually small, but include meme, gaming, and newer tokens that may have high volatility and limited liquidity. Their combined current value is about **5%**, so they add complexity more than major portfolio-level exposure.
- **Loss profile:** Total reported P&L is **-$19,852.43**, or **-35.24%**. Pi Network alone has a reported **-$14,010.07** P&L despite currently representing only about **2.2%** of the portfolio, indicating significant historical capital loss.
- **Diversification gap:** The portfolio is diversified across tokens, but not across risk factors: it is almost entirely crypto-native and lacks lower-volatility or non-crypto assets.

Overall, the main risks are **crypto-market beta, concentration in ETH/SOL, dependence on BRICS Chain’s valuation, and illiquidity/speculative-token exposure**. Would you like a position-by-position risk ranking or a concentration breakdown with hypothetical rebalancing scenarios?

It could be worse—we could end up at Haiti’s level. Unfortunately, all control was handed over to the United States. They will never face any punishment or economic downturn. These reports are completely worthless because they’re easy to falsify, so people keep supporting political leaders who hand over all their resources to the Americans. #NasdaqDowWeeklyGapWidestSinceJuly2002 $USDC

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Alright then, young lady, if you're right about that, you'll buy using my link 🔗. Let's see if you're really a patriot or on Lula's side.
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$BTTC I want 😏 money

$TURBO It would be the only one that could happen, since it’s the only one with less than 100 billion in circulation. Besides Doge, it has an infinite supply, which makes it easier for creators to make new tokens without breaking the source contract ⛲
If it gets there, I have them all, I think 🐕‍🦺😅#CPIWatch 😎

$BTTC Buy using my link 🔗😭, I'm tired of taking Ls. For those who got carried away and didn't understand, I'm getting tired of losing my life working #CPIWatch