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N3on couldn't keep his calm when this lady kept disturbing the party, he had to order security to send her home .
Never seen NEON so angry 😭😡
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🚨🍔 Lamine Yamal reportedly skipped the celebrations after finishing 3rd in the Ballon d’Or.
According to SPORT, he went back to his hotel, had McDonald’s with his girlfriend and called it a night.
No party, just burgers and sleep.
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It breaks you when you realize you’re fighting to keep a love that the other person no longer fears losing. 💔
Love should be a mutual choice, not a lonely battle. ❤️🩹
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Imagine being loyal to someone who is slowly learning how to live without you. 💔
Sometimes, the hardest truth is realizing your absence hurts you more than it hurts them. ❤️🩹
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I know how to cook and I'll cook for you just spank my ass while am doing that 🤦😋
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🚨 Lamine Yamal’s Ballon d’Or journey 👀🇪🇸
🥈 2025: 2nd
🥉 2026: 3rd
🏆 2027: ???
The 19-year-old still has a chance to become the youngest Ballon d’Or winner ever.
Can Yamal make history next year? 💫
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Don’t judge your father until you’ve carried the responsibility of raising a family.
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Good morning everyone just wanted to remind you that JSN should be the MVP, nobody is more valuable than him
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An early look at all 30 NBA defenses, ranked best to worst by defensive rating.
Which team’s ranking surprises you the most?
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Good Afternoon CT
Most scaling conversations still circle around 'how many transactions per second?'
@Starknet is quietly asking a different question;
how complex can on-chain applications actually get while staying cheap and secure?
STARK proofs let developers run heavy computation off-chain and only post a compact, verifiable proof.
That means the network doesn’t have to re-execute everything on Ethereum, it just checks that the work was done correctly.
The practical outcome is room for richer logic, lower costs, and applications that were previously too expensive or too slow to consider.
Layered on top of Ethereum’s security and with ongoing research into post-quantum readiness, it sits at an interesting intersection of current scalability needs and longer-term resilience.
Whether this positions Starknet as core infrastructure for the next wave of Web3, or whether the broader market is still underpricing what mature ZK systems can unlock, remains open.
Just So we all know, STARKs are not an absolute shield🛡
Quantum computers could pose a serious threat to many of the cryptographic systems we rely on today.
ECDSA in particular is potentially vulnerable to Shor's algorithm.
@Starknet takes a different path.
Its STARK proofs are built on hash functions rather than elliptic curves, which allows the proving layer to sidestep a significant category of quantum risk.
But let's be honest: not every component of Starknet is quantum-resistant today, Account signatures, legacy applications, and Ethereum dependencies still need to be migrated.
That's why post-quantum security has to be evaluated layer by layer, rather than assumed across the whole stack.
Quantum resistance is an ongoing upgrade process, not a marketing slogan🔐
So I'll ask the community: how prepared do you think Web3 is for the quantum era? 👇
#Starknet #STARKs #PostQuantum #Web3























