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As of block 26301098 (21:30 UTC), every attacker wallet still holding $USDT, $USDC or $XAUt is frozen Tether and Circle have managed to freeze a total of $2.37B There's still $187M possible to freeze or claw back by other issuers

making inspirational IG reels about losing your home bc of gambling >>>>>>>

No past primary now carries the largest share in the electorate.

Sometimes you can literally just beat authoritarianism and it is so fucking cool. Feeling so inspired by Serbia + Brazil (and Hungary earlier this year). Democracy rocks

The Dems are flooding prediction markets with bad bets to shift perceptions of reality. It only would cost $200,000 to change Talarico’s odds from 50 to 67% That’s a fraction of the 114 million spent on Talaricos campaign and more effective than road signs. People don’t believe polls but prediction markets create more certainty, because who would throw away money right? The best we can do is make their marketing stunt as expensive as possible by placing more bets on Paxton and collecting. Once election results hit the odds will be revealed to have been way off base and the Dems will use it as a call to regulate prediction markets.

So who else got an email from their student loan servicer essentially announcing that your govt is fucking you over for the next 25 years?

This Hoover Institution study, which has fueled the deluge of ads (more than $200 million spent by billionaires so far) to defeat the California billionaire tax, is spectacularly misleading. Let me explain its crucial flaw. 🧵

I have a mutual on here who is running a statewide Texas model using county data and let’s just say Dems probably aren’t happy given the front loading we’ve been seeing them do all over. Real Dems not the fake leftist hype retards on here

People who bet on red once and won are very likely to bet red again Simple psychology

Elon Musk admits he got carried away working with Donald Trump and stayed in politics for too long. MUSK: "I think I had it going on for too long. A lot of people might disagree with me. I think it was important to elect President Trump to sort of steer things more in the direction of a free market economy, have less bureaucracy ideally. In my sort of simple political platform of wanting safe cities, secure borders, aspirationally sensible spending, you know, the basics, I thought Trump would be better than Kamala basically. But what I should have done, I think, was be more in the background. It was interesting to sort of go around with President Trump and go on Marine One and Air Force One and all that sort of stuff." ISAACSON: "But was that too seductive in a way?" MUSK: "It was a little bit. It was kind of cool because I'm just there in the Oval Office while all these big momentous decisions are being made and sometimes having some impact on what's being done. But I think I should have been more in the background and probably only had it last for a month or two because at that point you've seen most of what there is to see within a month or two." ISAACSON: "You seem to get a bit too intoxicated by it in a way with the chainsaws and all that." MUSK: "I think that's true. I got carried away basically. I ended up leaving I guess sometime in May." ISAACSON: "That was a weird weekend." MUSK: "Yeah, it was." Walter Isaacson: "Tell me about it." MUSK: "No, let's not dig up the... let's let sleeping dogs lie or whatever. Let's not put a spade down in the backyard type of thing. You never know what you're going to find. But anyway, the point is I should have gone back and focused on AI a little sooner than I did."

Here is where things stand with Nevada. Republicans had a great day with voting. They should win all counties (still voting in Clark) and gained about 1700 over Democrats today. You can see the pattern in the image below: Democrats doing well with mail, Republicans well (less so right now) with IPEV, and the total is a Democrat lead in the state. There will be another mail dump later tonight (my apologies if I caused trauma with that statement) that will of course be Democrat favored....but what Republicans will want to see is if the gap continues to close in the mail. Republicans need to keep up the pace with both mail and in person. It may not seem like a lot but in a smaller state like Nevada,

Solid Day 1 early voting numbers for Talarico. Our model estimates Black voters made up 13.4% of the IPEV electorate, up from 11.6% in 2024, with an overall electorate of Trump+3 in a state he won by 14. Still early, though, and Day 1 has typically been Democrats’ strongest.

Pretty big decline in Abbott's chance of winning on Kalshi. Still think nobody ready for Texas data center moratorium

Miami-Dade county early voting turnout 2022 Day 1-14 🔴 Republican 109,467 (44.9%) 🔵 Democratic 76,286 (31.3%) ⚪️ Unaffiliated/Other 57,901 (23.8%) 2026 Day 1 🔵 Democratic 5,304 (42.4%) 🔴 Republican 4,517 (36.1%) ⚪️ Unaffiliated/Other 2,683 (21.5%)

The southeastern part of Loudoun looks like it's going to be a nuclear bomb for Republicans this year based on our current EV model. Basically, the inverse of 2024. The South Asian precincts are currently ~20-point swings to the left from 2025. projects.statenavigate.com/i…