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DOGE-1 Moon Mission Slated For January 2024 Launch, Related Tokens DOGE, GEC And XI Report Weekly Surge
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RIP XI JIN PING PONG HAHAHAHAHAHAA (Im chinese btw, yesterday I almost feel a rare china W moment, now I feel soooooooo back hahahahahahaaha, always ccp L, BIGGGG L)
HELP US XI!!! We are poor and suffering!
Not to shill too hard, but I just [made a video](https://youtu.be/WA6UvNCA8XI?si=3ZUzq72MujqWcYcT) rebutting an accounting professor whose bitcoin takes were so bad it was laughable
That X space with coffeezilla going full on the «team» was hilarious. Clip here: https://x.com/realtombibiyan/status/1864732964934029344?s=46&t=_8Qi5XI5x0bbUCcJD4QJ_g Also Hailey saying she needs to go to sleep when asked about how much the team made and ends the space: https://x.com/chooserich/status/1864710801149329908?s=46&t=_8Qi5XI5x0bbUCcJD4QJ_g What a shit show 💀
He has to tell his buddy, XI.
Try harder to come up with something meaningful, like groceries up 50000% lol Btw, is that [you?](https://i.imgur.com/8BLb8XI.jpeg)

Humans love generating energy but we’ve had this problem of needing to bring energy to human settlements otherwise there is no incentive (unless it’s energy in the form of oil or natural gas maybe) Now there is an incentive to energize every source we can because many renewable, wasted and/or excess energy goes unused due to inaccessibility, thermodynamics, current energy system capacities, etc Those miners are worth a lot somewhere on the bitcoin standard (Virunga National park) and there's no such thing as a low-energy rich country https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/s/XI75SN37v5 https://twitter.com/themutad/status/1678777519858941955?s=46&t=ihVglVXC0BQSbw6j57EoaA
Here's a great explanation about what's happening right now: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wdGQ2T7J7XI
Yeah, Bitcoin University just put up [a video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdGQ2T7J7XI) about this for anyone interested to know more.
To widen the market and to narrow the competition, is always the interest of the dealers. To widen the market may frequently be agreeable enough to the interest of the public; but to narrow the competition must always be against it, and can serve only to enable the dealers, by raising their profits above what they naturally would be, to levy, for their own benefit, an absurd tax upon the rest of their fellow-citizens. The proposal of any new law or regulation of commerce which comes from this order, ought always to be listened to with great precaution, and ought never to be adopted till after having been long and carefully examined, not only with the most scrupulous, but with the most suspicious attention. It comes from an order of men, whose interest is never exactly the same with that of the public, who have generally an interest to deceive and even to oppress the public, and who accordingly have, upon many occasions, both deceived and oppressed it. (Book I, Chapter XI)
tldr; The Federal Communications Commission has approved the DOGE-1 Moon Mission to be launched on Jan. 12, 2024. The mission, funded by Dogecoin, will involve a satellite orbiting the moon and broadcasting a video feed. The satellite was developed by Geometric Energy Corporation, and the related tokens GEC and XI have seen significant gains in trading. This marks a significant milestone for the cryptocurrency community and space technology. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
XI. Thou shalt not lust after the bitcoin of thy neighbour, nor of thy maidservant, nor of thy Reddit kin; that it may be well with thee and thou fomoest not into chasing green candles, to thy despair.
Fair point. I recall at one point you could trade moons for things, including the subreddit banner being paid for with moons, and auctioned that way. Which would typically need to be purchased. re: https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/10fqh4d/ccip048_allow_banner_advertisements_on/ https://docs.google.com/document/d/1aJ2B8ZhGEpN5XI7R-vyx8_uV-LytVSA_C12STWExpKc/edit?pli=1#heading=h.9d1pie1f2vez
Whatever rules india comes up with only shithole countries would agree with it, XI of china and putin of russia are not even attending g18 summit lol

I'm not sure what you mean, because I think you're mixing the semantics of a transaction with a "Dex transaction". In this case by transaction, I mean the full data of a transaction that gets sent to nodes on the blockchain.Nodes see whatever transaction that comes to them, and can analyze them however they want. It's up to them to compete to build a new block and extract the fees, but the point is, they can order transactions, include their own, exclude, or copy transactions. Other block builders have their own Nodes as well to make a competitive landscape of efficient block production, and it's winner take all. This is how proof of work and proof of stake work. Years ago, there were tools on Ethereum to run the arbitrage like you described, but today, all of that is gone. There aren't any major arbitrage opportunities anymore, because now anytime anyone does a DEX transaction, the bots are sophisticated enough to arbitrage any price differences on other exchanges away. The same way they analyze transaction profits, they also analyze DEX prices in the same block and include arbitrage swaps in the same block. I'm kind of shocked people don't know about how transactions work on blockchains, but then again 90% of people here think these are tokens they are trading. Here's a video from 2020 that explains how transactions work on Ethereum. This was back when it was proof of work but it's the same idea in proof of stake with validators and block producers. https://youtu.be/aZPx7K8XI68
Time has run out on xiprotocol (XI)
Wanted to say if it has China securities it should be called USDC(hina) instead of USDT, but we already have USDC. So the next best name would be USD-XI
Comrade XI says that the crypto market will 11x very soon
Text 19098940201 to demo Wallet is a custodial service using the LnBits API Open source code at [https://github.com/happylemonprogramming/ChatBTC](https://github.com/happylemonprogramming/ChatBTC) Started building it a couple weeks ago. Looking for feedback and features to add now. It's also an AI chatbot powered by GPT 3.5: https://youtu.be/3aLYpNp\_-XI
Fast and furious XI, please make it stop
China's Supreme court also recognizes that XI is immune to charges of genocide and mass murder, so take anything they say with a pinch of salt.

I realize not everyone engages in games to a point where they feel the need to exchange without a trusted third party (which would need to be trusted by both buyer and seller). Robust gaming economies like World of Warcraft are absolutely monitored by federal agencies for large scale transfers of funds and breaches in AML laws. Would the ledger created by a Blockchain simplify pinpointing the transfer of illicit funds in this genre? Probably. I was never a WoW player so I can't speak on if it would improve user experience and the overall economy. I remember my first major RMT purchase and sales being in a MMO that launched in the early 2000's, Final Fantasy XI. Occasionally I would throw $20 at a gold/gil farmer to speed up the extreme grind in acquiring end game gear. We are talking in some instances months of in-game playtime to acquire a single piece of equipment. FFXI had an in-game auction house and an on your person bizarre, yet still players were constantly being scammed by motivated people. Toward the end of my playtime there I remember typically being paid around $40 for a high-end clear (early release Nyzul Isle for anyone that remembers). I was fortunate enough that the person I bought some gil from was an honorable buyer as well, as they would turn my in-game currency and eventually characters into a reasonable payday for a broke college student. I ended up selling my character for around $650 after making several smaller transactions for in-game currency I had acquired. In future titles I wouldn't be so lucky. I could find honorable sellers, but when it came time to move on and I wanted to recoup some of my time and expenses, even larger scale sellers were scamming on the buy end. Not every title needs a free-market style economy, but it absolutely is one of my main draws to a specific title. In more recent years I have put a ton of time into digital card games, and after years on Hearthstone and Magic Arena, with closed economies where there is no way to trade or extract value from the $$ and time put into the title (aside from maybe tournament play that only .01% of the player base engages), I would never go back after finding r/godsunchained Could Activision/ Blizzard and Wizards titles make a reasonable economy without the use of Blockchain? Sure. But they aren't going to. Players being able to move value amongst themselves goes against their profit incentive of extracting as much capital from the consumer as possible. I'll happily support a more indie developer that allows their users more freedoms inside a particular ecosystem.
>Guy named Nayib Bukele had become the most powerful person on earth. Joe Biden, Narendra Modi, XI Jinping, and Vladimir Putin make crypto a Legal Tender as soon as possible. 2040 is yet to come.
Fun Fact: President XI owns a massive number of crypto mining rigs that were "confiscated" from their owners and now run on free (natch) electricity, personally benefitting XI's pocket.
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XI Protocol. I don't don't FOMO often but the Elon Time tweets got the best of me. Almost 40x in the wrong direction. It wasn't a large amount but it was completely stupid.