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@defiremora Tem método parceiro. Eles sabem como surfar a onda.

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🚨The most dangerous 48 hours for risk assets this year starts Monday. The Bank of Japan is expected to raise rates to 1% on June 16, the highest in 30 years. The Fed meets the very next day with zero rate cut expectations and inflation still rising. Every major BOJ hike since 2024 triggered a sharp market selloff. In previous BOJ-driven selloffs, the Fed was actively cutting rates. Now it is expected to hold with inflation at 4.2% and rising.

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SpaceX nearly went bankrupt in 2008, and yesterday it IPO'd at $1.77 trillion. Here's the story of the largest ever IPO and the world's first Trillionaire, Elon Musk. Elon Musk sold his first company, Zip2, for $300 million in 1999. He then co-founded PayPal, which eBay acquired in 2002 for $1.5 billion. Musk walked away with roughly $180 million. Most people would have stopped there. Instead, he became obsessed with getting humans to Mars. When he looked into buying rockets from Russia and found the costs too high, he decided to build his own. In March 2002, he founded SpaceX in California and put roughly $100 million of his own money into it. SpaceX operated out of a warehouse in El Segundo where employees worked 80 to 100 hour weeks. The company hired young engineers willing to take risks and built almost everything in house, a decision that would later become its biggest competitive advantage. One of its most important early hires was Gwynne Shotwell, who joined in 2002 as employee number 7 and became the operational backbone of the company. The first three launches of Falcon 1 all failed. The first in March 2006 ended in an engine fire. The second in March 2007 spun out of control before reaching orbit. The third in August 2008 saw the first and second stages collide after separation. 2008 was the worst year. SpaceX and Tesla were both near bankruptcy during the global financial crisis. Musk split his remaining personal fortune between both companies, betting everything on their survival. Employees feared neither would survive. On September 28, 2008, Falcon 1 Flight 4 lifted off from Omelek Island in the Pacific. It reached orbit. SpaceX became the first privately funded company in history to put a liquid-fueled rocket into orbit. Three months later, NASA awarded SpaceX a Commercial Resupply Services contract worth over $1 billion. The company was saved. With funding secured, SpaceX built Falcon 9, which launched successfully in 2010 and went on to become the most frequently launched rocket in the world. SpaceX has now completed more than 300 missions and reduced the cost of sending payload to orbit from $54,500 per kilogram on the Space Shuttle to roughly $2,700 per kilogram on Falcon 9. In December 2015, SpaceX landed a Falcon 9 booster for the first time in history after years of failed attempts. Reusable rockets went from an industry joke to standard practice. In May 2020, SpaceX sent astronauts to orbit aboard Crew Dragon, making it the first private company in history to put humans in space on its own spacecraft. SpaceX then launched Starlink, a satellite internet network that now serves more than 6 million subscribers worldwide and has become one of the company's largest revenue streams. Revenue across the company reached $18.7 billion in 2025. Then Musk made his next move. In February 2026, SpaceX acquired his AI company xAI and filed plans with the FCC to launch one million solar-powered satellites into orbit. The goal is to build the world's first space-based AI data center network. Each satellite would generate power directly from the sun, eliminating the need for ground-based energy infrastructure entirely. Musk's argument is direct: "The only logical solution is to transport these resource intensive efforts to a location with vast power and space." He expects that within 2 to 3 years, the lowest cost way to generate AI compute will be in space. Starship is the prerequisite to making this work at scale. Without a fully reusable heavy lift rocket capable of carrying large payloads cheaply, space based data centers are not economically viable. Musk stated that IPO proceeds from the SPCX listing will help fund this buildout. Jeff Bezos's Blue Origin and Google's Project Suncatcher are both working on similar plans , but SpaceX is the only company with a rocket capable of launching at the scale required. The ultimate goal remains Starship, a fully reusable rocket designed to carry more than 100 tons to orbit and eventually take humans to Mars. Yesterday, SpaceX listed on Nasdaq under the ticker $SPCX at a $1.77 trillion valuation. At that price, Musk's personal stake in SpaceX alone is worth over $866 billion, making him the first person in history to cross $1 trillion in net worth. Elon Musk currently controls SpaceX, Tesla, xAI, X Corp, Neuralink, and The Boring Company. It started with one warehouse, $100 million, and a rocket that failed three times in a row.

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💥 Finally crossed 500 @arc House points 😀If u started when I posted guide, u must be having 500 points ✅With 500 points u r eligible to apply for Arc Architects 👇Steps 🔗 community.arc.io/home/clubs/arc… ✅Click "Apply to join" ✅Fill details & submit ✅Team will review ur profile & select or reject u ⚠️Only users with 500 Arc points can join ⚠️Update ur profile properly before applying 💙Like 🔁RT

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a month ago

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BREAKING: Apple is down -4.71% even after announcing its biggest AI update in history at WWDC 2026. $210 Billion has been wiped out from its marketcap in just last 4 hours. Apple unveiled a new Siri AI platform powered by Google technology, a partnership between the two biggest tech rivals in history. The stock surged +2.5% the moment the announcement dropped, then reversed and flipped red. The problem was simple. Apple's new Siri AI is being described as comparable to what Gemini already does on Android. UBS had warned before the event that most features would only launch in beta and that WWDC was unlikely to be a meaningful catalyst.

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JUST IN: Apple $AAPL falls 4.95% after unveiling its biggest AI update, 'Siri AI.' $230 billion was wiped out from its market cap.

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Eu vi que tão falando sobre cartão de crédito e pix na timeline, vou deixar aqui minha experiência e como eu faço no dia a dia. 99% das minhas compras são feitas através de cartão de crédito, motivo? Eu ganho mais tempo pra pagar, ganho benefícios e eu simplesmente não me perco nos gastos, basta abrir a fatura e ver em quanto ela está, aqui eu pago até a conta de luz de casa de com cartão de crédito. Utilizo 2 cartões de créditos no meu dia a dia, um Aadvantage Black (do Santander com a cia aérea American Airlines) e outro da Azul Visa Infinite (do Itaú com a azul). O que cada um dos 2 me oferece? No Aadvantage eu gero milhas e um dos programas mais fortes e valorizados, cada milheiro custa em média 90 reais no mercado, também posso emitir passagens pra praticamente qualquer lugar do Brasil por 7500 milhas (675 reais + taxas), eu particularmente uso muito pouco pra viajar, há uns 3 meses atrás eu negociei algumas passagens com essas milhas e fiz mais ou menos 14K reais, pra um gasto de 500K que tive ao longo de 2 anos. Achei um ótimo retorno! O da azul sim, esse eu uso pra benefícios próprios, só por ter esse cartão eu já tenho status diamante na azul, isso me permite: - Embarcar um pouco antes nos voos (ótimo pra não ficar em função de mala) - Tenho direito a despachar 3 malas de 23kg totalmente grátis - Todos voos nacionais eu tenho direito a assento tudoazul, que são bem mais espaçosos e custam na faixa de 90 reais por voo. - Tenho direito a cortesia 1 ida e volta internacional e 1 ida e volta nacional em voos da azul (Europa, EUA, Caribe, Chile/Argentina). Inclusive nessa última viagem que fui pra Lisboa, eu paguei 5K na minha passagem e usei a cortesia com a minha esposa, resumindo foi um custo de 2.5K por pessoa pra ir e voltar. Também tenho chip internacional gratuito em todas viagens, enfim tem muita coisa! Resumindo: depois que você explora essas infinitas possibilidades, pagar no pix se torna algo muito esporádico e pouco atrativo.

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CryptoTelugu @CryptoTeluguO

a month ago

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