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I wrote another article covering more arbitrages I found on Plaza Finance earning an additional ~2 ETH in profit. In total I've made about 4.91 ETH (~$14k) from Plaza Finance, making it the most I've ever made on a single protocol through arbitrages. Link below👇
I wrote an article on how I made ~2 eth in a week performing defi arbitrages on @plaza_finance I'm getting better at feeling when there are arbitrages in protocol mechanisms. My end goal is to find a life changing arbitrage, but for now I'll settle for this. Link below 👇
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This is exactly why I follow Richard. A lot of his takes are reasonable and well thought out, but every once in a while he's contractually obligated to remind us that he is in fact a psychopath
I really don’t understand why humans care so much about recovering the dead bodies of their loved ones.
I don't see a massive downside here. Assuming I have the money for this (which is a big assumption), I have almost nothing to lose if they go out of business. Sure there may be a small window but the upside would be extending my life. If they fail, oh well. Shoot me into space
These companies keep going out of business and you wanna take an educated guess what they do with the bodies?
hold on this kind of cooks
What's the deal with this? It's been a problem for months now
So this story is kind of suspicious (it feels like he's lying about buying a burner phone or something with cash), but it's entirely plausible that Walmart still knew what he purchased. Almost all large grocery stores have facial recognition cameras everywhere now.
BREAKING - A Walmart customer is going viral after receiving an email asking them to rate a product they purchased with cash. “I didn’t have my phone or any electronics with me, how do they even know what I bought?”
Letterboxd would be so much better if all of the reviewers weren't trying to maximize engagement through witty jokes
Ever since the launch of chatGPT I feel like the passing of time has gotten pretty wacky
this may just be the most poorly timed post of all time
Her only crime is having that dog in her
A 29-year-old Florida woman managed to impersonate a registered nurse for months, slipping into a hospital job using someone else’s license number. During that time, she treated more than 4,000 patients—taking vitals, administering medications, and performing procedures she had…
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