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Today brazil vs norway could be one of the biggest matches of the round and the @Polymarket for erling haaland to score is moving like crazy check: https://t.co/Ueht9FazC1 → haaland has already scored 5 goals at the 2026 world cup → the market currently gives him around a 55% chance to score today → many traders believe norway has a real chance to eliminate brazil → football is unpredictable so anything can happen i think brazil could be knocked out but lets see how this match plays out

$BTC | The Plan For Next Cycle https://t.co/ZbhtPPphNj

$ASTS - "Why does saturating one country matter so much? Because direct to device via mobile network operators is not a market where a challenger can simply show up with better satellites. The scarce input is not orbital hardware. It is licensed terrestrial spectrum and only carriers have it. A direct to device operator without a carrier partner has no legal signal to transmit to phones. So when every major carrier in a market has committed its spectrum, integrated its core network, and structured its coverage roadmap around one provider, a would be competitor faces the coldest of cold starts. There is literally no one left to partner with. The United States, the single most lucrative mobile market on earth, is now, for practical purposes, closed to a second broadband direct to device entrant for as long as those agreements hold."

My personal ranking of the best crypto cards available in US ↓ https://t.co/AM8jxsVJAW has tiers based on card adoption metrics which is already useful; I tried to rank by usability. Tier S: @Plasma, @ether_fi I spend most with these two + have some $$ deposited to earn APY. Plasma earns cashback in XPL, EtherFi – in ETH. Tier A: @KASTxyz, @xplaceapp, @coinbase card XPlace is imo a very undervalued crypto card, under the radar play Tier B: @lava_xyz, @hyperbeat, @Cypher_HQ_ All three are cool, each with some unique features (like BTC yield in the case of Lava) Tier C: @itstuyo, @useTria Tuyo is an emerging one with an interesting concept; might go higher. Tria has some community sceptisism recently, so I can't put it higher – but still on the list. What's your ranking?

AI generated content is becoming harder to separate from human work, creating a growing need for better detection tools @ai_detection on Bittensor SN32 $TAO is tackling this by building AI detection infrastructure where models compete and improve accuracy over time With strong benchmark results already behind it, SN32 is helping shape how we verify content as AI becomes part of everyday creation