Love it or Hate it - Bitcoin Halving in just over a Day.

Rewards cut in half to 3.125 Bitcoin. I wish I got in early. I was into computers back in the early 80s when it was tape cassettes saving data. I almost bought around 3500. I waited and it moved up and like many times with stocks - let it go 😂

https://time.com/6967414/bitcoin-halving-countdown-event-2024/

https://coinmarketcap.com/

Romance scams what’s your story?

Stop the Spacamz: Unmasking the Web of Romance Scams

Do you have a romance scam story? I do, and I chase these people I should know better and even I got wrapped up in one.. if just one person avoids this kind of propaganda lies and heartstopper emotional pain that be great.

Introduction

In the vast digital expanse, where hearts flutter across screens and love letters are typed rather than penned, a sinister undercurrent flows. It's a realm where affection blooms, but so do deception and betrayal. Welcome to the treacherous world of romance scams—a web spun by cunning hands, ensnaring unsuspecting hearts. What Is a Romance Scam?

Picture this: You meet someone special on a dating app. The virtual sparks fly, and soon, you're exchanging messages, calls, and dreams. But beware—their profile might be as genuine as a mirage in the desert. Romance scammers create elaborate personas, weaving tales of love, adventure, and shared destiny. Yet, behind the poetic words lies a cold truth: they're after your money.

The Lies They Tell

Romance scammers are chameleons, adapting their stories to lure you in. Here are some common narratives:

1. The Distant Lover: They claim to live far away—perhaps working on an oil rig, stationed in the military, or aiding an international organization. Their love transcends borders, but their motives remain grounded in greed.

2. The Medical Emergency: Suddenly, they need funds for emergency surgery or ailing family members. Your heartstrings tug, but their fingers are already reaching for your wallet.

3. The Cryptocurrency Whisperer: Some scammers even promise to guide you into the world of cryptocurrency investing. Beware—they're more interested in your wallet than your financial literacy.

The Art of Extraction Once trust is established, the trap tightens. The scammer asks for money—sometimes subtly, sometimes urgently:

• Cryptocurrency Investments: "Invest with me; we'll ride the Bitcoin wave together."

Payment Methods: The Trail of Deception

Scammers are crafty. They steer you toward payment methods that favor them:

1. Gift Cards: Amazon, Google Play, iTunes— razor, gold, and steam, the PIN codes become their golden keys.
2. Money Transfer Apps: Swift transactions, no paper trail. Do not Zelle anybody money and if you do get wrapped up at least open another account to do it with using a main bank account could destroy your financial life.
3. Cryptocurrency: The most elusive path—once it's gone, it's gone.

How to Shield Your Heart and Wallet

1. Meet in Person: Never send money or gifts to a sweetheart you haven't met face-to-face. Even if they video chat, you, they still cannot be trusted, and if they don’t speak English well and would rather text you. It’s a spam.!!
2. Trust Your Instincts: If something feels off, it probably is I understand loneliness, believe me, but don’t let your heart. Tell your mind and your eyes that they are lying to you I can’t believe I fell for it really
3. Talk to Someone You Trust: Share your doubts with friends or family. And they all told me it’s a scam and I didn’t listen. Don’t be me.
4. Report Suspicious Activity: Notify authorities and platforms where you encountered the scammer. There are authorities out there that you can go to, but if you didn’t lose more than let’s say $5000 to one of these people don’t bother it’s not worth a headache or the anguish. Just write it off as you felt good for a while and just let it go.

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Conclusion

Let's raise our shields against the spacamz—those digital serpents slithering through our screens. Love deserves better. So, next time a stranger professes undying love, remember: **true affection doesn't come with a price tag

Disclaimer: The events described here are fictional, but the dangers are real. Stay vigilant, dear reader.* Have you encountered a romance scam? Share your story below. Let's expose the spacamz together! 💔💻🕵️‍♀️

$WEED 420 Coin Headed For $420M MC by 4/20 (currently $16K MC, 25000X Moonshot Potential)

I’ve been researching 4/20 meme coins over the last day as I’m sure at least one will pump significantly in the next couple of days, in the run up to the annual 4/20 smokers holiday - which also happens to coincide nicely with the bitcoin halving this year

Of all the projects out there $WEED 420 Blaze It on Solana (CA: G3bNZLjkQ1u29sJd68sCgidcdTpQZdjP8gbhiiUA2Jra) looks like the most legit community, dev and is still super low market cap at the time of writing ($15K mc).

They have an active Telegram channel and Twitter, and they plan to take over Reddit and Twitter over the next couple of days with memes that the Dev has already prepared and shared with the community.

Checked the ownership of the wallets and everything looks legit and rug-safe also, with this coin initially being launched on pump.fun (as always please DYOR)

The project went through the usual pump and dump that every new project seems to go through, but the chart has already started building back up and looks like it could be about to grow exponentially

If they get anywhere close to the planned goal of a $420 mill MC by 4/20, this would mean a 25,000X return on investment right now. So $10 to $250K.

We’ve seen so many viral meme coins lately explode to MCs above $50M with very little marketing, just capitalizing on current events.

So this seems like a great moonshot opportunity to me, and worth throwing $20 at

Symbol: $WEED

CA: G3bNZLjkQ1u29sJd68sCgidcdTpQZdjP8gbhiiUA2Jra

Dex: https://dexscreener.com/solana/G3bNZLjkQ1u29sJd68sCgidcdTpQZdjP8gbhiiUA2Jra

RugCheck Score: Good (LP locked, mint authority revoked)

Total supply: 1 billion tokens

Website: https://www.420blazeit.live/