Ferre

A man in Türkiye spent 4 days panning for gold in river streams and walked away with $1,600.
Worth it?

This photo belongs in econometrics classes.
A perfect normal distribution. Most people stayed around 34-40 kg, and usage naturally fades toward both extremes.
The funniest anomaly is 100 kg being used more than 95. Round-number psychology is real. 95 means nothing to most people, but 100 feels like a milestone.
The lowest hole being overused is another funny signal, some people definitely did the in-out move just to look stronger 😂
Money works the same way. People are naturally drawn to round milestones even when the real difference is meaningless.

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Middle-aged Turkish man explains his strange appearance:
“The cage stops smoking. The cast stops me from selling the Bitcoin I bought at $122K.”

Google just made breaking Bitcoin’s encryption look 20x closer.
That does not mean it can be cracked today.
It just means the estimated computing power needed dropped fast, making this a future warning, not today’s panic.

In 2011, you could visit a website and claim 5 Bitcoin for free.
By 2025, you could lose that same fortune buying a random meme coin.

Are you this old?

What do you call this in your language?

Gm everyone☀️

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The stock market waiting to open on Monday