Elon Musk's Twitter poll on his leadership, Taylor Lorenz banned, Twitter Files saga, Senator Sinema registering as Independent, Trump's controversial NFT collection, Binance CEO exposed, and shocking admissions about UFOs discussed.
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Trump's NFT trading cards sold out, raising $4.45 million and sparking a booming secondary market.
Kirsten Sinema registering as an independent candidate for the 2024 election puts Democrats in a dilemma of whether to support their own candidate or back Sinema.
Binance's lack of corporate oversight and transparency raises concerns about its stability and credibility as a major player in the crypto industry.
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Trump NFTs sell out and raise $5 million
Trump's NFT trading cards, priced at $99 each, sold out in 12 hours, raising $4.45 million. The collections creators also received 10% of every sale in the secondary market, resulting in a total of $5.2 million in trading. Some cards are now being sold for thousands of dollars on the secondary market.
Kirsten Sinema files paperwork as an independent candidate
Kirsten Sinema, who switched from being a Democrat to an independent, has filed paperwork as an independent candidate for the 2024 election in Arizona. While she has not officially announced her reelection, this move allows her to raise money and puts Democrats in a difficult position as they have to choose whether to back their own candidate or support Sinema as an independent.
Binance under scrutiny for lack of transparency and corporate oversight
Binance, the largest crypto exchange in the world, led by CZ, is facing red flags and concerns about its lack of corporate oversight and transparency. Unlike traditional companies, Binance does not have a traditional shareholder structure or board of directors. CZ operates the exchange seemingly at his sole discretion, and the company is not headquartered anywhere, relocating based on friendly regulators. These issues raise questions about the stability and credibility of Binance as a major player in the crypto industry.
Revelation of Bias at Twitter
The podcast discusses the bias at Twitter and how the new regime continues to govern based on whims and biases. The speaker mentions journalist Barry Weiss, who was critical of Elon Musk and the old and new regimes. The podcast highlights that journalists reporting on public importance should be reinstated.
Government Collaboration and UFOs
The podcast delves into the topic of UFOs and the government's long history of covering up information. It mentions the publication of an article in The New York Times five years ago that confirmed the existence of UFOs, leading to increased public awareness. The podcast discusses the Pentagon's recently released reports and how they reveal that UFOs demonstrate advanced unknown technology. The Pentagon also admits to reviewing several hundred incidents that have no conventional explanation.
Krystal and Saagar discuss Elon's poll on whether he should continue leading Twitter, the Banning of Taylor Lorenz, new updates in the Twitter Files saga, Sinema registering as an Independent, Trump's NFTs selling out, Binance CEO exposed on CNBC, and Shocking Admissions about UFOs.