These partnerships probably are just firm commitments with shit load of opt outs. They probably lucky to sniff even 25% of some of these deals

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Nope. Shits unable to opt out of seeing.

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Billionaire families opt to buy sports teams over cars & art 🚘 🖼 What am I supposed to do with my car & art now?

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You can make it opt out like scam altman did

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It’s so sad just how manipulative these markets are lol. Opt out asap of these fiat and equity positions and opt into something that’s priced in commodities like gold and BTC.

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I just wish instagram still showed the posts of people I followed in a timeline I hate their curated dog shit and don’t use any meta product because I just want to be able to opt the fuck out

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