Ghost Engineers, Measuring Productivity, & Memecoin Scams | E2056
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I get to say the following words on twist. Haley Welch, the woman who went viral for the Haktua phenomena, launched a meme coin. And guess what, Jason? It has not turned out to be a blue chip investment. What?
If what Haley's entertainment lawyer said is true and she's locked up for a year while all the pre-sale guys already have solved, they've cleared it. She's kind of a bad mark for her. She's she's a mark. For them, yeah, theoretically here. I don't know the details, but I I think she's the mark.
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