tldr; Crypto stakeholders have criticized outgoing SEC Chair Gary Gensler for his continued hostility toward the crypto industry. In a Bloomberg interview, Gensler reiterated concerns about the industry, claiming it was "rife" with bad actors and highlighted the SEC's enforcement actions during his tenure. His remarks have drawn criticism from figures like Coinbase's Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal, who accused Gensler of alienating voters, and attorney Bill Morgan, who argued the SEC itself is "rife with bad actors." This underscores ongoing tensions between the crypto industry and the SEC.

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Sabh apne aap ko Lewis Hamilton samaj rahe hai

We are just like that pure love

hey! I'm a fellow kumaoni woman from Dehradun. I'm pretty fluent in kumaoni but I don't have many kumaoni friends so hit me up if you feel like it.

1. Nanda Ghunghti
2. Trishul
3. Maiktoli (Pindari Glacier top)
4. Nanda devi
5.Sunanda Devi
4. Nanda Kot
5. Dangthal

And this photo is probably taken from Himalaya Darshan Nainital

Check also taxes before before and after the great depression

Mere papa toh thaali order kr dete hai har time😭

Try futstep shoe laundry I’ve used them a couple of times had a great experience on both occasions

This has “Bingo Mad Angles ad“ written all over it.

The tail section looks like the tail light has fallen off and only indicators are left. One of the worst taillight designs. They tried copy the RE himalayan / Guerilla style tailight but ended up messing it.

You can, but I would suggest not to do it, the MT loses it character not to mention it will feel weird.

Othu. savage nan magane..

This fucker needs a good beating my a mob.

Cuter version of squid games

This is the kind of question that screams potential, but you’re getting lost in the noise of what you think you need versus what you actually need. First, you’re 18, stop obsessing over being perfect out the gate. You’re already light years ahead just by having this mindset.

The brutal truth? Most people fail at startups not because they aren’t smart or passionate, but because they can’t execute consistently. Ideas are dime-a-dozen; execution is king. You’re talking about studying AI, business, and self-improvement, but what are you building right now? You don’t need to know everything, you need to start doing.

Focus on something you can actually build with the skills you currently have. Solve a small, real problem and get people using it. Forget “changing the world” for a minute, that’s step 50. Right now, step 1 is: Can you get one person to care about what you make? Then two. Then ten.

You’re asking for advice, so here’s the raw version: Fail fast, but learn faster. Start small, adapt constantly, and don’t waste years perfecting something nobody wants.

Congratulations on winning that badge! It doesn't really matter whether the platform is big or small; a win is a win, and it’s great to see your effort paying off. I remember when my buddy Tom launched his own product and got featured on a smaller platform, he was on cloud nine—and honestly, it boosted his confidence like nothing else. It’s not just about the badge; it’s about knowing you can create something that others appreciate. Sometimes those smaller victories feel even more satisfying 'cause they’re like those hidden gems in life.

Keep riding that wave, man. Celebrate the heck out of it. Maybe have a little party or something, even if it’s just ordering your favorite pizza and chilling. What's the product about, by the way? I'm curious what snagged that badge for you.

dead money

This is probably an old graph, the current FSI is 5. But yeah I get your point. It's still quite low.
Edit: Just realized its a 2018 graph, and it also says in the Note that it's since been increased.

Go to Sindhi Camp, and take a bus to Khatu.

Papa ka 🖊️