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Building cool stuffs with the pack
World wolfswap.app Joined October 2021
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Alex🌖⃤ Verified account @axldefi
Close to 20 Wolfies have been bought by team treasury from Wolfies Owned Liquidity real yield fees from the floor

More $PACK volume, more real yield fees, more Wolfies getting bought

The mother of the flywheels over here
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Alex🌖⃤ Verified account @axldefi
Last week this time we were having lots of fun

We all arrived as pfps and personas, and we left as friends from Amsterdam

Lets run it back, 2027! 🌴
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Throwback to our community meetup during Bitcoin Amsterdam. 🇳🇱

Solid conversations, friendly competition, and a great group.

Thanks to everyone who came out with us and @wolfswapdotapp. Some highlights from the night 📸
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Alex🌖⃤ Verified account @axldefi
Feedback heard, Ebisus Bay socials have to be more active, more engaging and more connected with collectors and founders

We’ve placed @Scrofo31 in the charge of the account now, and we’ll try to bring as many eyes possible to the Cronos NFTs scene through @EbisusBay account

We’re looking for bringing more crazy ideas to the fav. marketpace to make collecting sexy again
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Alex🌖⃤ Verified account @axldefi
In the age of AI, the humans are still the ones that screws up, like always

Nothing changes
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The board of NVIDIA is reportedly preparing to remove Jensen Huang, the man who founded the company in 1993 and turned it into a $5 TRILLION AI giant.

The news comes after reports of TWO extramarital affairs, including one involving a woman allegedly linked to Chinese intelligence.

NVIDIA shares have fallen 8% in after-hours trading, $340 BILLION less in market value.

– Jensen Huang co-founded NVIDIA in 1993 and has served as its CEO for 33 years.

– Under his leadership, NVIDIA became the world’s most valuable company

– On October 29, The New York Times reported that US intelligence had identified Alice Huang, an executive at Megaspeed, as an alleged asset of China’s Ministry of State Security.

– The report alleged that Jensen Huang had maintained an extramarital relationship with her.

– Megaspeed purchased $4.8 BILLION worth of NVIDIA-powered equipment between 2024 and 2026.

– On November 5, three Republican congressional committee chairmen requested a private briefing with Huang, scheduled for November 18.

– Days later, NVIDIA’s board launched an independent investigation into the allegations.

– Huang admitted to infidelity in a letter addressed to 42,000 NVIDIA employees.

– On November 9, NVIDIA shares fell 4.27%,

– On November 11, NVIDIA shares recovered 2.87%, closing at $173.73.

– But shortly after the market closed, The New York Times published another report.

– This time, Huang was accused of having a SECOND affair with Kimberly Powell, NVIDIA’s 48-year-old vice president of healthcare.

– According to the report, the two were seen at a hotel in San Jose during NVIDIA’s GTC conference in March 2026.

– The report also alleged that security personnel offered a nondisclosure agreement to someone who recorded them.

– 15 minutes later, The Wall Street Journal reported that NVIDIA’s board was preparing to remove Huang as CEO.

– The directors were reportedly planning to meet as soon as November 11 to determine his future.

– NVIDIA shares immediately dropped 8%

– That represented $340 BILLION in additional market value erased after the closing bell.

– Potential successors discussed by analysts include CFO Colette Kress and senior executives Jay Puri and Debora Shoquist.

A man who spent 33 years building NVIDIA into one of the most valuable companies in history could now lose his position following allegations involving two extramarital affairs
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