This project is unique.
The developer is a genius!
You haven't seen anything like it anywhere!
The thing is very simple:
Every time Elon Musk tweets something on Twitter, the token name is changed without changing the contract. How awesome is that!!!
βWe added a real and solid usecase to it, to make this not only a hype coin but also a longterm projectβπ
ElonTweet main goal is to use Elon Musk tweets to blow up to enormous heightsπ
It will bring a lot of new investors and get to millions of market capπ
Financial freedom and happiness in a fun way is close for our diamond handed ElonTweet community.
Do not miss out on this golden opportunityπ
You have been looking for a Moonshot for days, weeks, months or years, here you have one!
The community is growing rapidly. It is 100% behind the developer and he delivers non-stop.
π₯This is so damn smart. The adaptability of this coin is amazingπ₯
βοΈHuge Marketing is hapening β
βοΈ Great and experienced Team & very active community β
βοΈ Lp locked for 1 month and will be extended β
βοΈ Started with a Low marketcap - 150k marketcap at All Time High β
Tokenomics
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π₯ Total supply = 100,000,000
π₯ Buy tax = 0%
π₯ Sell tax = 8%
π₯ IMPACT FEE = 20%
π₯ Liquidity fee = 2%
π₯ Marketing = 5%
π₯ BUYBACK = 3%
π Contract: 0x6f69c8Ce98063b4fF3f3Bd61f48f0B85A98fE243
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A pattern I've noticed in INFXs. Seriously guys, you need r/chillinfj lol.
Edit: okay guys, thank you for many replies under the post and I suppose I will reply to everyone (well, if I'm gonna have time). Didn't expect so many people to actually comment about it. So again, thanks to many who participated. I better rest now.
I am just curious how it worked. Because I know the nobles could fight and they had guards which also could fight, but what about the common infantryman? Who became the grunt in the army? The one holding the line so his lord didn't get skewered by some French guy? Since my understanding of how a medieval army worked was that some poor farmer was given a weapon, some basic training, and then thrown onto the battlefield under the threat of death if they did not comply. I have now read a little more and that seems to be wrong, but people on Quora don't seem to be able to agree on if ordinary peasants were drafted into the armies or not. One person says that levies were ordinary peasants with weaponized farm equipment given basic training and another that they were richer men of the third estate that could afford the equipment needed to fight. I am just so confused on how it worked.
Well, I wonder if this is possible? Mapping the slide-Function from the BasslineSynth-VST ABL3 to any Knob/Pad on the PUSH2? Would be nice ;) Anybody who had the same Issue and figured it out?
In different tests my Se is pretty trash, losing to all other functions bar Fe by a mile. However, I sometimes wonder if, due to the fact that it's in the stack, it's somehow treated differently and has a bigger impact in my life than say Fe, which is slightly above it in raw score but not in the stack proper.
Functions are always mysterious in that you can roughly get what they're related to and what they do but the nitty-gritty is hard to assert with confidence, so I don't know if this is actually Se or just something unrelated to functions altogether, but I'm good at certain "Se-ish" things, namely physical music performance-related skills (speed, muscle memory, coordination, dexterity) but applied to other situations as well. Reflexes while not sportsman-level are pretty decent too. It's very hard for me to "be in the moment", but when I finally manage to focus on the purely physical things or experiencing emotions that break through my usual structures, it shows. Also, for instance, these so-called "grips" seem to be associated with the inferior function and not necessarily with any ol' weak one, and yeah I have my outbursts sometimes.
So, is any of this true or at least make sense? I also keep reading these terms "loop", "shadow", "trickster", "demon" and the aforementioned "grip". I'd appreciate some good resources or first steps towards understanding all the interactions and roles of functions that aren't part of the stack.
Thanks!
Idk much about making ice cream but all the specialty machines just churn a cold bowl right?
If that's the case all I would really need is a sleeve for a blender to keep it cold... And then maybe a soft spatula kind of attachment to move slowly
Typically I like to keep my camera in 24 FPS when shooting to get the most cinematic look possible. Yesterday I shot a wedding and they insisted that I shoot in 30 FPS. I hate the look but thatβs besides the point. I have the βspecial recordingβ function assigned to a button so I can quickly access the slow-mo mode. Today I shot some behind the scenes b-roll for a photography shoot and filmed the whole thing in the slow-motion function. However, I forgot to change the FPS back to 24. I know the camera automatically changes to 60 FPS with slow mo but I can notice a clear difference when playing it back. Is this because itβs playing it back in 30 FPS because I never changed it? Iβm confused.
This project is unique.
The developer is a genius!
You haven't seen anything like it anywhere!
The thing is very simple: every time Elon Musk tweets something on Twitter, the token name is changed without changing the contract. How awesome is that!!!
You have been looking for a Moonshot for days, weeks, months or years, here you have one!
The community is growing rapidly. It is 100% behind the developer and he delivers non-stop.
π₯This is so damn smart. The adaptability of this coin is amazing.π₯
βοΈ Great team & community β
βοΈ Lp locked for 1 month β And will be extended
βοΈ Started with a Low marketcap β 150k mc ATH
Tokenomics
-------------
π₯ Total supply = 100,000,000
π₯ Buy tax = 0%
π₯ Sell tax = 8%
π₯ IMPACT FEE = 20%
π₯ Liquidity fee = 2%
π₯ Marketing = 5%
π₯ BUYBACK = 3%
π Contract: 0x6f69c8Ce98063b4fF3f3Bd61f48f0B85A98fE243
Name has been changed 4 Times! With Proofs.
Socials:
Website : https://sellontweet.webflow.io/
TG:https://t.me/selontweet
Twitter: https://twitter.com/elontweet3?s=21
