Linqto Class Action/Bankruptcy Case

Blackstone didn't buy 274,000 homes to be landlords. They spent $1 trillion turning homeownership into subscription housing. They are creating a generation that will own nothing and rent everything. While families dream of white picket fences, Wall Street dreams of permanent tenants 🧵

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Editorial: Less Than 1,000 Days to Ruin Massachusetts By Jon Fetherston @MassGovernor has now been in office for 956 days. In less than three years, she has managed to accomplish what many thought impossible: she has taken a once proud Commonwealth and driven it into chaos. The numbers don’t lie. Massachusetts is bleeding taxpayers, families, and businesses. Our housing crisis has deepened, not eased. Healey’s “Healey Hotels” fiasco has spent billions on emergency migrant shelters while veterans and working families wait for help. Public safety has deteriorated, crime is up, shoplifting has become so rampant that toothpaste and socks are locked behind glass, and the State Police are mired in yet another round of corruption scandals. Education, once Massachusetts’ crown jewel, is faltering. Test scores are falling, school districts are crippled by bus driver shortages, and college is more expensive than ever despite “free community college” promises. Energy costs are soaring because of short sighted green experiments, while solar farms and offshore wind projects deliver little but higher bills. And through it all, Healey has been missing in action. Instead of leadership, we get press conferences, virtue signaling, and empty promises. Instead of accountability, we get secrecy and excuses. Instead of fighting for the people of Massachusetts, she has pandered to political allies and special interests. Nine hundred and fifty six days. That’s all it has taken to make Massachusetts less safe, less affordable, and less fair. If this is the record she runs on, then the people of this state should demand better, much better. Because Massachusetts deserves leadership, not collapse.

The NYC mayoral election is a slow-moving, soon-to-be-accelerating train wreck. With @andrewcuomo and @ericadamsfornyc both still in the race and apparently planning to stay in the race until the end, @ZohranKMamdani is a near certain winner. Mayor Adams or Cuomo can win the election, but not if it is a three- or four-way race. The only path to victory is for one of them to step aside and it needs to happen soon. If Adams and Cuomo truly care about our great city, they should sit down and work it out, and they need to do it now. Socialism will be the death knell for NYC. That will be both Andrew’s and Eric’s legacy if they put their self interest and egos above what is best for the city. NYC will look very kindly on the candidate that steps aside and helps the other win to save the city. That will be a very important part of their legacy. In the alternative, they will both be responsible for a socialist takeover of the city, the lives lost from the increase in crime, the economic destruction and unemployment, and the inspiration a Mamdani win will inspire for Socialist candidates around the country. This is a really important election for the future of the city and the country. On the path Eric, Andrew and we are on, we are handing NYC to Mamdani. Wake up New York City!

Yield is here for $XRP. @HugoPhilion and & @jrdothoughts break down how @FlareNetworks is bringing DeFi to tokens that didn’t have it in the past.

I wonder what Tom Lee (@fundstrat) has to say about this 👇 @CampbellJAustin claims ETH isn’t ready for real-world assets 🚫 He warns a compromised USDC or USDT contract could break everything, and ETH’s tooling isn’t there yet

Banks keep the upside, you take the downside 😡 @CampbellJAustin explains why stablecoins could flip this broken model.

This was no loophole and you know it. 376 Democrats and Republicans in the House and Senate rejected your unrestrained effort to avoid competition. So did one President. It's time to move on.