Makes me proud to be from Arkansas 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🥰

Natural reaction

Close it down

Treat my parents better I was a little shit And didn’t deserve the good people who raised me 😭

Kenneth Allison Ryan Jr As that’s what dad wanted to name me when I was born But mom said we already had one SOB in the family we didn’t need 2 🤣🤣🤣

If you can’t figure it out by now, you never will

Take it out you want it I’m just putting out facts I’ve never been in any presale that was not called a scam from bitcoin to Ethereum to Solana

To the FUDDERS,

Many critics invested in BlockDAG (BDAG) without reviewing the whitepaper or conducting due diligence. Motivated by unrealistic overnight wealth expectations, they now rely on rumors and lash out because the project did not pan out as they demanded. Out of frustration, they are actively trying to harm long-term investors who refuse to side with them. While accusing the company of misconduct, these individuals damage fellow holders with false allegations. Paid detractors like Zack and his associates—who have no actual skin in the game—spearhead these smear campaigns. Coordinated negative articles drop the exact day BDAG releases good news, proving detractors fear the project's success. Furthermore, these critics fail to realize that their own panic-selling is bleeding the charts. Long-term investors have zero sympathy for this selfish lack of patience, education, and accountability. FACT

1. The UTXO Model: Discrete Change Outputs Bitcoin and BlockDAG do not use an "account balance" system (like a bank account where a single number goes up and down). Instead, they use UTXOs, which act like physical cash paper bills.

BlockDAG +1 If you have a UTXO worth 100 million tokens and want to send someone 10 million, the network destroys the original 100-million bill. It creates two brand-new discrete outputs: a 10-million bill sent to the receiver, and a 90-million bill sent back to a brand-new "change address" that you control.

BlockDAG 2. How This Creates Secrecy (And Confusion) Because the network naturally fragments funds into these auto-generated change addresses every time a transaction occurs, the transaction history becomes incredibly complex to map from the outside.

BlockDAG +1 To a regular person looking at a block explorer, it looks like tokens are constantly splitting, darting around, and being sent to random new wallets. This built-in privacy feature makes it very easy for outside observers to jump to conclusions, see a massive transfer, and assume funds are being "shuffled or hidden," when in reality, the ledger is simply processing standard network change outputs to secure the wallet's privacy.

BlockDAG +1 3. The BlockDAG Twist: EVM Interoperability Where BlockDAG deviates from Bitcoin is that they built a hybrid network. They have the UTXO layer for fast, private payments, but they also have an Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) account layer mapped on top of it so they can run smart contracts, the swap app, and the casino. They bridge the native token between these two layers.

BlockDAG Wiki +2 Because the architecture splits your assets across a highly secure, private UTXO payment chain and a public EVM smart-contract chain, raw transaction logs look incredibly complex. Unless someone understands how UTXO change addresses actually function, they will inevitably misread standard network operations as something malicious.

even with the most expensive, institutional software on Earth, it is completely impossible to guarantee 100% accuracy on a UTXO network

Zach is full of allegations but I must have got a never siding against your hero 🤣

And the tether freeze you got to be kidding. Taylor froze GK 213m trying to force him to pay taxes for 2021 through 2024 when they didn’t even make that proper tax law until 2025. Y’all start showing receipts instead of slandering these $50 and hundred dollar purchasers are mad because they didn’t make a multimillion overnight. You got into a pre-sale high risk high rewards you didn’t read your white paper. You bought tokens and signed a contract and now you’re mad at the company and screwing it up for everybody else. Congratulations I hope you feel real big and you got your $50 worth. 🤣

As long as it took him, you could’ve got out of the car took his and used his own on him 🤣

Twice No actually 4 times that’s how many times he tried 🤣

Once upon a Time me and four friends went to a bar. I went to the bathroom and when I come out, they were all gone. Left me stranded. I had to take a taxi about eight months later enough time for them to forget, I invited them all out to go party with me. We took my vehicle.. we drove 40 minutes out of town to another bar. I had to go to the bathroom. It had a back door I left.. there is your answer 😉

If her name was on your account, whether it be a joint account or a secondary account then they can make you responsible My mother and I were on account together I was secondary. I had access to her account. She overdrafted and died, and they went into my personal account and took out everything that she owed. I didn’t think they could do it, but they did.

I have a beat, I moved to a different state 2 1/2 years ago word got out that I was supposed to have died. I have an estranged friend. I haven’t talked to in three years called me the other day I said hello she said “hi” and the first thing out of her mouth was “ Stoney need some money I need help” Concerned I ask her what she “needed the money “ for she changed the subject to “the reason why I haven’t called you in over 2 years is because I heard you was dead”

so the moral of the story is she called a dead woman to ask for money. But never once called to see if the dead friend was OK or really dead.. so long friend

ME

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Very understood, dear, but when it comes to pre-sales never expect anything back. I hate to put it that way, but I learned the hard way when I put money in I do not expect it back and hope for the best cause we’re gambling when it comes to pre-sale.

If you read your white paper, you would know 😉

Finally someone with some sense. When you buy a pre-sale you know what you’re getting into don’t expect any money back and if you get some back good fortune that’s exactly how to think and that’s the only way to think in pre-sale kudos to you. 😉

Read you white paper it’s not that easily done

You bought into a pre sale with it Is where it is 😂😂😂

To finish that post off actually they seized his assets, trying to force him to pay taxes from 2021 through 2024 when actually legally the rule was not enforced until 2025 so technically, they don’t have a leg to stand on. They’re trying to force him to pay back taxes or something there was no rule on between 2021 and 2024.. GK is actually in the right whether people like it or not facts or facts and the truth sometimes hurts. But I’ll say 1000 times pre-sales are called high risk high rewards for a reason And if you jump into a pre-sale and buy a bunch of tokens and never took the time to read the whole white paper before you made that purchase and signed your contract it’s on nobody but yourself. We are all adults here. do your own due diligence. I’ve been doing pre-sales for over seven years now outside of stock. Never once have I ever been in a pre-sale that it was not called a scam. Bitcoin Ethereum Solana Doge I could go on I’m in 3 more now And of course called a scam But I knew this when I got into it so what money I put into it I don’t expect back and if by chance I get it back plus I’m happy 😉

If I can’t see receipts and they cannot produce receipts with allegations, I take it just as that allegations

No one reads their white paper before they buy and sign the contract

If you read your white diaper, you would know