Jay has really aged badly the last couple of years. Look at the skin on his arms and legs. And he’s really pale now that he’s stopped tanning and keeps his hair colored a little darker now.

He looks great for his age.

Re Dumbbells - They're a variation of the Thompson Fatbell, which was based off something else -

https://www.roguefitness.com/rogue-thompson-fatbells?srsltid=AfmBOooq9yOgIrKMMY2Nia8EaAWSWxLrbCFbznbPB5k6VA_IaDxXf47b.

Don't like the idea of almost being trapped in the bell, I want to be able to ditch a lift quick if need be.

This was interesting on Jay's channel -

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It's a dead zone.

yeah...i get this

I know a fella that has a couple different sets of those, loves them. Also I'm pretty sure Brian Shaw has used those as well.

i´m sure some people make good use of them.. i just never seen them here

Yes, only illegal homeless drug addict lives matter. (In my best lispy, effeminate, democrat voice)

Wait I'm not a democrat, fuck those guys.

Great impersonation. I like it. It suits you. 

BTW, I too have no time for drug addicts, homeless or otherwise. I have sympathy for the people impacted by them.

Please stop posting

CockBuffer your the new kid on the block know your spot.

Europe’s Largest Asset Manager Launches Tokenized Fund on Ethereum

Amundi has launched Europe’s first tokenized share of a money market fund, making it available through both traditional and blockchain-based distribution, according to an announcement on Thursday.

The fund uses distributed ledger technology and the public Ethereum blockchain “to ensure transparent record-keeping of fund units and traceability of transactions,” technology partner CACEIS stated.

CACEIS is providing the tokenization infrastructure and a digital platform for subscriptions and redemptions. The first transaction was recorded on November 4 on the Ethereum network.

Europe’s €2.2T Asset Manager Amundi is the region’s leading asset manager and one of the tenth largest globally, with around 2.2 trillion euros in assets under management. It serves 100 million clients, including individuals, institutions, and corporates, and employs 5,700 professionals across 35 countries.

The tokenization initiative on Ethereum represents Amundi’s move toward digital asset distribution, positioning the firm at the forefront of blockchain adoption in traditional asset management.

“The tokenization of assets is a transformation set to accelerate in the coming years around the world. This first initiative on a money market fund demonstrates our expertise and the robustness of our methodology in covering concrete use cases,” said Jean-Jacques Barbéris, Head of Institutional and Corporate Clients, at Amundi.

The move is a significant development for Ethereum, solidifying its position as the industry leader in tokenizing real-world assets.

https://cryptopotato.com/europes-largest-asset-manager-launches-tokenized-fund-on-ethereum/