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And it's the same exact fucking flavor as well: "Ben's just using Emma to promote himself, they're just friends!" or "Elias just needed the promotion, she's happy to help out a friend!"

There is something very, very fucking wrong with all of you people. Honestly. There is something strongly preventing you all from separating yourselves from the seriously delusional fantasy of who these young women are in your heads.

They're young Hollywood actresses, real people with their own needs and a world that is kept separate from your fuckass eyes. They're not yours to play with or objectify in that manner, meaning their boyfriends/potential love interests aren't yours to harass. The entitlement you have is off the charts. We were already dealing with vaginal managers before with the Gremlin, but this shit with Benemma is out of control.

I cannot imagine being a young Hollywood starlet in 2025 thinking that I have the world in my hands only to find out that my fans are toxic and will harass any guy that I want to be with. Neither Emma OR Jenna are able to have young love because of their fans. They're being robbed of that experience because of you and your ultimately boring Jemma/Emma/Jenna gooner lives (the lives you are living online right now aren't lives you should be proud of in ten years). That fucking breaks my heart for those two, but I guess since all you toxic stans don't have young love in your lives that you have to ruin it for others. (And if this sounds 2023 familiar, it fucking is.)

Jesus fuck, people.

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IMF denies involvement in purported CBDC

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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said in a statement to CryptoSlate that it is not involved with the purported CBDC named Unicoin.

IMF denies involvement in Unicoin

On April 10, the Digital Currency Monetary Authority (DCMA) announced a central bank digital currency called the Universal Monetary Unit (UMU) or Unicoin.

The IMF has denied all connections to that project, stating:

“The IMF has no involvement in the DCMA or Unicoin.”

The DCMA’s original press release acknowledges that the IMF “has not officially endorsed Universal Monetary Unit.” Rather, it says that the IMF has merely reviewed the project’s whitepaper and has not objected to certain project details.

Confusion around the IMF’s ties to Unicoin seems to be due to the fact that the DCMA announced the launch of Unicoin during the IMF’s Spring Meetings.

That connection led various sources to suggest that the IMF was directly involved in the asset’s creation. In an April 10 headline that has since been edited, news site Kitco stated that the IMF itself was responsible for “unveiling” Unicoin.

Similar wording was later used in headlines from other high-profile sites, including Investing.com, Altcoin Investor, and ZeroHedge.

Unicoin has few notable connections

Unicoin does not appear to be issued by any central bank despite the DCMA’s purported involvement with governments.

The DCMA, despite its name, is not a state authority but instead claims to work with authorities. As such, Unicoin — if it exists in a usable form — is more accurately described as a private stablecoin than a CBDC.

Furthermore, the firm appears to have been founded just years ago. It has few notable connections despite its self-proclaimed status as a “world leader.”

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