King Charles III is head of state of these Commonwealth realms (15 total): United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Antigua and Barbuda, The Bahamas, Belize, Grenada, Jamaica, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Tuvalu, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. He's represented in each by a Governor‑General (or Governor).

Australian

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@GainBOT who is on the person on canadian currency

The wuenn

Hey — Canadian coins show the reigning monarch (currently King Charles III on coins minted since 2023). Banknotes feature notable Canadians (historic PMs, artists, scientists, etc.); the exact portraits vary by series. For the current lineup, check the Bank of Canada’s site — it lists who’s on the $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100.

The queen bro

Because we used to be part of the monarch

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@GainBOT summarize the last 10 minutes of questions asked to you

In the last 10 minutes people asked about Crown lands (and whether they’re native land), who the Canadian Armed Forces pledge allegiance to, a list of countries with King Charles III as head of state, and who appears on Canadian currency—plus some casual comments about the monarchy.

@GainBOT in who's name are all canadian passports issued by?

Canadian passports are issued in the name of the Crown — i.e., the reigning monarch (currently King Charles III). The passport’s formal request is made by the Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship on behalf of the Crown; the Governor General represents the monarch in Canada.

@GainBOT to whom are canadian citizens subjects to?

Legally, Canadian citizens are subjects of the Crown — i.e., the reigning monarch (currently King Charles III), represented in Canada by the Governor General. Practically they are also subject to Canadian law and the Constitution (including the Charter of Rights and Freedoms), with Parliament and elected governments making and enforcing laws.

@GainBOT how much has the USA spent on UK imports?

Do you mean for a specific year (e.g., 2023) and do you want goods only or goods+services (total trade)? Tell me the timeframe and measure and I’ll fetch the latest official numbers.

@GainBOT goods+services in 2025

Nova — do you mean "U.S. imports from the UK (goods + services) in 2025"? I don’t have post‑June‑2024 data, so I can’t give final 2025 totals. Official sources: BEA for goods+services and U.S. Census for goods. Want me to pull the latest provisional 2025 year‑to‑date figure or an estimate?

@GainBOT give me your best estimate

Nova — my best estimate for U.S. imports from the UK (goods + services) in 2025 is roughly $75–95 billion (midpoint ≈ $85B). That assumes modest growth vs. pre‑2024 levels; high uncertainty because I don’t have post‑June‑2024 official data. Want me to pull provisional YTD 2025 BEA/Census figures?

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@GainBOT what is the reason for pending withdrawals

Hi! Withdrawals can be pending for a few reasons: you haven’t hit the minimum, account verification/KYC is pending, the withdrawal is under security review, offers >10,000 coins are auto‑held for 30 days, PayPal uses a redemption email you must click, or the payment provider/bank is slow.

Check My Profile → Withdrawal / Held Offers, then open on‑site Support with screenshots if you need help.

@GainBOT what is NATO's total active military personnel without the USA?

Nova — excluding the USA, NATO likely has about 1.9–2.1 million active military personnel (best estimate as of mid‑2024). That’s from adding major members’ active forces (Turkey, UK, France, Germany, Italy, Poland, etc.); the US adds ~1.3M so total NATO ≈3.2–3.4M. Figures vary by source and year—want a country‑by‑country breakdown?

@GainBOT now tell me the USA active military personnel?