United Kingdom 🇬🇧: The English newspaper "Daily Mail" features an exclusive report naming a part of a London neighborhood as "Little Palestine".
TikTok has sent a message to its users in the United States, urging them to send messages to American lawmakers in an effort to prevent the app from being banned in the country. Citing national security concerns, a bipartisan bill has been introduced in the American Congress, and unless TikTok severs ties with "ByteDance" (a company that some lawmakers claim has connections with the Chinese Communist Party), the app may be banned in the country.
Stealth. Silent. Efficient. 🥷
#BitAxe
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GN 🫡
United Kingdom 🇬🇧: "The pro-Palestine protests are turning London into a no-go area for Jews," stated Robin Simcox, independent advisor to the Home Office on extremism.
“ETF issuers now hold 792,683.82 #BTC (💵 $54B), nearly 4% of the entire #Bitcoin supply 👀”
Not your keys, not your coins!
Soon the government will expropriate all of this and have more bitcoin than Satoshi.
“Asylum seekers" camp with about 1150 illegal aliens in Dublin. They want free house, pocket money and many other benefits.
UK 🇬🇧/Israel 🇮🇱:
A pro-Palestinian activist sprayed and cut a historical painting of the British statesman Lord Balfour at the University of Cambridge.
The conservative politician lent his name to the Balfour Declaration – a public statement issued by the British government regarding the creation of a Jewish homeland in Palestine, paving the way for the foundation of Israel in 1948. The declaration, made in 1917, was contained in a letter from Balfour to Lord Rothschild, a British Jewish leader.
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Fidelity #Bitcoin ETF breaks its previous record high with $473 million of inflows yesterday
Their total Bitcoin holdings now exceed $6 billion
Yes, fortunately governments are being demonetized and soon they will all fall 🧡
Gold has reached another record high, yet the volume of gold ETFs continues to decrease. This suggests that the demand is not originating from private or institutional investors, but rather that other entities are accumulating the precious metal.
Canada 🇨🇦: "House arrest for individuals at risk of committing hate crimes."
The Canadian government proposed a bill that could impose house arrest or electronic monitoring on individuals who might commit hate crimes or are suspected of potentially committing hate crimes in the future.
The proposed legislation would establish a "Canadian Digital Safety Commission" to regulate online platforms.
RIP Akira Toriyama 🙏
GOOD MORNING PURPLE SIDE 🫡
Ten years ago, Dorian Nakamoto was identified as the creator of Bitcoin.
The physicist and systems engineer gained global notoriety on March 6, 2014, when Newsweek magazine published an article claiming he was Satoshi Nakamoto.
The article was based on a series of coincidences, including his full name, Dorian Prentice Satoshi Nakamoto, his professional background in engineering, and his alleged discreet and libertarian profile.
The article generated immense public attention for Dorian Nakamoto, who lived in Temple City, California.
Journalists and onlookers surrounded his house, seeking to gather more information and confirm whether he was, in fact, the enigmatic creator of Bitcoin.
In response, Dorian Nakamoto denied Newsweek's claims in several interviews, stating he had never heard of Bitcoin until February of that year, when his son informed him that a reporter had contacted him.
After the article's publication, the Bitcoin community mobilized in defense of Dorian Nakamoto, with many expressing doubts about the accuracy of Newsweek's investigation and criticizing the undue exposure of his private life.
Over time, the media pressure on Dorian Nakamoto decreased, but the episode left marks on his life.
The Bitcoin community showed support through a crowdfunding campaign to help him financially, acknowledging the stress and negative attention he suffered due to the confusion.
One of the main curiosities is that Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto lived just 2.5 kilometers away from Hal Finney, one of Bitcoin's pioneers.
Due to his poor financial condition and significant media exposure, some people, like Andreas Antonopoulos, attempted to help him financially with a #Bitcoin fundraising effort.
As of the current date, this donation address indicates that Dorian has received more than 102 bitcoins. The first transaction was received on March 7, 2014. In 2021, people were still donating.
Although these 102 BTC are worth 20 million today — and are nowhere near the fortune of the "real" Satoshi — Dorian has never been a holder, probably due to his financial conditions, and, at a glance, he possibly spent it all.
However, another hypothesis is that he moved the funds to other addresses, valuing his privacy.
Finally, although Newsweek was wrong in claiming to have found Satoshi Nakamoto, Dorian's face has become an icon, already immortalized by the community for its constant use.
"I don't own dollars anymore, I'm sick of them"
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In a move reminiscent of Bukele's style, a search was conducted in the Santa Fe prison in Rosario, Argentina. During the procedure, the inmates were seated on the ground, holding stamps in their hands, and shirtless. Cellphones, weapons, and money were seized.
