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If @LukeDashjr can claim that his new shitcoin is the real Bitcoin, then I can claim that he's a pedo.
Only difference is, he's 100% wrong, and I'm more than likely correct.
Only difference is, he's 100% wrong, and I'm more than likely correct.
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⚡BitBuyer313⚡ retweeted
This isn't an opinion; it's an indispensable technical fact. If bitcoin doesn't go up in value it can't work because nobody wants to willingly hold a money that drops in value, and even more importantly, we can only increase its liquidity, market cap, scalability and moneyness by increasing its price, since the supply is fixed. At a price of $1 bitcoin is a $20m joke among nerds online, practically useless for everyone as there's no liquidity. At a price of $10m bitcoin is the biggest money on earth, and necessary for everyone. If you want bitcoin to work you need NGU. Virtue-signaling "tech, not price" is as silly as saying you like car technology but don't care if the car moves.
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Republicans: “How did we lose the midterms I’m so confused???”
Exhibit A:
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I love watching people crash out during the capitulation phases every cycle. It never gets old.
Especially since I decided 10 years ago that I was going to ride bitcoin to zero or infinity.
Especially since I decided 10 years ago that I was going to ride bitcoin to zero or infinity.
Just hodl your bitcoin and do nothing with it bro. Please bro. Just keep waiting bro one day you'll have generational wealth bro. Trust me bro. Your life is meaningless and there's no way you'll ever produce anything of value so never sell bro. Just hodl bro. Don't try building anything or creating something meaningful with you money bro. Just stare at the charts all day bro and hope it goes up bro. Zoom out and lower your time preference bro. Supercycle is coming bro trust me bro. You'll regret selling bro. Just wait until you're 65 years old bro. It'll be worth it bro
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Checked my bitcoin balance and guess what? All my funds are safe because I don't keep them on any exchange, let alone @binance aka the shittiest exchange of them all 🙄💩
Thankfully I also always despised coldcard as well. If its not FOSS its not trustworthy
Thankfully I also always despised coldcard as well. If its not FOSS its not trustworthy
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⚡BitBuyer313⚡ retweeted
A BLAKE2b Hardfork morning.
>wake up
>open Discord chat
>read new decrees set forth overnight
>self-flagellate for your weakness
>click online confession tab
"Forgive me father for I have sinned."
"Go on my son."
"This week I accidentally referred to Bitcoin as Bitcoin and not Spamcoin asforgiven. This time. Now go say an Our Father Luke, a Hail Kratter and a Glory Be to Mechanic.” 😂
>wake up
>open Discord chat
>read new decrees set forth overnight
>self-flagellate for your weakness
>click online confession tab
"Forgive me father for I have sinned."
"Go on my son."
"This week I accidentally referred to Bitcoin as Bitcoin and not Spamcoin asforgiven. This time. Now go say an Our Father Luke, a Hail Kratter and a Glory Be to Mechanic.” 😂
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RT @Excellion: I've never seen a bigger Karen than Kratter. 😂
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Hey everyone, I'm still alive and kicking. I've had a lot going on in my personal life the last few months and have mostly stepped away from social media for the time being.
I hope you're all doing well.
I hope you're all doing well.
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This is my new favorite game. Its better than @ARCRaidersGame was at its peak
🔥Active Matter Is Now Available On PC, PlayStation 5, And Xbox Series X|S!🔥
Operatives, the door to the Multiverse is open!
If you purchased the early version from the Gaijin Store, you can get the Steam edition at no extra cost until November 23rd.
▪️New Harmonization Cycle
ext Harmonization Cycle begins, featuring new rewards. Merits have been introduced — earn them throughout the Cycle and exchange them for prizes, including items from previous Cycles.
⚡️At launch, we’ve expanded raid loot: legendary weapons can now be found in raids across the Multiverse. We’ve also streamlined the Shelter and inventory management so you can organize your base more intuitively, gear up faster, and dive back into raids sooner.
▪️"Premium" Becomes "Deluxe"
With the release, the Premium Edition has been upgraded and renamed to the Deluxe Edition, now packing even more weapons, in‑game currency, and a second additional Body Sleeve — "Knight." All existing Premium Edition owners will receive these upgrades automatically and for free.
▪️Music
The game features over a hundred tracks by independent composers and guest artists, including Akira Yamaoka. The soundtrack is available separately on Steam or as part of the Deluxe Edition, and will be released on streaming platforms later.
📢 Check your gear, assemble your squad, and stay tuned — we’ll soon also share the roadmap for Active Matter’s future development. The most dangerous raids are still ahead!
#ActiveMatter #Gaming #GamesNews
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⚡BitBuyer313⚡ retweeted
79 minutes ago, someone hit the 19th hardest Bitcoin block in history, with a 1.02E share—nearly 8,000x the network difficulty of 127T.
The sad part is that they’re mining to ViaBTC and probably don’t even realize it, nor will they get anything beyond their daily pool earnings.
The sad part is that they’re mining to ViaBTC and probably don’t even realize it, nor will they get anything beyond their daily pool earnings.
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At this point even Ethereum has a more predictable subsidy schedule, lmao.
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So exposing a global child sex trafficking ring is now antisemitic? Gotcha.
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LIQUID NETWORK UPDATE: INCIDENT REPORT
Status as of September 8, 2026, 19:10 UTC
What Happened?
On September 6, 2026 at 15:53:10 UTC (Liquid block 4,050,336), a vulnerability in the open-source Elements software related to how Liquid nodes cache range proof verifications was exploited, resulting in the creation of ~4,000 LBTC that were not backed by bitcoin held in reserve.
The individual(s) responsible for the exploit then used the SideSwap service, a Liquid Federation member that holds a peg-out authorization (PAK) key, to convert the unbacked LBTC to BTC via Liquid’s standard peg-out mechanism. Because the validation failure occurred at the transaction level before the peg-out was initiated, both SideSwap’s node and the Liquid Network’s globally distributed functionary nodes accepted the LBTC as valid. The functionaries processed the peg-out as authorized, releasing approximately 4,000 BTC through SideSwap’s whitelisted bitcoin address, which SideSwap then forwarded to the address specified by the exploiters. Before the incident, the Liquid reserve held approximately 4,205 BTC. Following this peg-out and additional peg-outs processed before operations were halted, the reserve balance fell to 197 BTC.
Key Clarifications
No keys were compromised. The Liquid Federation functionaries were not hacked, and no private keys were compromised. The peg-out mechanism that authorizes withdrawals to whitelisted addresses operated as designed.
Other Liquid-issued assets were not affected. USDT and other tokens issued on the Liquid Network were not impacted by the vulnerability, though they are temporarily unavailable while the network remains paused.
Investigation is ongoing. As is common in complex critical-system failure investigations, this incident arose from the convergence of several individually low-probability factors that interacted in ways that ultimately defeated the system's built-in redundancies. More detail will be shared in forthcoming communications.
What Steps Have Been Taken To Recover The Assets?
The individual(s) responsible for the exploit left a public message on the bitcoin mainchain identifying themselves as white-hat security researchers and requesting contact to address the vulnerability.
Patch deployed. Blockstream identified and deployed a patch to the Liquid Network’s bridge nodes, which was completed on September 7 at 01:09 UTC, ensuring the vulnerability is no longer exploitable.
Partial fund recovery. On September 7 at 16:09:25 UTC (Liquid block 965,950), the exploiters returned 3,400 BTC to the Liquid Federation peg wallet. Approximately 598.5 BTC (15% of the total) remains outstanding. Discussions between Blockstream and the individuals responsible are ongoing to secure the return of the remaining funds.
What Comes Next?
Our immediate priorities are recovering the remaining funds and resuming normal network operations safely and as quickly as possible.
Software update in progress. A fix for the exploited vulnerability has been developed and is undergoing multiple rounds of internal and external review. Blockstream is preparing an emergency release of Elements (v23.3.4), which is expected to be released as soon as possible, but within approximately 48 hours.
Network restoration. Once the software update is finalized, Liquid Network functionary operators will perform additional adjustments to resume full functionality and restore the corrected network state, including rejection of the invalid peg-out.
Ongoing updates. We will continue to provide detailed updates as the situation progresses.
What You Should Know
The Liquid Network remains offline at this time, while we work on reviewing the security fixes and network resumption code and coordinate with the white hat hacker towards timely resumption of the network with 1:1 backing for BTC. While the network is paused, users cannot transact on Liquid. If you operate a Liquid node, please watch for the emergency Elements release and follow the upgrade instructions when available. Users do not need to take any proactive steps to protect their funds at this time.
The Liquid Federation and its members are committed to resolving this incident in coordination with Blockstream and to resuming normal operations as soon as it is safe to do so.
Status as of September 8, 2026, 19:10 UTC
What Happened?
On September 6, 2026 at 15:53:10 UTC (Liquid block 4,050,336), a vulnerability in the open-source Elements software related to how Liquid nodes cache range proof verifications was exploited, resulting in the creation of ~4,000 LBTC that were not backed by bitcoin held in reserve.
The individual(s) responsible for the exploit then used the SideSwap service, a Liquid Federation member that holds a peg-out authorization (PAK) key, to convert the unbacked LBTC to BTC via Liquid’s standard peg-out mechanism. Because the validation failure occurred at the transaction level before the peg-out was initiated, both SideSwap’s node and the Liquid Network’s globally distributed functionary nodes accepted the LBTC as valid. The functionaries processed the peg-out as authorized, releasing approximately 4,000 BTC through SideSwap’s whitelisted bitcoin address, which SideSwap then forwarded to the address specified by the exploiters. Before the incident, the Liquid reserve held approximately 4,205 BTC. Following this peg-out and additional peg-outs processed before operations were halted, the reserve balance fell to 197 BTC.
Key Clarifications
No keys were compromised. The Liquid Federation functionaries were not hacked, and no private keys were compromised. The peg-out mechanism that authorizes withdrawals to whitelisted addresses operated as designed.
Other Liquid-issued assets were not affected. USDT and other tokens issued on the Liquid Network were not impacted by the vulnerability, though they are temporarily unavailable while the network remains paused.
Investigation is ongoing. As is common in complex critical-system failure investigations, this incident arose from the convergence of several individually low-probability factors that interacted in ways that ultimately defeated the system's built-in redundancies. More detail will be shared in forthcoming communications.
What Steps Have Been Taken To Recover The Assets?
The individual(s) responsible for the exploit left a public message on the bitcoin mainchain identifying themselves as white-hat security researchers and requesting contact to address the vulnerability.
Patch deployed. Blockstream identified and deployed a patch to the Liquid Network’s bridge nodes, which was completed on September 7 at 01:09 UTC, ensuring the vulnerability is no longer exploitable.
Partial fund recovery. On September 7 at 16:09:25 UTC (Liquid block 965,950), the exploiters returned 3,400 BTC to the Liquid Federation peg wallet. Approximately 598.5 BTC (15% of the total) remains outstanding. Discussions between Blockstream and the individuals responsible are ongoing to secure the return of the remaining funds.
What Comes Next?
Our immediate priorities are recovering the remaining funds and resuming normal network operations safely and as quickly as possible.
Software update in progress. A fix for the exploited vulnerability has been developed and is undergoing multiple rounds of internal and external review. Blockstream is preparing an emergency release of Elements (v23.3.4), which is expected to be released as soon as possible, but within approximately 48 hours.
Network restoration. Once the software update is finalized, Liquid Network functionary operators will perform additional adjustments to resume full functionality and restore the corrected network state, including rejection of the invalid peg-out.
Ongoing updates. We will continue to provide detailed updates as the situation progresses.
What You Should Know
The Liquid Network remains offline at this time, while we work on reviewing the security fixes and network resumption code and coordinate with the white hat hacker towards timely resumption of the network with 1:1 backing for BTC. While the network is paused, users cannot transact on Liquid. If you operate a Liquid node, please watch for the emergency Elements release and follow the upgrade instructions when available. Users do not need to take any proactive steps to protect their funds at this time.
The Liquid Federation and its members are committed to resolving this incident in coordination with Blockstream and to resuming normal operations as soon as it is safe to do so.
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RT @Excellion: Update on the @Liquid_BTC incident:
4:46 AM PDT - Blockstream: "Bridge nodes are patched, safe to return the funds." (PGP-s…
4:46 AM PDT - Blockstream: "Bridge nodes are patched, safe to return the funds." (PGP-s…
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When you're in denial and haven't accepted filing for bankruptcy yet.
🚨 New COLDCARD firmware is out: 5.6.2 for Mk4/Mk5 and 1.5.2Q for Q.
View TRNG Words is back. We also added an offline tool to verify dice-roll or coin-flip mixing, USB ncry v3, and more transaction, Virtual Disk, firmware and wallet-state fixes.
Please update promptly:
coldcard.com/downloads
Full notes:
blog.coinkite.com/coldcard-firmw…
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This is not recognized as a Patoshi block by
@w_s_bitcoin's tool, but it is a miner from Satoshi's era who hadn't moved their 50 BTC coinbase reward until today
"Lost coins" are impossible to prove and people using that as a justification for forks that freeze UTXO are clowns
@w_s_bitcoin's tool, but it is a miner from Satoshi's era who hadn't moved their 50 BTC coinbase reward until today
"Lost coins" are impossible to prove and people using that as a justification for forks that freeze UTXO are clowns
💤 A dormant address containing 50 $BTC (4,000,574 USD) has just been activated after 16.5 years!
whale-alert.io/tx/bitcoin/fc2…
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Killer game 🔥🔥🔥
We are so extremely grateful and amazed by your support. It is truly an honor to see you all play our game.
THANK YOU!
#Dawnwalker
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