how many times @nvk changed his bio last month? while 0 responses to the victims

If you’d show one f#%&”!^ iota of remorse compassion empathy humility past your initial basic announcement, one word of sympathy on the posts where ppl lost everything, one updated post expressing your horror at what happened, we would leave you alone We are actually forgiving

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US Customs seized my Bitcoin Warriors. It’s typical of customs officials to feel threatened by art; they don’t understand it, so they try to stop it. It’s not the first time, and I’m not the only one. We will continue to fight.

We Are All Satoshi 20 × 20 × 1.5 in, Oil based metallic, acrylic, hand-painted original, hand-stretched on cotton canvas Bid Now at @clctibles On display at @MWBTCSummit The kanji says, “Satoshi”. In Japanese, the first character represents, “wise, sage, philosopher”. The second character represents, “history, chronicle”. The 8-bit style font is a nod to cypherpunks and gamers, the first people to adopt bitcoin. A bit is the smallest unit of data that a computer processes. A bit is always in one of two physical states, represented as a binary value, usually a 1 or 0. The state it is in may also be represented as on/off, yes/no or true/false. Pixels on a display monitor are made of bytes. A black & white pixel contains one byte, a 24 bit RGB color pixel contains three bytes. There are 8 bits in one byte. The more bits in a monitor that are turned on, the more processing power that is required, which was very limited back in the day. The 8-bit font’s letters and numbers were a tactile balance of conserving computer memory. Old arcade games looked the way they did because they were an exercise in efficiency. Thanks to Bitcoin, we now have the most proficient financial system to have ever existed. A chance to regain our sovereignty from the tyranny of the centralized banking cartel. The aphorism, “We are all Satoshi” has been shared since the early days of Bitcoin. It has been over ten years now that the creator himself left us. To this day no one knows who he was, but perhaps there is a little bit of him in each of us. Handpainted original. Hand-stretched on gallery bars.

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🚨BREAKING- PARENTS, READ THIS!🚨 Allegedly, Ole Miss is searching for more kids who didn't show up to class today. Reports are that there are student Overdose deaths at Clemson, LSU, Alabama, USouthCarolina and Ole Miss. This was just sent to all @IFC at UGA: 🚨🚨🚨🚨As I am sure you guys are starting to hear, this weekend in Oxford there were 7 deaths from overdoses at least 5 of which were fraternity men. These deaths came from cyclorphine an opioid that is stronger then fentanyl that was disguised as a Xanax and potentially also cocaine. I reached out to all of your chapter presidents but as we know to combat this we need leaders of all ages to be on the same page, strongly encourage your chapters against drug use. It is evident this new mixer has hit the SEC. With a big weekend ahead it is critical you all are proactive with your chapters regarding this issue, so getting in front of guys you know may partake in these risks is encouraged. @ClemsonUniv, @LSU, @UofAlabama @UofSC @OleMiss @DawgsAth

I want to share what happened to me, because I'm still in shock and I want to prevent from happening to others. Two weeks ago, an old friend reached out to catch up through @telegram I said yes. I've been job hunting, I miss my professional friends, and honestly, hearing from someone I hadn't talked to in a while felt good. We got on a video call. My mic glitched partway through, so I installed the update it asked for. I didn't think twice. It was my friend's face. My friend's voice. The conversation was normal. Nothing about it felt wrong. That update was malware. I was temporarily trading on a hot wallet @MetaMask . (I know, idiot move). While we talked, it was quietly draining everything I owned. 1.7 BTC. 10 ETH. Around $180,000. Gone before I even knew to be afraid. That money wasn't just numbers to me. It was five years of discipline, of saying no to things so I could say yes to my future. It was the down payment on a house. It was the freedom to retire early, or at least feel some sense of security. I used to tell people I was financially independent. I was proud of that. It was proof I could take care of myself. Now I open my wallet and see zero, and I feel something I've never let myself feel before: helpless. Defeated. Destitute. I'm unemployed right now too, actively interviewing, trying to hold it together while I process losing my savings and rebuild a career at the same time. Some days I feel stupid for trusting someone I've known for years. Most days I just feel numb, replaying what happened over and over. I'm sharing this publicly for another reason too. This wasn't a random phishing email or an obvious scam. It was a deepfake, real-time, on a video call, with a face and voice I'd known for years. If it can happen to me, it can happen to anyone, and I don't want the embarrassment of admitting that to stop me from warning other people. If a "friend" ever asks you to install something mid-call, especially anything framed as fixing audio or video, stop and verify through a separate channel first, a text, a call to a number you already had, another social media platform, anything outside that same conversation. Don't do it in the moment, no matter how real it looks or sounds. Now, here’s the hard part for me. I’m not asking because I think I'm owed anything. I'm asking because I don't know what else to do, and because I know there are people out there who understand how fast something like this can happen to anyone, no matter how careful you think you are. If you can give anything, it matters more than you know. If you can't, please share this. Someone reading it might warn someone else, or reach someone who can help. Thank you for reading this far. Thank you for however you're able to show up for me. And please reach out to me if you’re able to help.