Nah, but shit coin is legit!

kek

Hunt for Bitcoin's elusive creator Satoshi Nakamoto hits another dead-end

But despite its meteoric rise, a deep mystery remains at its heart: what is the true identity of its founder, the elusive Satoshi Nakamoto?

Many have tried to answer that question, but so far all have failed. In October, a high-profile HBO documentary suggested that a Canadian bitcoin expert called Peter Todd was he. The only problem: he said he was not, and the crypto world largely shrugged it off.

So, inevitably, ears pricked up across our newsroom - and the crypto world at large - when on Thursday a call went out that the mysterious creator of Bitcoin was to, finally, unmask himself at a press conference.

There is deep interest in who Satoshi Nakamoto is in part because they are considered a revolutionary programmer who helped spawn the crypto industry.

Their voice, opinions and world view would be extremely influential on an industry with such a devoted and zealous fanbase.

But the fascination also stems from the fact that, as the holder of more than one million bitcoins, Satoshi would be a multi-billionaire, not least because the price of the coins is currently close to an all-time high.

Given that vast wealth, it was somewhat unusual to be asked by the organiser of Thursday’s press conference to pay for my seat at his grand unveiling.

A front row seat would be £100. It was another £50 if I wanted unlimited questions. Organiser Charles Anderson even encouraged me to spend £500 in exchange for the privilege of interviewing "Satoshi" on stage.

I declined.

Mr Anderson said I could come along any way but cautioned there might not be a seat for me, such was the level of anticipation.

As it happened, seating wasn’t a problem

Only around a dozen reporters turned up to the prestigious Frontline Club - which interrupted proceedings at one point to stress it only provided a room, and not any official endorsement.

Very soon it became clear that all attendees were extremely sceptical.

After some digging it emerged both the organiser and the purported Satoshi were currently embroiled in a complex legal fight over fraud allegations - linked to claims to be Satoshi.

It was an unpromising start, and things only got worse from there.

Mr Anderson invited "Satoshi" to come on stage.

A man called Stephen Mollah, who had been sat silently on the side the whole time walked up and resolutely declared: “I am here to make a statement that yes: I am Satoshi Nakamoto and I created the Bitcoin on Blockchain technology.”

Over the following hour, reporters went from amused to irritated as he failed to provide any of the promised evidence for his claims.

Mr Mollah promised that he would make the Hail-Mary move of unlocking and interacting with the first-ever Bitcoins to be created - something that only Satoshi could do.

But he didn't.

I departed, along with other bemused reporters, taking with us any lingering doubts that this would prove to be yet another dead-end in the quest to unmask Satoshi.

moar

https://www.yahoo.com/news/hunt-bitcoins-elusive-creator-satoshi-005116709.html

>>21889316

Can't find it. Closest thing are these.

Podesta and the WalNUT sauce is interesting, as[P]+ Nut.

One actual NUT one, is a bit dasting. as Resolved by 11.11

Election fuckery on 11.5 may take until 11.11 to resolve?

>>21889406

> Kobe dressed as a peanut after the crash

Yes, remember that too. I remember sepcific drops, but to search later, and they don't exist. (mandela?) kek

Planters pauses ad campaign about Mr. Peanut’s funeral following Kobe Bryant’s death

PUBLISHED MON, JAN 27 202012:37 PM ESTUPDATED MON, JAN 27 202012:52 PM EST

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snack brand Planters is pausing paid advertising behind a campaign about the apparent death of its animated mascot, Mr. Peanut, after a helicopter crash Sunday killed nine people, including retired NBA superstar Kobe Bryant and his 13-year-old daughter Gianna.

“We wanted you to know that we are saddened by this weekend’s news and Planters has paused all campaign activities, including paid media, and will evaluate next steps through a lens of sensitivity to those impacted by this tragedy,” a spokesman said in an email. The news of the pause was first reported by Ad Age.

The spokesman said that the pause impacts paid advertising on channels such as Twitter

and YouTube and some other outreach. He said no change has been made to the company’s plans for Super Bowl Sunday.

Planters last week released a cryptic tweet with a link to a video showing Mr. Peanut sacrificing himself to save actors Wesley Snipes and Matt Walsh by plunging to his death. The spot, done with VaynerMedia, will appear before Super Bowl kickoff during the pregame show. Then, during the third quarter of the game, the company promises to “broadcast Mr. Peanut’s funeral, so the world can mourn the loss of the beloved legume together.”

Mr. Peanut’s social channels have been renamed with “The Estate of Mr. Peanut” with a graphic of a crying monocle, and his Twitter account asked users to “pay respects” with the hashtag, #RIPeanut.

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/01/27/planters-pauses-ad-campaign-about-mr-peanuts-death-but-super-bowl-plans-remain.html

>>21889432

>Skippy gets thrown under the bus now.

>>21889356

>Podesta and the WalNUT sauce is interesting, as [P]+ Nut.

Dasting – connecting dots perhaps… Skippy PEANUT butter…

And it's aDELTA!!!KEK

READ LAST POST

HUBER STARTED IN NOV

WHAT ELSE WAS SLATED TO HAPPEN IN NOV?

11.3 - Podesta indicted

11.6 - Huma indicted

DO THEY KNOW?

>>21889532

>Good job, focus on the squirrel psyop.

Kek. Talk about diverting Parakeet.

Podesta's nick name is Skippy. Which is a brand of PEANUT butter.

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Nov 01, 2017 1:34:11 AM EDT

Anonymous ID: grTMpzrL No. 147449010

Follow up to last post.

Return to comments re: Pelosi and John M (some of us refuse to say his last name for a reason).

This all has meaning - everything stated. Big picture stuff - few positions allow for this direct knowledge.

Proof to begin 11.3.

We all sincerely appreciate the work you do. Keep up the good fight. The flow of information is vital.

God bless.

>>21889656

The giant Erect [P]enis Heads

(nutterbutter connection too)

Jimmy Carter Revealed: Rockefeller Republican

It sounds too simple, I grant you, but just for the sake of argument, try thinking of Jimmy Carter as a Rockefeller Republican. It is hardly more simplistic than “populist,” “New South,” “evangeli­cal,” and sundry other handles that have been tried out on Carter; it fits more snugly than any of the others do, and for me it's held firm for more than a year now.

No, alas, this is not an argument that David Rocke­feller first invented Jimmy Carter around 1971, arranged for Zbigniew Brzezinski to train him in global politics, and then rigged his nomination and election. Nor do I believe what some Reaganites have suggested: that a piqued Nelson Rockefeller—dumped from the Republican ticket in favor of Senator Bob Dole, a Reagan designee—contrived last fall to make Jimmy Carter the vessel of his revenge on the GOP. On the contrary, I observe here the ban on conspiracy theories in mainstream American journalism and political discussion. So unfashionable are conspiracy theories that if indeed a photograph had been pre­served from 1973 or 1974 of the several American members and aides of David Rockefeller’s Trilateral Commission—such men as Richard Holbrooke, now an assistant secretary of state; Warren Christopher, the undersecretary of state; their immediate superior, Cyrus Vance (who had been, among other things, chairman of the trustees of the Rockefeller Founda­tion); Treasury Secretary Michael Blumenthal; De­fense Secretary Harold Brown; National Security Council Director Brzezinski and the NSC's analyst of Soviet intentions, Samuel P. Huntington; also then senator, now Vice President, Walter F. Mondale; and a formerly obscure but promising Georgia governor, now President, Jimmy Carter—if, as I say fancifully, some indisputable record had been preserved from three or four years ago of these men signing blood oaths to remember and honor their fellowship if and when one of them came to power, most editors, commentators, and indeed politicians would have clucked disparagingly that only nuts think power works that way in America. Maybe they are right. In any event we will not get into conspiracy theories here, or into any diagram of power mechanics that might suggest a literal explanation of Carter's rise. This is more nearly a game of categories, a parlor exercise in thinking about who Jimmy Carter is and where, metaphorically, he came from.

https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/1977/07/jimmy-carter-revealed-rockefeller-republican/404908/

DJT stock’s sudden crash wipes out $2.4 billion from Donald Trump’s wealth in just 3 days

The recent collapse in shares of Trump Media and Technology Group, the parent company of Truth Social, has ravaged Donald Trump’s net worth.

He owns the majority of its shares, which trade under the ticker DJT, and the stock has been a barometer of the former president’s prospects this election cycle. It soared as polls began tilting his way through most of October.

On Tuesday, shares were so high that Trump Media’s market cap hit $10.8 billion, exceeding Elon Musk’s social media platform X, which has an estimated value of $9.4 billion.

But the next day, DJT shares began selling off, with volatility so extreme that trading was halted several times. By the end of the session, the stock had tumbled 22%, marking the biggest single-day plunge since Trump Media went public in March.

Shares fell 12% on Thursday and 14% on Friday, capping off a 41% dive over just three days. That means the value of Trump’s stake went from $5.9 billion to $3.5 billion during that span, resulting in a $2.4 billion net worth decline, according to CNN.

The turning point may have been Trump’s rally in Madison Square Garden on Oct. 27, when comedian Tony Hinchcliffe called Puerto Rico “a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean,” sparking a huge backlash.

The rally, which featured other divisive speakers and remarks, was such a debacle that it may have reversed Kamala Harris’s political fortunes and handed her the White House, according to Thomas Miller, a data scientist at Northwestern University who has built an election model.

Failing to return to the presidency could prove especially costly for Trump and the value of his social media company. If “Trump loses I think it eventually goes to zero,” Mattew Tuttle, CEO of Tuttle Capital Management, told Fortune last month.

But even in that worst-case scenario, Trump will still be a billionaire, albeit a diminished one. Before the selloff, his net worth was somewhere between $7.5 billion and $10 billion, according to estimates from the Wall Street Journal.

https://fortune.com/2024/11/02/djt-stock-crash-donald-trump-media-net-worth-truth-social-kamala-harris/