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Today marks 16 years of Bitcoin pizza day.

In 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz purchased 2 pizza's for 10.000 Bitcoin. At the time, those pizza's cost about $41. Today, those pizza cost him more than $775 million (over $1.2 billion at ATH).

Laszlo does not regret his purchase, instead being able to pay for some pizza's by mining Bitcoin with his PC brought him a sense of achievement and enjoyment.

This moment marked the first time where Bitcoin was used to purchase real world goods.

What real world goods have you bought using Bitcoin? Or are you stacking those sats for later?

It's just a slower moving asset correlation to NFTs

The world’s 4th largest economy just legalized stablecoins.

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Experts warn that it will threaten global food security and weather stability.

New data from NOAA indicates a 65% probability that the planet will experience a "strong" or "very strong" El Niño between October 2026 and February 2027.

Experts note that because our oceans and atmosphere are significantly warmer today, the resulting weather extremes—from intensified heat waves to devastating floods—could surpass anything recorded in modern history.

Good or bad for crypto?‼️

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Iran just launched “Hormuz Safe” - a maritime insurance platform for ships crossing the Strait of Hormuz.

Iran’s Economy Ministry has reportedly been working since April to put parts of Strait of Hormuz shipping operations under a new insurance based control system.

Officials involved in the project estimate that the initiative could eventually generate more than $10 billion in revenue for the country.

That's 10billion dollar transaction made in #btc

Supper bullish news for the currency