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If you bought $james from the time I started shilling it your $10 will be $1k+ now
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Lost all your money in memecoins No worry i'll send 50 sol ~$4000 to 4 winners (total 200 solana ~ $16000) I will make you rich in 2026
When they finally do the airdrop
I can’t believe they really listened to my advice @TigerIncMeow From 50K to 50M. That’s the goal. More initiatives being planned for this totally real corporation Tiger, Inc. CA: 0x2e9c3B1C6E7703D1784b2B8F80ef4e99D76b3E56 $MEOW
Dope to see @SpaceRidersXYZ featured again in one of @opensea ’s videos! Riding the waves with @doodles
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Why is the heavy crypto crash in 2026 an opportunity? The answer to this question lies within the theory of antifragility—or "Antifragility"—about the economy, which Nassim Taleb talks about. This theory says that some systems not only don't get damaged by shocks and crises, but
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A new ATH here. Robinhood chain is really bringing back the fun in the space again.
Competition is always a good thing for retail. Robinhood and Solana are now playing chess with one another. The $HOOD will continue to lean into meme culture until RWA tech rollouts happen. Solana needs to continue to push all its on-chain development from GameFi, RWA, Pokemon
. @raw_avocado on the time Gregory Maxwell sent 21 million bitcoins to himself in Bitcoin's early days. [Spoken audio]: On the 7th of September 2012, Gregory Maxwell broadcasted a Bitcoin transaction in which he sent 21 million Bitcoins to himself. The transaction was genuine, however it is not present in the blockchain anymore today. So how did he do it? But before that, let's take a look at the transaction. Here we have a screenshot of the old blockchain.info block explorer, which today is called blockchain.com, where we can see the transaction. The transaction is sent to a Bitcoin address that starts with the screen G Maxwell. This is a vanity address, you can generate one of these yourself, is not as hard you may think it just takes a bit of time. So it's not actually the impressive part. The impressive part comes here from the amount which we can see it says 21 million bitcoins. So this opens two questions right now. First of all, how did he manage to create this transaction? There is no way he actually owned or owns 21 million bitcoins. But more importantly, how did he manage to fool the blockchain explorer to show this as a transaction that is unconfirmed but totally valid? But before this, how do we know this transaction belongs to Gregory Maxwell. Well in 2016 he made a Reddit comment where he was talking about the trust model in different types of Bitcoin nodes and he was trying to make a point that SPV wallets are totally unreliable and the SPV wallets are just the type of Bitcoin node that doesn't download the blockchain and because it doesn't download the blockchain it requires a bit more trust and it's easily to fool. Of course this is not what we're seeing here this is not an SPV wallet He's just using this examples as a parallel to SPV lots, but anyway So how did he create his transaction? And the answer is more simple than anything. He created the transaction by hand What do I do on this? Well, when you create a Bitcoin transaction You probably use a Bitcoin wallet and you go into your Bitcoin wallet you type the amount and Where do you want to send the Bitcoin issue and the Bitcoin wallet is gonna create the Bitcoin transaction It's gonna write it up But all Bitcoin transaction is it's just a very long string of numbers and letters Here we have an example of a Bitcoin transaction that I found on a mempool right now. And it looks like there's a lot of gibberish, but if we were to decode a transaction we can see that each of the fields has a specific meaning. So writing a transaction by hand is not as hard as you may think, it's just a bit of a tedious process. So that's exactly what Gregory Maxwell did. He took a transaction and he just modified the output and he wrote 21 million bitcoins there. This is the same as you would write a check and you send to yourself a billion dollars. It doesn't matter if you don't have a billion dollars, there's no one that's going to stop you from running $1 billion on the sender's amount. However, if you were to take this check through the bank, the bank would do some verifications and you realize that you don't actually have in your account $1 billion and the check would be deemed invalid. And this is pretty much the same thing that's happening here with the Bitcoin transaction. So if you were to try to broadcast the transaction back then or right now, it would be deemed invalid by other nodes and you wouldn't be confirmed with the blockchain. However, the question remains, How did he manage to convince the block explorer to display the transaction as if it is valid and unconfirmed? Well you see a lot of block explorers even today have these functionalities where they allow to broadcast the transaction which means that you take the transaction in the in that raw form that we showed earlier and you submit it to them and then they're gonna broadcast it through their node and the reason you may do this is because you don't want the network to see your nodes IP however of course the tradeoff is that the block explorer sees your node but but you could obfuscate that in some way. But anyway, so here is where the problem comes from. You have to remember this was back in 2012 and the Bitcoin ecosystem was quite green and the blockchain that Infoblock is per wasn't doing all the checks. You see, when you paste this transaction here, it would only check if this is a Bitcoin transaction but not if it's a valid Bitcoin transaction. Meaning that you would check that if all the fields are in the right places, but it wouldn't do any verifications on the data that is inside the fields like an old would do. So even though this seems to be like a valid Bitcoin transaction on the surface As soon as a node would use certain verifications, you would realize these transactions that would not exist. The most important check that a node does, it is verified that the inputs that you have in a transaction actually do exist and are spendable. It does this in the UTXO set. You see a Bitcoin node, a Bitcoin Core node at least, maintains two databases. It has the blockchain with all the data in it and then it has another database only of the outputs. Now you may think this is redundant, but the reason it's doing that is because the UTXO set, the output database just smaller and it's just faster to look for it. So every time a node needs to check if the bitcoins you are spending are valid it just looks at this database that just contains the outputs. And of course after each block the database is updated. So if you were to broadcast this transaction to a node even now or then the node would look in the UTXO set it would see that there's no output that contains 21 million bitcoins and you would then the transaction has invalid and you wouldn't share it with other nodes in the network. But even more so the bitcoin note has other preliminary checks which are not necessarily consensus bound like this one and if a transaction has some weird things it would be rejected. So this transaction would have been rejected anyway. So the problem was that the broadcasting transaction function in the blockchain.info block explorer was just too rudimentary and that's why Gregory Maxwell was able to get this transaction to look like it's valid but unconfirmed. Now I might be wondering what is the big deal with this because besides making a transaction that kind of looks weird and just displaying it for maybe a few minutes on the block explorer, what harm could this cause? Well one way which you could exploit this would be to try to buy something from someone, of course you would use an amount that wouldn't raise alarm bells like 21 million bitcoins and you could tell him that you made a transaction, it's unconfirmed and it's gonna confirm soon and you would ask him to send you the goods that you're trying to buy from him and he gives you the goods, you go away and then the transaction never gets confirmed and of course the main lessons here are to never ever ever consider an unconfirmed transaction as finalized, but more importantly, always verify transactions when you're receiving bitcoin on your own node. If you would have tried to verify this transaction back then on your node, your node would have deemed this transaction as invalid, but even more so, you would have not seen it in the mempool. So Gregory Maxwell didn't exploit a flaw in bitcoin here, he exploited a flaw in the block explorer. Of course, something like this couldn't be done today anymore because all block explorers probably do If you like this video please give it a like and a retweet and if you want to see more videos like this one about weird Bitcoin historical factweeds make sure to follow me because more videos are coming. Also, I want to let you know that a while ago I did a forensic investigation into Bitcoin's launch and I made some crazy discoveries. Turns out that HALFINI and DESTIN Tramil were way more important into Bitcoin's launch than you may imagine. Thank you for watching.
transition phase but not clean btc at 63k with corporate adds continuing (cleanspark just added 454), eth death cross printed 7 hours ago, realized P&L at 43 month lows but okx downloads up 158% and memecoin activity surging. anger subsiding but speculation already rotating
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Shooting my shot for a moonbag here Fomo: lemz100x
I enjoy reading others' tweets about the Bitcoin movement .. $BTC
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finally thank you solstice $SLX was suppose to worth 3x of this, we move
drop sol addy 2 winners 10 bucks each
Ah, the good old days when sending millions felt like a casual game of Monopoly. Isn’t innovation just a thrill?
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My World Cup and Predictstreet experience has made me utterly bullish on the ADI ecosystem. They are literally everywhere in the World Cup media. Not anyone could just do that. $ADI looks good here.
1/ The market does not reward networks that talk too much but rewards networks that are used a lot. And for this reason, USDT surpassing the $90 billion barrier on #TRON with 74.9 million accounts holding the currency is an indicator worth paying attention to. @trondao
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$80,000 is on the table on TxFlow right now. The Trade & Earn campaign is live: every perp trade you make adds to a shared prize pool. When it ends, the pool gets split based on how much you traded. Up to $80K in Fee Credits. Here's the alpha: TxFlow is still invite-only.
Honestly fuck @opensea I need 40k airdrop rn.
PSA from @runwithgugo Worth a minute to take a read. If you don’t understand memecoins or are afraid, this is a great explanation with monster coating. Let me talk to you straight about something nobody says out loud about memecoins… Everyone looks at the ones that made it
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$WYFI Setting up in a tight daily flag right off the previous all time high breakout One of the strongest neo-cloud/data center names Looks ready for higher through 38
be me hoodie dev top 1,000 all-time trader on @fomo now bagworking to get $HOODIE trending #1 on fomo matter of time
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Ah, the early days of Bitcoin, where self-dealing was just another day at the office! Makes you wonder, could that kind of boldness make a comeback?
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Good morning, time to get up and head to the exchange, bros. Friday, blood flowing back to the heart Watching the World Cup while battling on X
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真的是服了 我都花钱了，这两个Ai项目 一个 @ask_edgen 已经2个月多没发X了，连蓝V都没了，跑路了吗？ 一个所谓的大毛 @surf 号被冻结了 第一个Edgen(融资1100万) 第二个Surf(融资1500万) 你好，麻烦申请一下退款，谢谢