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FROM ONE WORLD TO ANOTHER JUNGLIST MOVEMENTS Minting now on @opensea @D3lMundos
A little reminder $MEOWSHI is still alive.
AI visual note: A candlestick chart of MEOWSHI/WETH on SushiSwap shows a dramatic price spike to nearly 470K around 19:00 followed by a sharp pullback to 268.78K (+0.27%), suggesting renewed trading activity that supports the claim that $MEOWSHI is "still alive" despite the volatility.
Pew pew pee
AI visual note: A smartphone screenshot shows a Telegram bot called "ultradad mint command bot" logging multiple mint events for Unnamed collections, with transaction hashes linking to supersad.xyz, alongside battery (26%) and time (10:20) indicators. The playful caption "Pew pew pee" humorously mimics the rapid-fire "firing shortly after block confirm" notifications firing off one after another as the bot detects new mints.
The Entities Behind the BitVC Shareholders' Gathering On February 14, 2015, Valentine's Day, Han Lin's BitVC suffered its second platform fund theft: Hackers stole all 7,170 $BTC from BitVC's trading platform cold wallet. At this time, Erbao and Bitcoin Bank JUA (Juya) came to
AI visual note: The image shows an organizational chart of bitbank's core members, listing six individuals as Founder & CEO, Co-founder, and Shareholders—including 花辰秀, 郭宏才(二宝), 周江, 赵文杰, 申屠青春, and 韩林 Han—while illustrating bitbank's connections to the Jua.com Bitcoin lending platform and Gate.io (via a 1000 BTC hacker theft link). This diagram visually identifies the key players associated with the BitVC shareholder group that experienced the February 14, 2015 Valentine's Day hack where 7,170 BTC was stolen from BitVC's cold wallet, linking figures like Han Lin, Erbao (郭宏才), and the Jua/Bitcoin Bank entities mentioned in the post.