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JUST IN: 🇺🇸 2,800,000,000,000 has been wiped out from the U.S. stock market today, marking the largest single-day loss in history.
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Conservatively, more than half of Irish software engineering jobs in the private sector will be wiped out in the coming 12 months.
Software development is over. Are we ready?
educationtimes.com/news/canv… – at Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown, Ireland
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Peer-to-peer XBT-BTC swaps, no KYC.
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CLAUDE FOUND THE SEEDS
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0.5 BTC TO @adam3us if he can prove his cryptography chops.
I think you are a fraud.
My money is good and happy to test you.
I do not believe you are the person you pretend to be.
My word and money is good.
Prove your work.
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JUST IN: NIC CARTER JUST SAID A QUANTUM "ATOM BOMB" MOMENT IS NEAR AND THAT 1,000,000 #BITCOIN IS NOW AT RISK
"BREAKING ELLIPTIC CURVES WILL ONE OF THE FIRST USES OF A QUANTUM COMPUTER"
WE MAY NOT FIND ABOUT Q-DAY UNTIL "ALL THE OLD SATOSHI COINS ARE HARVESTED"
"YOU DON'T HAVE TO TELL ANYONE. YOU CAN JUST CRACK THE KEYS AND WAIT" 👀
Source: @VentureCoinist
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BREAKING: If you hold Bitcoin, this is SCARY!
Google says its Willow quantum chip reduced errors in a key process by 40 times, a major breakthrough.
In an early worst-case scenario, quantum computers could crack Bitcoin wallets by 2029–2030, just 3-4 years away.
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🚨JUST IN: Google may bring Bitcoin’s Q-Day sooner than expected after its Willow chip cuts quantum errors 40x.
Google says a technique called “magic state cultivation” now works on its Willow chip, cutting errors about 40x with a record 99.99% accuracy.
Q-Day is the moment a quantum computer becomes powerful enough to break the cryptography that protects Bitcoin wallets.
Google’s own 2025 estimate for cracking RSA encryption with under a million qubits uses this same technique.
The research was published in Science, but Google says it still needs to prove the technique works at a larger scale.
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BREAKING: 🇷🇺 Russia’s Central Bank BANS transferring Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies from regulated accounts to personal wallets.
NOT YOUR KEYS, NOT YOUR COINS!
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🤖 Roblosats is here: RoboSats for Bitcoin on the BLAKE2b chain
Buy and sell BTC (BLAKE2b) for euros, dollars, or any currency, peer to peer, with no sign-up and no KYC. It works just like RoboSats: your identity is a robot that only exists with your token, collateral is held via Lightning hold invoices (nobody can run off with the funds), and your chat with the other party is encrypted. All running on the BLAKE2b Lightning Network.
✅ Initial coordinator: Kilobot (0.19% fee)
✅ Real BTC market prices in over 60 currencies
✅ Buyers can receive BTC on-chain
✅ You can also pay with Spamcoin, on-chain or via Lightning
🌐 Web: roblosats.kilombino.com
🧅 Tor: roblowuc54m3gjphogvbpcqrbwff…
📱 Android: search for “Roblosats” on Zapstore, or get it at github.com/Kilombino/roblosa…
💬 Community and support: t.me/roblosats
Create your robot, browse orders or post the first one, and let us know how it goes 🧡
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A cryptocurrency owner was kidnapped in Toronto in July by a gang of 7 men that included 3 members of the Canadian military.
winnipeg.citynews.ca/2026/10…
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A hacker got access to personal data belonging to more than 8.8 million people in Denmark, and the password involved was apparently just “123456”.
The company, Pays ApS, had legitimate access to Denmark’s Central Register of Persons, which contains sensitive information like names, addresses and personal ID numbers.
According to reports, three accounts at the company were using “123456” as their password. One of them was an admin account.
The attacker used the account to make around 14 million searches in the database.
The breach wasn’t discovered immediately. It was only noticed later when an unusually large invoice showed that the company had been making a massive number of database searches.
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CAPTURE Part 4: THE MACHINE
The fourth and final installment is out.
Bitcoin Magazine wasn’t just covering the fight over Bitcoin’s future. Its parent operated an Ordinals trading desk, invested in businesses tied to the ecosystem, and maintained editorial policies that exempted parts of that same business.
Then came an $80,000/month marketing contract, with an option for Nakamoto Inc. to buy BTC Inc at a valuation tied to its earnings, in a window that included the OP_RETURN fight. Nakamoto exercised the option.
Readers were not consistently told about these commercial relationships.
A documented investigation into the commercial interests and media infrastructure surrounding the Bitcoin Core controversy.
citadel21.com/the-machine
