Guys, know that the US government holds significant reserves of cryptocurrencies, with a total value of about $15.4 billion. The main part of the portfolio is accounted for by #Bitcoin ( $BTC ) 203,650 BTC, which is approximately $15.256 billion. This is more than 99% of all assets. In addition to bitcoin, the government also has Ethereum ( $ETH ) and Shiba( $SHIB ) at its disposal.
It is interesting to note that assets such as Ethereum and even shiba inu are also included in the portfolio, although they occupy a smaller share. Holding cryptocurrencies on the balance sheets of the state suggests that the United States probably considers digital assets not only as confiscated property, but also as a potentially strategic financial resource.
1️⃣ Establish a Strategic National $BTC Reserve. 2️⃣ Fire Gary Gensler on Day One and appoint a new SEC Chair. 3️⃣ Ensure no government #Bitcoin sales. 4️⃣ Reduce Ross Ulbricht's prison sentence. 5️⃣ Not to create a CBDC. 6️⃣ Make the U.S. a crypto capital and Bitcoin superpower.
The amount of those, you actually believe he’ll keep, is your autism level #BTC #CongressInquiry
Solana's prospects after digging into the latest numbers from Messari. Institutional investments in Solana DApps skyrocketed 54% to $173 million in Q3, signaling a resurgence of interest in the ecosystem. This uptick in investment activity suggests to me that #Solana's developer-friendly platform and fast transaction times are drawing in serious players, and I believe this momentum will carry over into Q4. The renewed growth is a promising sign for Solana's long-term potential, and I'm keeping a close eye on this space.
Laszlo Hanec is famous for spending 10,000 Bitcoin on two pizzas. But his involvement in Bitcoin development goes much deeper than food purchases.
On May 22, 2010, Florida resident Laszlo Hanec paid 10,000 $BTC for two Papa Johns pizzas. This is believed to be the first purchase ever made with the experimental digital currency. The value of those coins today would be just under $700 million dollars.
This story is well known, it is part of the "Bitcoin story" and is celebrated annually around the world. Less well known is Khanyech's other contribution to Bitcoin. According to Bitcoin historian Pete Rizzo, the first person to ever spend bitcoins in commercial transactions was also something of a confidant of Satoshi Nakamoto.
This year's Pizza Day can also be seen in a new context after the publication of Satoshi's 120-page email correspondence with one of the first Bitcoin developers, Martti Malmi (aka "Sirius"), which raises the question of how coincidental it was that the first purchase using Bitcoin was for pizza. Malmi wrote the first FAQ for the Bitcoin website , apparently quoting Satoshi's responses to previous queries. He wrote:
"Bitcoin is valued for what it can be exchanged for, just like all traditional paper currencies. When the first user publicly announces that he will make a pizza for anyone who gives him a hundred bitcoins, then he can to some extent use bitcoins as payment - to the extent that people want pizza and trust his statement. A pizza-eating barber who trusts him as a friend can then announce that she is starting to accept Bitcoins as payment for fancy haircuts, and the value of Bitcoin will be higher - you can now buy pizza and haircuts with them. When Bitcoins become accepted widely enough, he can get out of his pizza business and still be able to use his Bitcoin savings."
The sybil self-report phase has now concluded. Each self-reported address will receive 15% of its intended token allocation, with the remaining 85% returning to qualified users.
Between the sybil self-report and analysis by LayerZero, #chaoslabs , and #Nansen , 803,093 addresses were identified as potential #Sybil .
The goal of this initial sybil analysis was to identify industrial sybil clusters. We initially flagged over 2 million addresses as potential sybils but applied stricter criteria to minimize false positives.
The full list of self-reported addresses and those identified in the initial analysis conducted by LayerZero, Chaos, and Nansen you can find on LayerZero Twitter page