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Kita lihat apa yang terjadi pada Sabtu Minggu, Dan tanggal 23-24 apa yang akan terjadi pada BTC,jika memang BTC Sudah melewati bulan ini diatas 60k,BTC akan mengalami BULLISH,Jika tanggal 18 sampai 25 ,BTC masih bertahan diatas 60k,BTC sangat aman. Aku yakin BTC masih akan turun. #Satoshi_Nakamoto $BTC $BNB #Binance #BTC #Web3 #bitcoin
Kita lihat apa yang terjadi pada Sabtu Minggu,

Dan tanggal 23-24 apa yang akan terjadi pada BTC,jika memang BTC Sudah melewati bulan ini diatas 60k,BTC akan mengalami BULLISH,Jika tanggal 18 sampai 25 ,BTC masih bertahan diatas 60k,BTC sangat aman.

Aku yakin BTC masih akan turun.

#Satoshi_Nakamoto $BTC $BNB

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Decoding the Satoshi Mystery: Is Elon Musk the Maestro? 🌐💡 Embarking on the cryptic journey of Satoshi Nakamoto's identity feels like chasing shadows in the crypto cosmos. 🚀 Elon Musk, the maestro behind Tesla and SpaceX, steps into the speculative spotlight. Is he the wizard behind the Bitcoin curtain? Let's explore the whispers that echo through the corridors of the crypto universe. In 2017, Musk's Twitter symphony on Bitcoin's potential raised eyebrows, with enthusiasts connecting the dots to Satoshi Nakamoto. Musk's tech wizardry and AI aficionado status only fueled the rumor mill. Fast forward to 2021, and Musk sprinkles more breadcrumbs with a cryptic tweet unveiling "Satoshi Nakamichi" as a potential anagram. A clever play on Japanese electronics companies or a subtle wink at Nakamoto's true identity? The plot thickens. However, let's pump the brakes. 🛑 Despite the crypto conspiracy theories, Musk maintains a resounding denial, distancing himself from the Nakamoto throne. The puzzle pieces remain scattered, and no concrete evidence ties Musk to Bitcoin's enigmatic creator. Yet, the whispers persist. Musk's enigmatic persona and deep ties to the crypto realm fan the flames of speculation. Could Musk be the masked vigilante, intentionally keeping his identity under wraps? Is it to preserve Bitcoin's mystique or avoid the watchful eyes of the tech world? The question lingers, suspended in the digital ether. Is Elon Musk the elusive Satoshi Nakamoto? The lack of a smoking gun amplifies the speculation, adding an extra layer of mystery to the already captivating saga of Bitcoin. What's your take on this cosmic puzzle? Drop your thoughts below! 💭👇 🚀 Like, Share, and Follow @TokenMaestro for More Crypto Chronicles! 🌌👀 #SatoshiMystery #CryptoConundrum #ElonMusk #Satoshi_Nakamoto #SatoshiLegacy
Decoding the Satoshi Mystery: Is Elon Musk the Maestro? 🌐💡

Embarking on the cryptic journey of Satoshi Nakamoto's identity feels like chasing shadows in the crypto cosmos. 🚀 Elon Musk, the maestro behind Tesla and SpaceX, steps into the speculative spotlight. Is he the wizard behind the Bitcoin curtain? Let's explore the whispers that echo through the corridors of the crypto universe.

In 2017, Musk's Twitter symphony on Bitcoin's potential raised eyebrows, with enthusiasts connecting the dots to Satoshi Nakamoto. Musk's tech wizardry and AI aficionado status only fueled the rumor mill.

Fast forward to 2021, and Musk sprinkles more breadcrumbs with a cryptic tweet unveiling "Satoshi Nakamichi" as a potential anagram. A clever play on Japanese electronics companies or a subtle wink at Nakamoto's true identity? The plot thickens.
However, let's pump the brakes. 🛑 Despite the crypto conspiracy theories, Musk maintains a resounding denial, distancing himself from the Nakamoto throne. The puzzle pieces remain scattered, and no concrete evidence ties Musk to

Bitcoin's enigmatic creator.
Yet, the whispers persist. Musk's enigmatic persona and deep ties to the crypto realm fan the flames of speculation. Could Musk be the masked vigilante, intentionally keeping his identity under wraps? Is it to preserve Bitcoin's mystique or avoid the watchful eyes of the tech world?

The question lingers, suspended in the digital ether. Is Elon Musk the elusive Satoshi Nakamoto? The lack of a smoking gun amplifies the speculation, adding an extra layer of mystery to the already captivating saga of Bitcoin.

What's your take on this cosmic puzzle? Drop your thoughts below! 💭👇

🚀 Like, Share, and Follow @TokenMaestro for More Crypto Chronicles! 🌌👀

#SatoshiMystery #CryptoConundrum #ElonMusk #Satoshi_Nakamoto #SatoshiLegacy
Computer expert in court over claims he is Bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto#Satoshi_Nakamoto A computer expert committed “forgery on an industrial scale” by telling a “brazen lie” that he is the inventor of Bitcoin, the High Court has heard. Dr Craig Wright has claimed he is “Satoshi Nakamoto”, the pseudonym of the person widely credited with founding the cryptocurrency, the court was told. He is being sued by the Crypto Open Patent Alliance (Copa), a non-profit group including cryptocurrency firms, who say that he created an “elaborate false narrative” and forged documents to suggest he was Satoshi and had “terrorised” those who questioned him. The Australian computer scientist, who attended the start of the five-week trial over whether he was the pseudonymised inventor, has denied the allegations. On Monday, Jonathan Hough KC, representing the non-profit group, said Dr Wright’s claim “is a brazen lie and elaborate false narrative supported by forgery on an industrial scale”. He continued in written submissions: “Copa’s case is, simply, that Dr Wright’s claim to be Satoshi is a lie, founded on an elaborate false narrative … As his false documents and inconsistencies have been exposed, he has resorted to further forgery and ever more implausible excuses.” The original Bitcoin founding document, a white paper named Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System, was released in 2008, and was authored under Satoshi’s name. The barrister told the court that despite various efforts by Dr Wright to prove his identity, he had “singularly failed to give that proof”, and that some aspects of his story entered “the realm of farce”. He also accused Dr Wright of using the artificial intelligence software ChatGPT to forge documents “due to the pressure of time” needed to substantiate his claims. “If Dr Wright were not Satoshi, the real Satoshi would have been expected to come forward to counter the claim.” “Dr Wright’s use of the Satoshi pseudonym has its roots in his deep admiration for Japanese culture and a desire to maintain a certain level of privacy while developing and ultimately creating Bitcoin,” Lord Grabiner added. The trial before Mr Justice Mellor, in which Dr Wright is expected to begin giving evidence on Tuesday, is set to conclude next month with a decision in writing at a later date. #Bitcoin #pepe #TrendingTopic #Write2Earn‬ $BTC $PEPE $SHIB

Computer expert in court over claims he is Bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto

#Satoshi_Nakamoto
A computer expert committed “forgery on an industrial scale” by telling a “brazen lie” that he is the inventor of Bitcoin, the High Court has heard.
Dr Craig Wright has claimed he is “Satoshi Nakamoto”, the pseudonym of the person widely credited with founding the cryptocurrency, the court was told.
He is being sued by the Crypto Open Patent Alliance (Copa), a non-profit group including cryptocurrency firms, who say that he created an “elaborate false narrative” and forged documents to suggest he was Satoshi and had “terrorised” those who questioned him.
The Australian computer scientist, who attended the start of the five-week trial over whether he was the pseudonymised inventor, has denied the allegations.
On Monday, Jonathan Hough KC, representing the non-profit group, said Dr Wright’s claim “is a brazen lie and elaborate false narrative supported by forgery on an industrial scale”.
He continued in written submissions: “Copa’s case is, simply, that Dr Wright’s claim to be Satoshi is a lie, founded on an elaborate false narrative … As his false documents and inconsistencies have been exposed, he has resorted to further forgery and ever more implausible excuses.”
The original Bitcoin founding document, a white paper named Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System, was released in 2008, and was authored under Satoshi’s name.
The barrister told the court that despite various efforts by Dr Wright to prove his identity, he had “singularly failed to give that proof”, and that some aspects of his story entered “the realm of farce”.
He also accused Dr Wright of using the artificial intelligence software ChatGPT to forge documents “due to the pressure of time” needed to substantiate his claims.
“If Dr Wright were not Satoshi, the real Satoshi would have been expected to come forward to counter the claim.”
“Dr Wright’s use of the Satoshi pseudonym has its roots in his deep admiration for Japanese culture and a desire to maintain a certain level of privacy while developing and ultimately creating Bitcoin,” Lord Grabiner added.
The trial before Mr Justice Mellor, in which Dr Wright is expected to begin giving evidence on Tuesday, is set to conclude next month with a decision in writing at a later date.
#Bitcoin #pepe #TrendingTopic #Write2Earn‬ $BTC $PEPE $SHIB
In August 2020, #MicroStrategу made its first bitcoin purchase, buying 21,454 bitcoin for $250 million. Fast forward three and a half years and the company now owns over 1% of all the bitcoin that's been mined. MicroStrategy has steadily bought more of the digital token ever since its first purchase. The company bought another 9,245 tokens for $623 million between March 11 and March 18, according to an SEC filing. That takes its total stash to 214,246 tokens, which is just over 1% of the roughly 19.7 million tokens issued so far. MicroStrategy's crypto craze has been driven by co-founder Michael Saylor, a long-time bitcoin bull who has recently said the #crypto will "eat gold," the asset that it's most often compared to. His bets seem to have paid off as bitcoin has taken off on a blockbuster rally in the last 12 months. MicroStrategy's stock is up around 380% in the past year, while $BTC has jumped more than 150% in that time. Almost a quarter of MicroStrategy's bitcoin purchases have been made in 2024 alone, Bloomberg noted. According to the original bitcoin white paper by Satoshi Nakamoto, the total amount of bitcoin that's possible to be mined is capped at 21 million. That ceiling is expected to be hit in 2140 as every four years, the amount of bitcoin that miners are rewarded with for adding new tokens to the blockchain halves. #Write2Erarn #HotTrends #Satoshi_Nakamoto
In August 2020, #MicroStrategу made its first bitcoin purchase, buying 21,454 bitcoin for $250 million.

Fast forward three and a half years and the company now owns over 1% of all the bitcoin that's been mined.

MicroStrategy has steadily bought more of the digital token ever since its first purchase. The company bought another 9,245 tokens for $623 million between March 11 and March 18, according to an SEC filing.

That takes its total stash to 214,246 tokens, which is just over 1% of the roughly 19.7 million tokens issued so far.

MicroStrategy's crypto craze has been driven by co-founder Michael Saylor, a long-time bitcoin bull who has recently said the #crypto will "eat gold," the asset that it's most often compared to.

His bets seem to have paid off as bitcoin has taken off on a blockbuster rally in the last 12 months. MicroStrategy's stock is up around 380% in the past year, while $BTC has jumped more than 150% in that time.

Almost a quarter of MicroStrategy's bitcoin purchases have been made in 2024 alone, Bloomberg noted.

According to the original bitcoin white paper by Satoshi Nakamoto, the total amount of bitcoin that's possible to be mined is capped at 21 million. That ceiling is expected to be hit in 2140 as every four years, the amount of bitcoin that miners are rewarded with for adding new tokens to the blockchain halves.

#Write2Erarn #HotTrends #Satoshi_Nakamoto
Bitcoin is actually classified as a cryptocurrency, so to provide reasons why it is not a cryptocurrency would be contradictory. However, if you are asking for potential criticisms or concerns about Bitcoin as a cryptocurrency, here are six commonly discussed points: 1. Volatility: Bitcoin's value can be highly volatile, experiencing significant price fluctuations, which makes it challenging as a stable medium of exchange or unit of account. 2. Regulatory Uncertainty: The regulatory landscape around cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, is still evolving in many jurisdictions. This can lead to uncertainty about the legality and future of Bitcoin. 3. Scalability: Bitcoin's underlying technology, the blockchain, has limitations in terms of transaction throughput and scalability. It can handle a limited number of transactions per second, leading to network congestion during peak times. 4. Energy Consumption: Bitcoin mining, the process by which new Bitcoins are created and transactions are validated, requires substantial computational power, leading to high energy consumption and concerns about its environmental impact. 5. Security Concerns: While the blockchain technology behind Bitcoin is generally secure, individual users' wallets and exchanges can be vulnerable to hacks, fraud, and theft. Users must take appropriate security measures to protect their Bitcoin holdings. 6. Adoption and Acceptance: Although Bitcoin has gained significant adoption, it still faces challenges in terms of widespread acceptance as a mainstream payment method. Limited merchant acceptance and regulatory restrictions in some areas hinder its usability as everyday currency. It's important to note that these points are not exhaustive, and the cryptocurrency landscape is continually evolving. #BTC/Update: #Bitcoin2024 #Satoshi_Nakamoto
Bitcoin is actually classified as a cryptocurrency, so to provide reasons why it is not a cryptocurrency would be contradictory. However, if you are asking for potential criticisms or concerns about Bitcoin as a cryptocurrency, here are six commonly discussed points:

1. Volatility: Bitcoin's value can be highly volatile, experiencing significant price fluctuations, which makes it challenging as a stable medium of exchange or unit of account.

2. Regulatory Uncertainty: The regulatory landscape around cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, is still evolving in many jurisdictions. This can lead to uncertainty about the legality and future of Bitcoin.

3. Scalability: Bitcoin's underlying technology, the blockchain, has limitations in terms of transaction throughput and scalability. It can handle a limited number of transactions per second, leading to network congestion during peak times.

4. Energy Consumption: Bitcoin mining, the process by which new Bitcoins are created and transactions are validated, requires substantial computational power, leading to high energy consumption and concerns about its environmental impact.

5. Security Concerns: While the blockchain technology behind Bitcoin is generally secure, individual users' wallets and exchanges can be vulnerable to hacks, fraud, and theft. Users must take appropriate security measures to protect their Bitcoin holdings.

6. Adoption and Acceptance: Although Bitcoin has gained significant adoption, it still faces challenges in terms of widespread acceptance as a mainstream payment method. Limited merchant acceptance and regulatory restrictions in some areas hinder its usability as everyday currency.

It's important to note that these points are not exhaustive, and the cryptocurrency landscape is continually evolving.

#BTC/Update: #Bitcoin2024 #Satoshi_Nakamoto
🟠 We thought the rumors turned out to be true! An unknown user purchased 26.9 BTC on Binance and transferred it to Satoshi Nakamoto's address. #BTC #Satoshi_Nakamoto
🟠 We thought the rumors turned out to be true!

An unknown user purchased 26.9 BTC on Binance and transferred it to Satoshi Nakamoto's address.

#BTC #Satoshi_Nakamoto
Computer expert in court over claims he is Bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto #Satoshi_Nakamoto A computer expert committed “forgery on an industrial scale” by telling a “brazen lie” that he is the inventor of Bitcoin, the High Court has heard. Dr Craig Wright has claimed he is “Satoshi Nakamoto”, the pseudonym of the person widely credited with founding the cryptocurrency, the court was told. He is being sued by the Crypto Open Patent Alliance (Copa), a non-profit group including cryptocurrency firms, who say that he created an “elaborate false narrative” and forged documents to suggest he was Satoshi and had “terrorised” those who questioned him. The Australian computer scientist, who attended the start of the five-week trial over whether he was the pseudonymised inventor, has denied the allegations. #pepe #BTC #Write2Earn‬ #TrendingTopic $BTC $PEPE $SHIB
Computer expert in court over claims he is Bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto

#Satoshi_Nakamoto

A computer expert committed “forgery on an industrial scale” by telling a “brazen lie” that he is the inventor of Bitcoin, the High Court has heard.

Dr Craig Wright has claimed he is “Satoshi Nakamoto”, the pseudonym of the person widely credited with founding the cryptocurrency, the court was told.

He is being sued by the Crypto Open Patent Alliance (Copa), a non-profit group including cryptocurrency firms, who say that he created an “elaborate false narrative” and forged documents to suggest he was Satoshi and had “terrorised” those who questioned him.

The Australian computer scientist, who attended the start of the five-week trial over whether he was the pseudonymised inventor, has denied the allegations.
#pepe #BTC #Write2Earn‬ #TrendingTopic
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I have inquiries regarding the creation of Bitcoin. It is widely understood that Satoshi Nakamoto remains an enigmatic figure to the general public. With a high degree of confidence, it is speculated that governmental agencies possess knowledge regarding the true identity of Satoshi Nakamoto. Given the significant financial implications associated with Bitcoin, such information would likely be within their purview. It is reasonable to surmise that if Nakamoto does not belong to these entities, they are aware of their identity. Nevertheless, the mystery surrounding Nakamoto's identity continues to captivate speculation within our community, providing an element of intrigue and enjoyment. It is worth noting, however, that among the myriad conjectures, Craig Wright does not fit the profile of Satoshi Nakamoto. #HotTrends #ETHFI #BTC #Satoshi_Nakamoto
I have inquiries regarding the creation of Bitcoin.

It is widely understood that Satoshi Nakamoto remains an enigmatic figure to the general public.

With a high degree of confidence, it is speculated that governmental agencies possess knowledge regarding the true identity of Satoshi Nakamoto. Given the significant financial implications associated with Bitcoin, such information would likely be within their purview. It is reasonable to surmise that if Nakamoto does not belong to these entities, they are aware of their identity.

Nevertheless, the mystery surrounding Nakamoto's identity continues to captivate speculation within our community, providing an element of intrigue and enjoyment. It is worth noting, however, that among the myriad conjectures, Craig Wright does not fit the profile of Satoshi Nakamoto.

#HotTrends #ETHFI #BTC #Satoshi_Nakamoto
Fundador da Cardano compartilha detalhes sobre o BTC e Satoshi Nakamoto O fundador da IOG e da Cardano, Charles Hoskinson, criticou os maximalistas do BTC em um vídeo postado no Twitter ontem, rebatendo as acusações de que a $ADA e outras criptomoedas que não são o BTC são fraudes ou valores mobiliários. Charles Hoskinson argumentou que os maximalistas do BTC muitas vezes idealizam o nascimento do BTC como algo imaculado, omitindo detalhes iniciais cruciais. Ele destacou que, nos primeiros dias, até que Satoshi ensinasse à comunidade como minerar $BTC, uma única pessoa controlava 100% do hashpower da rede, ou seja, o próprio Satoshi Nakamoto.  Além disso, o fundador da #Cardano abordou a questão do anonimato de #Satoshi_Nakamoto , compartilhando a perspectiva de que Nakamoto permaneceu anônimo para evitar implicações legais decorrentes do reconhecimento como o criador do BTC, principalmente questões legais relacionadas à emissão de uma moeda e a possível resposta dos governos globais a essa revelação.
Fundador da Cardano compartilha detalhes sobre o BTC e Satoshi Nakamoto

O fundador da IOG e da Cardano, Charles Hoskinson, criticou os maximalistas do BTC em um vídeo postado no Twitter ontem, rebatendo as acusações de que a $ADA e outras criptomoedas que não são o BTC são fraudes ou valores mobiliários.

Charles Hoskinson argumentou que os maximalistas do BTC muitas vezes idealizam o nascimento do BTC como algo imaculado, omitindo detalhes iniciais cruciais. Ele destacou que, nos primeiros dias, até que Satoshi ensinasse à comunidade como minerar $BTC , uma única pessoa controlava 100% do hashpower da rede, ou seja, o próprio Satoshi Nakamoto. 

Além disso, o fundador da #Cardano abordou a questão do anonimato de #Satoshi_Nakamoto , compartilhando a perspectiva de que Nakamoto permaneceu anônimo para evitar implicações legais decorrentes do reconhecimento como o criador do BTC, principalmente questões legais relacionadas à emissão de uma moeda e a possível resposta dos governos globais a essa revelação.
🔔Satoshi Bitcoin (BTC) Wallet Mystery: $1.19 Million Transaction Landed ! Someone just bought almost 27 Bitcoins (BTC) on Binance (BNB) and transferred this monstrous sum to Satoshi Nakamoto wallet. #Satoshi_Nakamoto #SatoshiLegacy #BTC #etf #ai
🔔Satoshi Bitcoin (BTC) Wallet Mystery: $1.19 Million Transaction Landed !
Someone just bought almost 27 Bitcoins (BTC) on Binance (BNB) and transferred this monstrous sum to Satoshi Nakamoto wallet.

#Satoshi_Nakamoto #SatoshiLegacy #BTC #etf #ai
1,000 bitcoins buried since the era of Satoshi Nakamoto resurface The crypto community, ever vigilant for a hypothetical return of Satoshi Nakamoto, closely monitors all bitcoin transactions dating back to his known period of activity (i.e., before May 2011). And, indeed, a total of 1,000 ancient BTC have recently come back to life in early December 2023. These bitcoins originate from block rewards obtained, hold on tight, between August and November 2010. CryptoQuant, a company specialized in on-chain data analysis, identified these movements on December 4, 2023, over 13 years after these BTC were frozen in time. Characteristic of that time so close to Satoshi Nakamoto that it could potentially be him, the block rewards for validating (mining) a set of transactions were precisely 50 BTC. #BTC #Satoshi_Nakamoto #BinanceTrends
1,000 bitcoins buried since the era of Satoshi Nakamoto resurface

The crypto community, ever vigilant for a hypothetical return of Satoshi Nakamoto, closely monitors all bitcoin transactions dating back to his known period of activity (i.e., before May 2011). And, indeed, a total of 1,000 ancient BTC have recently come back to life in early December 2023.

These bitcoins originate from block rewards obtained, hold on tight, between August and November 2010. CryptoQuant, a company specialized in on-chain data analysis, identified these movements on December 4, 2023, over 13 years after these BTC were frozen in time.

Characteristic of that time so close to Satoshi Nakamoto that it could potentially be him, the block rewards for validating (mining) a set of transactions were precisely 50 BTC.
#BTC #Satoshi_Nakamoto #BinanceTrends
Santoshi Nakamoto mined the genesis block on 3rd January 2009. The Bitcoin network has completed 15 years today. Happy Birthday Bitcoin 🎉🎉 $BTC #BTC #etf #Satoshi_Nakamoto
Santoshi Nakamoto mined the genesis block on 3rd January 2009. The Bitcoin network has completed 15 years today. Happy Birthday Bitcoin 🎉🎉

$BTC #BTC #etf #Satoshi_Nakamoto
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#BTC 🚀 Satoshi Nakamoto Returns! 🌐💰 $1 Million in Bitcoin Sparks Crypto Frenzy! 🔍 Historical Move: 27 BTC Sent to Satoshi's Wallet Address 1FuSVYjgDjDRftLeR1dWXDZDELCvASbNuF. 🌐 Is it Really Satoshi? 🤔 Cryptic Return Amid Bitcoin's 15th Anniversary Celebrations! 💼 Crypto Giants Race for Spot Bitcoin ETF Approval: BlackRock, Grayscale, Fidelity, and More! 🚨 SEC Decision Next Week! 📈 Spot Bitcoin ETFs on the Verge of Approval? 💎 Satoshi's Wallet Update: Now Holds 99.67 BTC Worth $4.3 Million! 💼💸 🚀 Join the Crypto Excitement with Mr Ghost! 🌐✨ (Wallet Address: 1FuSVYjgDjDRftLeR1dWXDZDELCvASbNuF) #Satoshi_Nakamoto #BitcoinBullRally2024 #BitcoinETFs! $BTC
#BTC 🚀 Satoshi Nakamoto Returns! 🌐💰 $1 Million in Bitcoin Sparks Crypto Frenzy!

🔍 Historical Move: 27 BTC Sent to Satoshi's Wallet Address 1FuSVYjgDjDRftLeR1dWXDZDELCvASbNuF.

🌐 Is it Really Satoshi? 🤔 Cryptic Return Amid Bitcoin's 15th Anniversary Celebrations!

💼 Crypto Giants Race for Spot Bitcoin ETF Approval: BlackRock, Grayscale, Fidelity, and More!

🚨 SEC Decision Next Week! 📈 Spot Bitcoin ETFs on the Verge of Approval?

💎 Satoshi's Wallet Update: Now Holds 99.67 BTC Worth $4.3 Million! 💼💸

🚀 Join the Crypto Excitement with Mr Ghost! 🌐✨ (Wallet Address: 1FuSVYjgDjDRftLeR1dWXDZDELCvASbNuF)
#Satoshi_Nakamoto #BitcoinBullRally2024 #BitcoinETFs! $BTC
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