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Influencers were offered to "collaborate" on the new "documentary" Finding Satoshi Why? Because Coinbase 🛡️ and the other parties involved in Hijacking Bitcoin need Satoshi to be a dead small-blocker who would have loved what BTC became. Don't believe me? 🧵👇

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