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San Francisco based programmer Stefan Thomas has over $220 million in Bitcoin locked on an IronKey USB drive. He was paid 7,002 BTC in 2011 for making an educational video, back when it was worth just a few thousand dollars. He lost the password in 2012 and has used...

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This programmer called Stefan Thomas has over $620M in Bitcoin locked on an IronKey USB drive. He was paid 7,002 BTC in 2011 for making an educational video. He lost the password in 2012 and has used 8 of his 10 allowed attempts He has only two more attempts left before the device will encrypt its tokens forever
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This programmer called Stefan Thomas has over $620M in Bitcoin locked on an IronKey USB drive. He was paid 7,002 BTC in 2011 for making an educational video. He lost the password in 2012 and has used 8 of his 10 allowed attempts He has only two more attempts left before the device will encrypt its tokens forever

StarPlatinum

44,772 views • 2 months ago

UPDATE: After 8 Password Attempts Man Only Has Two Password Attempts Left To Access $220 Million In Bitcoin Before It's All Seized In Encryption 🤦‍♂️😳
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UPDATE: After 8 Password Attempts Man Only Has Two Password Attempts Left To Access $220 Million In Bitcoin Before It's All Seized In Encryption 🤦‍♂️😳

Daily Loud

8,323,980 views • 3 years ago

Back in 2020, when Bitcoin had a big crash to $5,400, everyone panicked and thought it was over. Tate bought $600,000 worth of $BTC and turned it into over $12,000,000. He knew it was coming back. Now he bought $2,000,000 worth of $BTC at $67,000. Tate knows what he's doing.👀
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Back in 2020, when Bitcoin had a big crash to $5,400, everyone panicked and thought it was over. Tate bought $600,000 worth of $BTC and turned it into over $12,000,000. He knew it was coming back. Now he bought $2,000,000 worth of $BTC at $67,000. Tate knows what he's doing.👀

Prime Tate

2,579,104 views • 5 months ago

A Norwegian student spent $26 on Bitcoin in 2009 and forgot the password. He cracked it 4 years later. His $26 was worth $886,000. – In 2009 Kristoffer Koch was a 22-year-old student in Norway writing his thesis on encryption and digital privacy. – He stumbled across Bitcoin while researching. Almost no one outside forums had heard of it. – He spent 150 Norwegian kroner about $26.60 and bought 5,000 Bitcoin at less than half a cent each. – Then he forgot about it entirely. – Four years passed. – In April 2013 Bitcoin was suddenly everywhere on the news. The price had exploded past $100. – He vaguely remembered buying some once. He could not find the password. – He spent weeks trying to crack it. – When he finally got in he stared at the screen for a long time. – His 5,000 Bitcoins were now worth $886,000. – He sold exactly one fifth of them 1,000 coins for around $177,000. – He used the money to buy an apartment in Toyen, one of Oslo's most sought-after neighbourhoods. – He kept the other 4,000 Bitcoin. – He told reporters: "It said I had 5,000 Bitcoin and I just thought oh wow." – He had written a university thesis on encryption. His reward for understanding it slightly earlier than everyone else was a free apartment. – The $26.60 he spent in 2009 would be worth over $450 million today. A Norwegian student forgot he owned Bitcoin. Cracked the password 4 years later, sold a fifth of it, and bought an apartment with the proceeds. He kept the rest.
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A Norwegian student spent $26 on Bitcoin in 2009 and forgot the password. He cracked it 4 years later. His $26 was worth $886,000. – In 2009 Kristoffer Koch was a 22-year-old student in Norway writing his thesis on encryption and digital privacy. – He stumbled across Bitcoin while researching. Almost no one outside forums had heard of it. – He spent 150 Norwegian kroner about $26.60 and bought 5,000 Bitcoin at less than half a cent each. – Then he forgot about it entirely. – Four years passed. – In April 2013 Bitcoin was suddenly everywhere on the news. The price had exploded past $100. – He vaguely remembered buying some once. He could not find the password. – He spent weeks trying to crack it. – When he finally got in he stared at the screen for a long time. – His 5,000 Bitcoins were now worth $886,000. – He sold exactly one fifth of them 1,000 coins for around $177,000. – He used the money to buy an apartment in Toyen, one of Oslo's most sought-after neighbourhoods. – He kept the other 4,000 Bitcoin. – He told reporters: "It said I had 5,000 Bitcoin and I just thought oh wow." – He had written a university thesis on encryption. His reward for understanding it slightly earlier than everyone else was a free apartment. – The $26.60 he spent in 2009 would be worth over $450 million today. A Norwegian student forgot he owned Bitcoin. Cracked the password 4 years later, sold a fifth of it, and bought an apartment with the proceeds. He kept the rest.

Aisar

209,406 views • 2 months ago

🚨 JUST IN: In an incredible development, elderly Tennessee man Richard Pulley has now gotten over $514,000 THOUSAND dollars raised by generous donors after he was spotted struggling to deliver food to pay for medication Richard was working because his wife lost her job ❤️
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🚨 JUST IN: In an incredible development, elderly Tennessee man Richard Pulley has now gotten over $514,000 THOUSAND dollars raised by generous donors after he was spotted struggling to deliver food to pay for medication Richard was working because his wife lost her job ❤️

Eric Daugherty

369,223 views • 4 months ago

Guy demonstrates how to buy Bitcoin back in 2010, spending $3.48 to buy 10 $BTC. Today, those 10 Bitcoin are worth over a million dollars. 🤯
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Guy demonstrates how to buy Bitcoin back in 2010, spending $3.48 to buy 10 $BTC. Today, those 10 Bitcoin are worth over a million dollars. 🤯

Lark Davis

117,028 views • 1 year ago

Fousey admits that his "album" was a complete FLOP and he lost over a million dollars investing in it 😳😳
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Fousey admits that his "album" was a complete FLOP and he lost over a million dollars investing in it 😳😳

Fousey Updates

407,198 views • 1 year ago

N3ON was literally speechless after Arman Tsarukyan dropped the wildest flex: his chef owns 1,000 Bitcoin.💀😳 He wasn't just flipping omelets; he was mining back in the day when BTC was worth pennies. Now he’s just "chilling" and cooking for the vibes while sitting on a $60000000+ fortune 😳
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N3ON was literally speechless after Arman Tsarukyan dropped the wildest flex: his chef owns 1,000 Bitcoin.💀😳 He wasn't just flipping omelets; he was mining back in the day when BTC was worth pennies. Now he’s just "chilling" and cooking for the vibes while sitting on a $60000000+ fortune 😳

luci.

14,590 views • 3 months ago

A forex trader put 80 dollars into trading and was able to turn it into 120 thousand dollars in 6 hours, instead of paying him, the guy in the attached video locked his account and returned his 80 dollars. Other forex traders are now asking if he lost 120k dollars to 80 dollars in 6 hours, would they return it to him?
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A forex trader put 80 dollars into trading and was able to turn it into 120 thousand dollars in 6 hours, instead of paying him, the guy in the attached video locked his account and returned his 80 dollars. Other forex traders are now asking if he lost 120k dollars to 80 dollars in 6 hours, would they return it to him?

ÓMÒÉLÉRÍNJÁRÉ

267,569 views • 5 months ago

Wow a memecoin CTO has unearthed a piece of crypto history... A 12 year-old boy made a youtube video in 2011 talking about Bitcoin when it was still at only $8... even before Davinci Davinci Jeremie made his viral video and before Michael Saylor has even heard of Bitcoin. The $TPU community has made a memecoin to honour First Bitcoin Kid Token and has since found him and gotten in touch with him, with the mission of spreading this story and getting eyes on this piece of crypto history. 🔥 Tom the First Bitcoin Kid now holds and has agreed to lock nearly 12,000,000 TPU for 6 months and has since come onto a spaces to tell the rest of his story, explaining that he was too young to invest in Bitcoin at the time. Their next mission is to get 1 bitcoin for Tom so he can purchase it for $8 so he can buy it at the price he found it at! Super dedicated and cultish community have been working hard and are making quick progress with their missions.
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Wow a memecoin CTO has unearthed a piece of crypto history... A 12 year-old boy made a youtube video in 2011 talking about Bitcoin when it was still at only $8... even before Davinci Davinci Jeremie made his viral video and before Michael Saylor has even heard of Bitcoin. The $TPU community has made a memecoin to honour First Bitcoin Kid Token and has since found him and gotten in touch with him, with the mission of spreading this story and getting eyes on this piece of crypto history. 🔥 Tom the First Bitcoin Kid now holds and has agreed to lock nearly 12,000,000 TPU for 6 months and has since come onto a spaces to tell the rest of his story, explaining that he was too young to invest in Bitcoin at the time. Their next mission is to get 1 bitcoin for Tom so he can purchase it for $8 so he can buy it at the price he found it at! Super dedicated and cultish community have been working hard and are making quick progress with their missions.

Kate Miller

152,762 views • 1 year ago

I am not wrong. I am not talking about coverage of the laptop by others. I am talking about Tucker Carlson not covering the contents of the laptop and the INTELLIGENCE PRODUCT, which Tucker Carlson received from the source in October. He was hand delivered the intelligence products. He didn’t need to dig through the content. The content was given to him in an organized intelligence format ready for publication and he refused to publish it. Why didn’t he publish the INTELLIGENCE PRODUCT on the USB drive he claimed was lost in the mail? He was given an electronic copy, and in his own video, he admitted the contents of the drive were devastating to the Biden family. So how come he didn’t publish? He had it. It wasn’t “lost in the mail”. And even if it was, he was given an electronic copy by the source.
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I am not wrong. I am not talking about coverage of the laptop by others. I am talking about Tucker Carlson not covering the contents of the laptop and the INTELLIGENCE PRODUCT, which Tucker Carlson received from the source in October. He was hand delivered the intelligence products. He didn’t need to dig through the content. The content was given to him in an organized intelligence format ready for publication and he refused to publish it. Why didn’t he publish the INTELLIGENCE PRODUCT on the USB drive he claimed was lost in the mail? He was given an electronic copy, and in his own video, he admitted the contents of the drive were devastating to the Biden family. So how come he didn’t publish? He had it. It wasn’t “lost in the mail”. And even if it was, he was given an electronic copy by the source.

Laura Loomer

565,652 views • 11 months ago

Michael Jackson died $500 MILLION in debt in 2009. His estate has earned $3.5 BILLION since and he is still the highest paid musician on earth. > When Jackson died in 2009 creditors were circling and banks were preparing to seize his assets. > His most valuable possession was not his music. It was a decision he made in 1985. > He paid $47.5 MILLION for the ATV Music catalog. > Inside it were the publishing rights to over 4,000 songs including most of The Beatles’ entire catalog. > Paul McCartney had introduced Jackson to the power of music publishing years earlier. > He then watched Jackson use that knowledge to outbid him for the Beatles catalog. > Jackson’s estate paid off every dollar of his $500 MILLION debt using that catalog as leverage. > In 2016 Sony paid the estate $750 MILLION for the ATV stake alone. > In 2024 Sony paid another $600 MILLION for half of his personal masters and publishing rights. > His own mother opposed the deal saying it went against his wishes. The estate sold it anyway. > In 2023 he earned $105 MILLION. More than any living musician in the United States that year. > MJ The Musical is running on Broadway. > Cirque du Soleil has been running a Michael Jackson show in Vegas since 2013. > A biopic starring his nephew premiered in 2026. > An estate lawyer told Forbes: “When it comes to estate earnings it’s MJ, then an enormous canyon, then everybody else.” > He paid $47.5 MILLION for the rights in 1985. Sony has paid $1.3 BILLION to get them back. He has been dead longer than most artists are famous and is still outearning all of them.
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Michael Jackson died $500 MILLION in debt in 2009. His estate has earned $3.5 BILLION since and he is still the highest paid musician on earth. > When Jackson died in 2009 creditors were circling and banks were preparing to seize his assets. > His most valuable possession was not his music. It was a decision he made in 1985. > He paid $47.5 MILLION for the ATV Music catalog. > Inside it were the publishing rights to over 4,000 songs including most of The Beatles’ entire catalog. > Paul McCartney had introduced Jackson to the power of music publishing years earlier. > He then watched Jackson use that knowledge to outbid him for the Beatles catalog. > Jackson’s estate paid off every dollar of his $500 MILLION debt using that catalog as leverage. > In 2016 Sony paid the estate $750 MILLION for the ATV stake alone. > In 2024 Sony paid another $600 MILLION for half of his personal masters and publishing rights. > His own mother opposed the deal saying it went against his wishes. The estate sold it anyway. > In 2023 he earned $105 MILLION. More than any living musician in the United States that year. > MJ The Musical is running on Broadway. > Cirque du Soleil has been running a Michael Jackson show in Vegas since 2013. > A biopic starring his nephew premiered in 2026. > An estate lawyer told Forbes: “When it comes to estate earnings it’s MJ, then an enormous canyon, then everybody else.” > He paid $47.5 MILLION for the rights in 1985. Sony has paid $1.3 BILLION to get them back. He has been dead longer than most artists are famous and is still outearning all of them.

Jeremy

4,023,765 views • 2 months ago

Carlos Martin Gonzalez who is here legally on a Student Visa was traveling in a rental car in Florida when he was stopped for an expired registration on the rental car he was ICE has detained in Alligator Auschwitz over 2 wks now! He has no criminal record
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Carlos Martin Gonzalez who is here legally on a Student Visa was traveling in a rental car in Florida when he was stopped for an expired registration on the rental car he was ICE has detained in Alligator Auschwitz over 2 wks now! He has no criminal record

Suzie rizzio

37,061 views • 11 months ago

Volatility in action 💯 It has been reported that 80,000 $BTC worth $8.8billion was transferred into the market today, and the holder of these Bitcoins have been holding since 14 years! It has been allegedly reported that the whale has been confirmed to be Roger Ver, and early #Bitcoin pioneer and have been holding his #BTC since 2011 Below is a video of him from 2011 👇 Bitcoin price in 2011 All Time Low = $0.29 (January) All Time High = $29.60 (June) Closed price: $5.27 (December) This is not about making investment, it's about making the right investment decision at the right time.
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Volatility in action 💯 It has been reported that 80,000 $BTC worth $8.8billion was transferred into the market today, and the holder of these Bitcoins have been holding since 14 years! It has been allegedly reported that the whale has been confirmed to be Roger Ver, and early #Bitcoin pioneer and have been holding his #BTC since 2011 Below is a video of him from 2011 👇 Bitcoin price in 2011 All Time Low = $0.29 (January) All Time High = $29.60 (June) Closed price: $5.27 (December) This is not about making investment, it's about making the right investment decision at the right time.

Crypto Psalm ₿

28,894 views • 1 year ago

A witness captured this smash-and-grab outside the Lumina on Beale in San Francisco. The victim said he was parked for just 5 minutes when his luggage was stolen. He used his tracking app and saw his AirPods traveling toward Oakland. CBS News Bay Area
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A witness captured this smash-and-grab outside the Lumina on Beale in San Francisco. The victim said he was parked for just 5 minutes when his luggage was stolen. He used his tracking app and saw his AirPods traveling toward Oakland. CBS News Bay Area

Betty Yu

336,265 views • 2 years ago

Joseph Mitei from Kericho was a pharmacist in Kilgoris town. In 2007, he paid the ultimate price for standing with Ngong Ngeno Ole Kisiara, he was forcefully evicted and went back to his Kericho home. In this video of around 2011/12, he and other friends had accompanied Hon Ngong to Naisukut in the newly created Emurua Dikirr District that resulted after the disputed 2007/2008 election. His sacrifice was worth it, 5 days ago he passed on and today his friend Hon Ngong Ng'eno has also died. Pole sana to their families. I was showing my mother this video yesterday.
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Joseph Mitei from Kericho was a pharmacist in Kilgoris town. In 2007, he paid the ultimate price for standing with Ngong Ngeno Ole Kisiara, he was forcefully evicted and went back to his Kericho home. In this video of around 2011/12, he and other friends had accompanied Hon Ngong to Naisukut in the newly created Emurua Dikirr District that resulted after the disputed 2007/2008 election. His sacrifice was worth it, 5 days ago he passed on and today his friend Hon Ngong Ng'eno has also died. Pole sana to their families. I was showing my mother this video yesterday.

Tilingi 🐘

79,708 views • 4 months ago

A hacker is trying to break into Trezors holding $75 MILLION. The biggest one has $66 MILLION sitting on a single device. > Joe Grand has been a hardware hacker since he was 10 years old. He works out of a backyard lab. > For the past 3 years he has been doing one thing. Breaking into hardware wallets for people who locked themselves out years ago and forgot their PIN. > The method he uses was not invented by him. > In 2017 a 15 year old self-taught programmer named Saleem Rashid was sitting in his bedroom in the south of England. > He found a flaw in the Trezor wallet that nobody else had found. > He used it to recover $30,000 in Bitcoin for a Wired editor who had locked himself out of his own wallet. > Trezor patched it. But old devices running the old firmware were still vulnerable. > Thousands of them are sitting in drawers and full of Bitcoin people thought they would never see again. > Joe Grand spent 3 years learning how to exploit that same flaw. > He is now working through a backlog of wallets totaling $75 MILLION > The single largest device on his list holds $66 MILLION. > A 15-year-old figured this out with a pair of tweezers in his bedroom to save $30,000. The same exploit is now unlocking $66 MILLION from a backyard lab.
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A hacker is trying to break into Trezors holding $75 MILLION. The biggest one has $66 MILLION sitting on a single device. > Joe Grand has been a hardware hacker since he was 10 years old. He works out of a backyard lab. > For the past 3 years he has been doing one thing. Breaking into hardware wallets for people who locked themselves out years ago and forgot their PIN. > The method he uses was not invented by him. > In 2017 a 15 year old self-taught programmer named Saleem Rashid was sitting in his bedroom in the south of England. > He found a flaw in the Trezor wallet that nobody else had found. > He used it to recover $30,000 in Bitcoin for a Wired editor who had locked himself out of his own wallet. > Trezor patched it. But old devices running the old firmware were still vulnerable. > Thousands of them are sitting in drawers and full of Bitcoin people thought they would never see again. > Joe Grand spent 3 years learning how to exploit that same flaw. > He is now working through a backlog of wallets totaling $75 MILLION > The single largest device on his list holds $66 MILLION. > A 15-year-old figured this out with a pair of tweezers in his bedroom to save $30,000. The same exploit is now unlocking $66 MILLION from a backyard lab.

Comet

30,357 views • 16 days ago