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Bitcoin - “Cyber Manhattan”: MicroStrategy's Bold Investment Strategy
Michael Saylor, the CEO of MicroStrategy, compared the company's Bitcoin purchase strategy to real estate development in an interview with CNBC. He claims Bitcoin is like "cyber real estate" and provides long-term investment value similar to real estate in New York's financial center.
Large-Scale Bitcoin Purchase Strategy
MicroStrategy recently announced the purchase of an additional 15,350 Bitcoin on Monday, bringing the total amount the company owns to 439,000 BTC, worth approximately $46 billion. To achieve this, the company utilized convertible loans and stock issuance.
Large-Scale Bitcoin Purchase Strategy
MicroStrategy recently announced the purchase of an additional 15,350 Bitcoin on Monday, bringing the total amount the company owns to 439,000 BTC, worth approximately $46 billion. To achieve this, the company utilized convertible loans and stock issuance.
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Trump's new policy is "rescuing" the wrongdoers? Two brothers accused of defrauding $25 million ETH seek case dismissal?
A $25 million criminal case is becoming a hot topic in the cryptocurrency community, as two brothers accused of Ethereum fraud have just presented a controversial legal argument: the case should be dismissed entirely due to the new policy of the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) under President Donald Trump.
Two MIT geniuses and allegations of Ethereum fraud
Anton and James Pepaire-Bueno – two brothers who graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (#MIT ) – were once hailed as outstanding programmers. However, they were charged last year for exploiting the transaction verification mechanism on the Ethereum network to steal $25 million in ETH from other traders in just a few minutes.
Two MIT geniuses and allegations of Ethereum fraud
Anton and James Pepaire-Bueno – two brothers who graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (#MIT ) – were once hailed as outstanding programmers. However, they were charged last year for exploiting the transaction verification mechanism on the Ethereum network to steal $25 million in ETH from other traders in just a few minutes.
Crypto Investor Arrested for Torturing Italian Tourist in Manhattan Over Passwords 🔐🇮🇹
John Woeltz, a 37-year-old crypto investor from Kentucky, was arrested after allegedly kidnapping and torturing a 28-year-old Italian tourist in a luxury Manhattan apartment—forcing him for weeks to reveal crypto passwords worth millions.
The victim escaped after brutal abuse, including being tied with electric cords, tasered in water, whipped with a pistol, forced to use drugs, and threatened with a chainsaw. Police discovered bloody scenes, night vision goggles, bulletproof vests, and disturbing photos taken to extort the victim’s family.
The incident started May 6 after the tourist arrived to meet Woeltz but was instead held captive in what police call a “torture chamber.”
Woeltz faces charges including first-degree kidnapping and assault. A second suspect, Beatrice Folchi, 24, was also arrested; two others remain under investigation. The victim had an Apple AirTag on him to prevent escape but managed to flee last Friday, fearing for his life.
Neighbors described the arrest as surreal, with police handcuffing Woeltz in a robe. Authorities vow to bring all involved to justice and protect others from harm.
#CryptoCrime #Manhattan #Security #Bitcoin #CryptoSecurity
John Woeltz, a 37-year-old crypto investor from Kentucky, was arrested after allegedly kidnapping and torturing a 28-year-old Italian tourist in a luxury Manhattan apartment—forcing him for weeks to reveal crypto passwords worth millions.
The victim escaped after brutal abuse, including being tied with electric cords, tasered in water, whipped with a pistol, forced to use drugs, and threatened with a chainsaw. Police discovered bloody scenes, night vision goggles, bulletproof vests, and disturbing photos taken to extort the victim’s family.
The incident started May 6 after the tourist arrived to meet Woeltz but was instead held captive in what police call a “torture chamber.”
Woeltz faces charges including first-degree kidnapping and assault. A second suspect, Beatrice Folchi, 24, was also arrested; two others remain under investigation. The victim had an Apple AirTag on him to prevent escape but managed to flee last Friday, fearing for his life.
Neighbors described the arrest as surreal, with police handcuffing Woeltz in a robe. Authorities vow to bring all involved to justice and protect others from harm.
#CryptoCrime #Manhattan #Security #Bitcoin #CryptoSecurity
Crypto Investor Arrested for Torturing Italian Tourist in Manhattan Over Passwords 🔐🇮🇹
John Woeltz, a 37-year-old crypto investor from Kentucky, was arrested after allegedly kidnapping and torturing a 28-year-old Italian tourist in a luxury Manhattan apartment—forcing him for weeks to reveal crypto passwords worth millions.
The victim escaped after brutal abuse, including being tied with electric cords, tasered in water, whipped with a pistol, forced to use drugs, and threatened with a chainsaw. Police discovered bloody scenes, night vision goggles, bulletproof vests, and disturbing photos taken to extort the victim’s family.
The incident started May 6 after the tourist arrived to meet Woeltz but was instead held captive in what police call a “torture chamber.”
Woeltz faces charges including first-degree kidnapping and assault. A second suspect, Beatrice Folchi, 24, was also arrested; two others remain under investigation. The victim had an Apple AirTag on him to prevent escape but managed to flee last Friday, fearing for his life.
Neighbors described the arrest as surreal, with police handcuffing Woeltz in a robe. Authorities vow to bring all involved to justice and protect others from harm.
#CryptoCrime #Manhattan #Security #Bitcoin #CryptoSecurity
John Woeltz, a 37-year-old crypto investor from Kentucky, was arrested after allegedly kidnapping and torturing a 28-year-old Italian tourist in a luxury Manhattan apartment—forcing him for weeks to reveal crypto passwords worth millions.
The victim escaped after brutal abuse, including being tied with electric cords, tasered in water, whipped with a pistol, forced to use drugs, and threatened with a chainsaw. Police discovered bloody scenes, night vision goggles, bulletproof vests, and disturbing photos taken to extort the victim’s family.
The incident started May 6 after the tourist arrived to meet Woeltz but was instead held captive in what police call a “torture chamber.”
Woeltz faces charges including first-degree kidnapping and assault. A second suspect, Beatrice Folchi, 24, was also arrested; two others remain under investigation. The victim had an Apple AirTag on him to prevent escape but managed to flee last Friday, fearing for his life.
Neighbors described the arrest as surreal, with police handcuffing Woeltz in a robe. Authorities vow to bring all involved to justice and protect others from harm.
#CryptoCrime #Manhattan #Security #Bitcoin #CryptoSecurity
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