This time pointing to Daira Emma Hopwood, a trans woman formerly David-Sarah Hopwood, a cryptographer who worked on ZEC ،Why her?🤔
In 2010, Satoshi mentioned key blinding in a post, linking to Hopwood’s later work on private transactions and blinded keys ✴️
Add British citizenship, Satoshi’s British spelling, and GMT activity hours—people started connecting dots 👌 It seems compelling at first, but falls apart on closer look ،
Timeline mismatch: In 2008-2009, when Bitcoin was built, Hopwood was early in her career.Creating Bitcoin demanded deep expertise in cryptography, distributed systems, and economic design—skills that take years to master ↩️
Technical overlaps aren’t unique; key blinding is core cryptography many experts handle ☠️
Biggest issue: behavior.Satoshi vanished in 2011 and stayed hidden for 13+ years.Hopwood has been publicly active in crypto under her real name the entire time.If you created Bitcoin anonymously and disappeared, why then work openly on privacy coins? These theories keep surfacing—Szabo, Finney, dozens more.All rely on surface coincidences that crumble under scrutiny
Same pattern here ،Whoever Satoshi truly is—thanks for Bitcoin for now ، Without that spark, no crypto cards like useTria
, no AI like Velvet_Capital
for DeFi management.The entire ecosystem exists because someone
$ZEC
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$ICP 🚨 What is the cause of the K-Shaped Economy? 🚨📢
The short answer is inflation ("affordability") and not jobs 👀
The University of Michigan Sentiment Survey (blue) was 50.3, the second-lowest reading shown ever, behind only June 2022 ⌛️ This survey started in 1952, and consumer sentiment is currently lower than during the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, 1969 recession (and protests), 1970s inflation, the 1987 crash, the 1998 financial crisis, September 11, the Great Recession in 2008, and COVID 🙄🤔
This is happening when the unemployment rate is 4.3%, well below its 73-year average of 5.7%, and the stock market (red) is at a new all-time high after two consecutive 20% annual gains ⚡️
So why are consumers so negative?⬇️
The simple answer is inflation, or “affordability” as it is now being called , From the cumulative rise in CPI over the last five years (prices are now 26% higher) to record home and beef prices, consumers feel everything is too expensive and are upset about it ✴️
Add to this that wages (average hourly earnings) have increased by 21% over the last five years, behind the 26% increase in CPI, and they are also falling further behind ↔️📢
BLS Schedule Changes •Sept Employment Report: Nov 20, 8:30 ET •Sept Real Earnings: Nov 21, 8:30 ET •White House says October CPI and jobs data will likely not be released 🔥
Fed Outlook
•Markets split on a December rate cut; Powell says it’s not assured •Several Fed speakers signal no change. •Weak ADP/Challenger data keep the outlook uncertain
Key Data This Week
•Tue: Oct Industrial Production — stronger results reduce cut odds
•Wed: Housing Starts; FOMC Minutes (hawkish tone could lift USD)
•Thu: Jobless Claims — low claims argue against near-term easing
•Fri: Nov prelim S&P PMIs; Michigan Sentiment (inflation expectations in focus).
Corporate Earnings
•NVDA - Nvidia (Wed): Watch Q4 guidance and the $500bn order pipeline
$BANK 🚨📢 ERIC TRUMP UNFAZED BY CRYPTO DROP, PUSHES REAL ESTATE TOKENIZATION 🚨📢
Eric Trump shrugged off the recent crypto sell-off, calling volatility “your friend” and an opportunity to buy 🤣 His bitcoin-mining company, American Bitcoin, reported Q3 net income of $3.5M on $64.2M revenue and now holds 3,418 BTC 🚨🗽
Trump also plans to tokenize the Trump International Hotel & Tower in Dubai and another project, turning real estate ownership into tradable blockchain tokens ⌛️☠️✴️
$TRUMP 🚨📢 BREAKING 🚨📢The White House says President Trump is signing an Executive Order that will reduce tariffs on beef, tomatoes, coffee, and bananas 🔥☠️
The move is aimed at lowering costs on groceries amid persistent food inflation ↔️
The net share of small business owners reporting higher nominal sales over the last 3 months fell -6 percentage points in October, to -13%, the lowest since January ✴️
This means the majority of small firms in the NFIB Small Business Survey reported lower sales 📢
This also marks the 41st consecutive negative monthly reading 🔥📢
Historically, this metric has been a leading indicator for the nominal YoY change in GDP growth 📢
This points to a significant slowdown in economic activity and lower hiring ahead
According to the US Small Business Administration, small businesses employ 45.9% of American workers and reflect 43.5% of GDP 📢
$ETH 🚨📢 BREAKING 🚨655 US large companies have gone bankrupt year-to-date, the highest number in 15 years ✴️
This has already surpassed all previous full-year totals since 2011, except for 2024 ✴️
Since 2022, bankruptcies have risen nearly +100% 🚨
This comes as 68 companies filed in October, 66 in September, and 76 in August, the highest monthly reading in at least 6 years
Industrials have seen the highest number of bankruptcies in 2025, at 98, followed by consumer discretionary and healthcare, at 80 and 45, respectively ✴️
Corporate bankruptcies are running at a crisis pace