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[KRYPTO LORD @HandOfGoD07]

@ShebaPushStart @Amharafirst88 @HFano4life We are all blacks, we are all brothers, whether in America, Europe, Africa, Asia, we are all one from Africa,

Let's not forget what men like Thomas Sankara did, Patrick Lumumba, Kwame Nkrumah, Obafemi Awolowo, Amílcar Cabral, we should forget what men like Ahmed Sékou Touré

[Parallax Network @networkparallax]

BLOCKCHAIN SHOULD BE BUILT FOR PEOPLE. NOT JUST MACHINES. 🌍

The next generation of decentralized networks needs more than computing power. It needs accessibility, trust, and meaningful participation.

Parallax Network is building an ecosystem designed around these principles.

⏳ Proof of Time brings a different approach to network participation.

🤝 Graph of Trust introduces a human-centered dimension to the network.

🧬 Fuzzy Biometric Hash explores how human verification can work alongside privacy.

Different technologies. One shared vision: making decentralization more accessible and meaningful.

The future of blockchain isn't just about what technology can do. It's about who gets to participate.

Discover Parallax Network.

🌐 https://t.co/1R99GzW0Qv

#ParallaxNetwork #Web3 #Blockchain $PAX

[ALPHEA @alpheanetwork]

📢 ALPHEA Claim Schedule Update

Due to scheduled server maintenance and security updates, the claim opening date has been postponed by one day.

Original Claim Date: November 14, 2026 (UTC)
Updated Claim Date: November 15, 2026 (UTC)
All other round details remain unchanged.

We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience as we work to ensure a secure and stable claiming experience.

Thank you for your continued support!

[Digital EU 🇪🇺 @DigitalEU]

🇪🇺🇪🇬 A milestone in EU–Egypt digital cooperation.

Egypt becomes the first country outside Europe with an electronic signatures framework technically aligned with the EU’s, paving the way for cross-border digital exchanges for businesses and governments.

https://t.co/B3IAqIWHVm

[Torium Network @Torium_Network]

Torium App Update

We have removed the old Torium app from the Google Play Store and Apple App Store.

If you still have the old app installed, please uninstall it from your device.

We are preparing the new app with our upgraded infrastructure.

Stay tuned for the official release announcement.

#Torium

[Black Journals @blackJournals01]

For twenty-two years she stood in front of high school classrooms in Houston and Dallas teaching French and Spanish.

She did not act full time until she was nearly fifty. The world did not know her face until she was sixty.

Irma P. Hall died on Tuesday. She was ninety-one.

Irma Dolores Player Hall was born in Beaumont, Texas in 1935. She started teaching in 1962 — languages, at Booker T. Washington High School in Houston and then James Madison High School in Dallas — and she kept doing it for more than two decades.

She did not leave teaching for acting until 1984. She was forty-nine.

Then in 1997 she played Josephine Joseph in Soul Food — Mother Joe, Big Mama, the grandmother holding a family together around a Sunday table — and became, more or less overnight, the grandmother of Black America. She was sixty-two.

In 2004 the Coen brothers cast her opposite Tom Hanks in The Ladykillers. She won a Special Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival for it.

And there is something about that year that almost nobody knows.

Shortly before that film came out, she was in a head-on crash in a Chicago snowstorm.

A broken rib punctured her aorta. She had emergency open-heart surgery. Her ankle was shattered and her arm was broken.

She was sixty-eight years old.

She recovered, and she went back to work, and she kept working into her eighties.

There is a particular thing she did that does not show up in a filmography.

She stayed in Dallas. She taught, mentored and worked with young Black actors in that city for decades, and a great many people there will tell you today that she was the first person who told them they could do it.

She spent her first career standing in front of children telling them what they were capable of.

Then she spent her second one playing the woman who tells you the same thing, to an audience of millions.

She was ninety-one, and she was a schoolteacher from Beaumont, Texas.

[DAMI FOREIGN🥶 @TheDamiForeign]

Tinubu told you not to vote for him for 2nd term if he can't give you 24hrs electricity.
So he's watching now to see if you are actually stupid.

[KRYPTO LORD @HandOfGoD07]

@1Burntheart @wiberfox Writing about people is now getting into trouble ? School is not really a scam ...

[𝑊𝐼𝐿𝐵𝐸𝑅𝐹𝑂𝑅𝐶𝐸 @wiberfox]

He was the first to pull a $1 million Scam from the prison

Before Hushpuppi, There Was HMoney

Before Ramon Abbas, aka Hushpuppi, came into the spotlight, there was Hope Oluwasegun, aka HMoney. HMoney was the OG before Instagram.

He was said to have pulled a million-dollar scam while serving time in Kirikiri Prison. Even behind bars, the story goes, he continued to scam. At the height of his reign, around 2011, Hushpuppi was still an apprentice in the game.

[Ihtesham Ali @ihteshamali]

Police in three countries spent 8 years hunting a female serial killer whose DNA turned up at 40 crime scenes.

She never existed.

Her DNA was on a cup at a murder scene in Germany. On a kitchen drawer after another killing. On a syringe. On a toy pistol after a robbery in France. On a half-eaten cookie inside a trailer. On a stone thrown through a window.

Murders, burglaries, stolen cars. Germany, Austria, France. The same woman every time.

The press called her the Woman Without a Face.

Then in April 2007, a 22-year-old police officer named Michèle Kiesewetter was shot dead in her patrol car in Heilbronn, Germany. The woman's DNA turned up there too.

Now she was a cop killer. A special task force was set up. The reward for information grew to €300,000, about $400,000.

Nobody could make the pattern fit. A killer who shot a police officer, but also broke into an empty swimming pool and left DNA on a cookie?

Some officers began to suspect the evidence itself.

In March 2009, they found her DNA somewhere impossible. While trying to identify a body, investigators found her DNA on a man's asylum application form. Female DNA, on a man's paperwork.

That was the end of the Phantom of Heilbronn.

The DNA wasn't coming from the crime scenes. It was coming from the cotton swabs used to collect it.

The swabs were sterile. But sterile only means free of germs. It doesn't mean free of human DNA. They had never been certified for DNA collection.

The contaminated swabs all came from one factory. The DNA belonged to a woman who worked there.

Police in Bavaria bought their swabs from a different supplier. That's why the most wanted woman in Europe never struck in Bavaria, right next door to many of her "crime scenes."

Kiesewetter's real killers were identified in 2011. A neo-Nazi terror cell that had nothing to do with the Phantom.

The case changed the rules. In 2016, a new international standard, ISO 18385, set out how forensic swabs must be made to keep them free of human DNA.

For 8 years, the most trusted evidence in police work kept pointing at the one person who had touched every swab.

Have you ever trusted a result so completely that you never thought to check where it came from?

[Torium Network @Torium_Network]

Announcement:

We are pleased to share that the official Torium project website has been successfully restored and is preparing to go live soon.

This is another important step in bringing the Torium ecosystem back online. Alongside account recovery and the upcoming web account access, restoring our official website is part of our broader effort to rebuild the platform on a stronger and more reliable infrastructure.

Our team is working through the remaining preparations, and we will share the official launch update as soon as the website is ready.

Torium is moving forward.

#Torium

[Mooses Felix 🇺🇸 @MoosesFelix]

Bad Momma Bear....

[Codedscientist @Codedscientist]

The DOJ has obtained authorization to seize $1.2 BILLION stolen by North Korean hackers from Binance. And this isn't the first time it has recovered billions in crypto.

> On October 29, more than $6.3 BILLION in crypto was stolen from Binance.

> The FBI identified the operation as "TraderTraitor", a North Korean cyber operation.

> The hackers began converting the stolen funds primarily into $ETH, with investigators expecting them to move the assets through DeFi and instant-swap services.

> Binance and its industry partners managed to freeze approximately $2.85 BILLION of the stolen funds.

> Now, the DOJ has obtained court authorization to seize or restrain more than $1.2 BILLION of that amount.

> And this isn't the first time the US government has recovered stolen cryptocurrency.

> In February 2022, US authorities seized more than 94,000 BTC stolen from crypto exchange Bitfinex in a 2016 hack.

> The Bitcoin was worth approximately $3.6 BILLION at the time.

> The DOJ later asked the court to return the recovered Bitcoin to Bitfinex as restitution.

> In June 2025, the DOJ announced the seizure of more than $225 MILLION in cryptocurrency linked to investment scams that targeted hundreds of victims.

> The government began the process of identifying victims so the recovered funds could be returned.

> Then there's OneCoin, the $4 BILLION cryptocurrency fraud.

> In April 2026, the DOJ announced that more than $40 MILLION in forfeited assets was available for victim compensation.

> Victims were invited to submit claims to recover some of their losses.

Once seized assets are forfeited, the DOJ can use a process called remission to compensate victims, meaning stolen crypto can eventually find its way back to the people who lost it.

[Sahel Revolutionary Soldier @beyondB_DAG]

🇧🇫 This guy is one of the Burkinabè miners who were in Guinea. He made a post on his page addressed to Guineans and Ivorians. This is the translated version of what he said:

"I am making this post, and I already know that many Guineans—and even some Ivorians who weren't even called upon—will show up to comment. I am speaking to you as well, so please read until the end.

Stop saying that we came to destroy your land for the sake of construction.

We didn’t come here to steal. We came to WORK.

Before setting foot on any plot of land, we PAID for it. And it wasn’t a handout—it was EXPENSIVE. We paid the landowner first.

After that, we continued to make weekly payments. We paid the police, we paid the local organizers, and often we even paid the 'dozo' (traditional hunters/vigilantes). Everyone got a cut.

So, how can you claim today that this was "illegal" gold mining?

If it were illegal, why were we paying everyone? Why did everyone accept the money? Why were we allowed to work there for months, even years?

That is what you call hypocrisy. When the money was coming in, it was "legal." Now that it suits you, it suddenly becomes "illegal."

And the worst part is how it was brought to an end: through VIOLENCE. People were driven out like animals, their belongings were burned, and they were humiliated—men with families who had simply come to earn enough to feed their children.

That is not right. You can end an agreement; you can say, "We don’t want this anymore"—but not through violence. We are all human beings; we are all Africans.

We, the people of Burkina Faso, will not hate you for this. We are returning home with our dignity, heads held high. Burkina Faso has its own land, and Burkina Faso has its own gold, too.

But let one thing be clear: We were not thieves. We were workers who paid for what we did.
- A Son of Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 "

👉 He is a proud artisanal miner and social media influencer. The name of his page is: 'King ayou de l'or offiel'

[Parallel Facts @ParallelFacts]

INEC Chairman, Prof. Amupitan Disgraced in Chatham, England.

[WLFI @worldlibertyfi]

The first $1M in buybacks has been executed in less than 72 hours.

No promises, just onchain proof:

🔗
https://t.co/DJVCsrYsJg

Full transparency. Verifiable onchain.

[Trending Explained @TrendingEx]

Trending video of the moment two fighting school girls fell off a bridge and kept fighting even after the long fall. Happened in the Caribbean, Antigua 🇦🇬🥊

[FALANA MUYIWA @Muyiwa66]

EXPOSED‼️POLICE rrest 3man gəng in BENIN who specialize in Stɛəling Bike 🏍 from riders and ending them. One bike man Amisu Sule was their latest vic tim

[General Flexycoll @Flexycoll6]

Sidra Chain is OFFICIALLY listed on QFC! 🇶🇦

Participant in Qatar Financial Centre - Digital Assets Lab.

From QFTH Wave #6 ➡️ to QFC Lab.

Check: https://t.co/8vb21PFAYE…

#SidraChain #QFC #Qatar

[Footysm | 𝐅 @Footysm]

The moment Ronaldinho clocked her game instantly 😂
Wait for N’golo Kante’s reaction 😂💀

[Watcher.Guru @WatcherGuru]

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