Dus de @Marechaussee was voornemens om van het ene Amerikaanse platform naar een ander Amerikaans platform met politiek activistische CEOs over te stappen.
Echt helemaal niemand had gedacht dat de @Marechaussee een politieke organisatie zou zijn tot dit incident.
Hoi @DefensieMin alles nog onder controle?
Het is met 750 aanmeldingen voor het Whatsapp kanaal ook niet bepaald een doorslaand succes geworden.
KMar communicatie medewerker be like:
🚨 BREAKING:
INSIDERS JUST STARTED SELLING RISK ASSETS AHEAD OF THE U.S. MARKET OPEN TOMORROW.
INSIDERS ARE NOW SELLING IN THE BILLIONS:
4 BUYS. 523 SELLS. $6.85B IN VOLUME.
THEY KNOW A MASSIVE DUMP IS COMING TOMORROW.
Someone is trying to legally steal $285 BILLION in Bitcoin without touching a single wallet
The coins sit across 39,069 old wallets that have not moved in over a decade, around 3.8 million Bitcoin in total
Their claim is that the original owners are gone, so the coins count as abandoned property
Under an old New York law they are calling themselves the finder, the same way you might claim a wallet left on the street
They go by a fake name, Noah Doe and operate through two shell companies in Wyoming
The strangest part is how they delivered the legal notice
Normally a lawsuit reaches you by mail or in person but here there were no names and no addresses, only wallet numbers sitting on a blockchain
So the court let them reach all 39,069 owners directly through Bitcoin itself
Their team sent 98 rounds of tiny payments to those wallets, each carrying less than a dollar of Bitcoin and a link to the abandonment notice
Every wallet had 90 days to respond and prove the coins were still theirs which most of them ignored
A wallet that received 35.55 Bitcoin in March 2011, back when a single coin was worth less than a dollar, was untouched for over 14 years
On June 2 it moved, sending 15 coins to a new wallet and keeping the other 20, out of a stash worth about 2.5 million dollars
A second wallet from the same 2011 era moved another 20 Bitcoin, worth about 1.5 million dollars, only 13 hours earlier
The entire case rests on these coins being abandoned, so the moment someone tried to take them, the real owners proved they were still here
Whoever owns them paid almost nothing for coins now worth millions
Hundreds of other old wallets had already done the same thing during the notice campaign, which removed them from the lawsuit before it even began
@Binnenstad_org Bijlholt heeft 30 miljoen van ons belastinggeld door de plee getrokken om maar te voorkomen dat er een tunnel kwam, de meest veilige oplossing. Reden was anti auto beleid.
30 miljoen!