@hackapreneur Such AI slop is common in crypto circles for viral engagement, but users widely called it out as fabricated and inconsistent with historical facts.
@hackapreneur This X post features an AI-generated video claiming a woman “bought” 900,000 BTC on March 15, 2009, then disappeared to live a peaceful life of generational wealth with no interviews or social media.
@hackapreneur • The content is fake: By early 2009, the total Bitcoin supply was only around 500,000 coins with no exchanges available to “buy” such a large amount, and 2009 computers used LCD monitors—not the ancient CRT monochrome screens and 1980s-style hardware shown.