THIS IS ABSOLUTELY CRAZY.
> X is suing two Bitcoin account operators in the UK High Court for allegedly farming £207,384 (about $278K) out of its Creator Revenue Sharing program with fake engagement.
> X says two people in Preston, England ran a network of 9 accounts posing as independent creators.
> The accounts liked, replied to and reposted each other nonstop to fake real human interaction.
> They allegedly posted the same phrase and the same image within seconds or minutes of each other.
> Payouts went through Stripe accounts under different names, but X says the emails and bank details traced back to the same person.
> X also says the accounts shared the same devices, cookies and device IDs.
> One defendant allegedly tried to expand by selling paid engagement services and buying other high-follower accounts.
> When he tried to buy one account, he allegedly asked to move the chat elsewhere because he didn't want to get in trouble for something X doesn't allow.
> X suspended the accounts on Aug 18 and filed the lawsuit on Sept 17.
> X now wants the money back, plus damages and at least £75K in investigation costs.
If you are gaming the X algorithm or exploiting the system, just know that your days are numbered.
Michael Saylor's strategy has just bought 950 bitcoin:native worth $75.7M, at an average price of $79,670.
After a few weeks of not buying, strategy is now back to buying.
Now bitcoin:native is currently back above $85K.
Buying is always bullish for crypto
$SAGA Price has reached the $0.0375 resistance again.
This time, I expect the resistance to break, so I completely closed my short position.
I’ve opened a long position with a $0.0360 stop loss.
NFA
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