🚨🗣️ Thiago Alcântara: "Injuries stopped me from showing everything I wanted at Liverpool, and that's something I'll always regret. But every moment I spent wearing that shirt was an honour. Hearing You'll Never Walk Alone and playing at Anfield are memories I'll cherish forever. I'll always be grateful for the love the club and the fans gave me." ❤️🔴
A clip has gone viral allegedly showing the moment a Muslim woman in hijab was attacked with a glass bottle by a group of four men in a suspected racist Islamophobic attack.
The men allegedly told her to remove her hijab during the late-night incident, which took place as she was making her way home from work.
Witness Zack Aziz, who filmed the footage, told Glasgow Live: "They were racially abusing the Muslim female wearing a hijab, calling her a dirty p**i and saying 'this is our country, go back home'."
The woman required hospital treatment and stitches following the attack.
Jurgen Klopp: “I’m not doing this job for myself. I’m doing it for you. I’m taking this job even though I’ve seen how you’ve treated Julian Nagelsmann. I’m taking it even though I’ve seen how you’ve treated Thomas Tuchel.
If you go after my family, I’m gone. If you think I’m rubbish, tell me to my face and I’ll leave immediately, without asking for any compensation.” @Plettigoal
Journalist: “You've said that Russia should repay for reconstruction of Ukraine. Do you believe Israel should repay for reconstruction of Gaza?”
EU chief spokesperson: “I have no comment at this stage.”
*Days later, the journalist is fired*
Spanish footballer Fernando Torres:
"All those involved in the child sexual abuse and torture rituals practiced by Epstein must be executed publicly."
Digital asset payment cards are moving from concept to measurable usage.
@Paymentscan shows more than $7.9B in total volume, 126M+ transactions and 450K+ addresses across tracked card programs.
The real insight is not only the size of the numbers. It is the trend. Monthly card spend has grown from early activity in 2023 into hundreds of millions in monthly volume by 2026.
That signals a clear shift in the market. Digital assets are no longer only being held, traded or stored. They are increasingly being connected to payment behaviour.
This is exactly where EB1’s use case sits.
EB1 is building around supported digital asset top-ups, card utility, in-app conversion, FX visibility, transaction clarity and a private member experience designed for real-world spend.
The next phase of digital assets is usability.
EB1 is building for that shift.
Digital assets have moved forward.
The experience around them has not.
Wallets here.
Cards there.
Access somewhere else.
Lifestyle requests in another thread.
EB1 is building a more unified member ecosystem for digital assets, payments, premium access and real-world utility.
🆕 Jeff Bezos has held talks about joining the consortium that is seeking to buy around 30% of Liverpool. Sources with knowledge of the talks have indicated that any deal with Bhatia’s consortium would see Bezos receive equity in Liverpool. The Bhatia bid for Liverpool is understood to value the club at around £4.5bn. Bhatia is believed to have secured financial backing from his father-in-law, Lakshmi Mittal, whose family wealth is estimated at around £23bn - @guardian_sport
Most digital asset products are built for scale.
EB1 is built for precision.
For members who expect privacy, control, usability and a higher service standard around how they spend, move and access digital wealth.
Holding digital assets is one thing.
Deploying them across real life is another.
EB1 is being built as the infrastructure layer between digital capital and real-world use: payments, membership, access and curated member experiences in one ecosystem.
EB1 is not only building a product.
It is building a presence.
Brand partnerships, private activations and curated experiences are part of how EB1 reaches high-value audiences and connects the ecosystem to the real world.
Some of our early waitlist members joined EB1 before we started collecting geographical location details.
As we prepare for the upcoming beta selection phase, selected early waitlist members may need to update their information so we can review eligibility, regional availability and access requirements more accurately.
If you received an email from EB1 asking you to update your details, the request is official and comes directly from EB1.
Please complete the update through the link provided in the email.
If you did not receive an email, no action is required. Your waitlist information is already complete.
EB1 will never ask for your seed phrase, private keys or account password.
Thank you to everyone who joined early and continues to follow the EB1 journey.
The next phase is getting closer.