Some on social media want to demonize the nationalist and sovereign position that many of us hold regarding the way the President (E) Delcy Rodríguez is being run, and this is not about going into a bloodbath with a military power like the US. But there are other ways to do it without surrendering the sovereignty of our natural resources. However, achieving that requires strong leadership, and today that leadership does not exist.
At this moment, a Hugo Chávez would be traveling throughout the country and organizing the people to regain political power in Miraflores. I believe that the opposition people should be happy right now, because President (E) Delcy Rodríguez has given them back their Fourth Republic—that one that submits to the interests of the US. In it, there is a new leader to follow and support.
The cryptocurrency platform Bitget confirmed a hack that resulted in an unauthorized outflow of funds of more than US$350 million. Bitget CEO Gracy Chen, along with various analysts and security researchers, said the attack was likely linked to North Korea, specifically pointing to the Lazarus Group or related factions.
The company clarified that private keys were not compromised and were not directly stolen through them. The attackers managed to breach backend systems and internal infrastructure to divert the funds. Bitget temporarily suspended withdrawals as an emergency measure to contain the breach, and it assured users it has protection funds to safeguard them while definitive forensic investigations move forward.
💥Brazil’s central bank requires the submission of reports for transfers from self-custody cryptocurrency wallets of US$10,000 or more starting October 1.
#DelcyRodriguez #venezuela #EEUU #brasil #Bitget $BTC
At this moment, a Hugo Chávez would be traveling throughout the country and organizing the people to regain political power in Miraflores. I believe that the opposition people should be happy right now, because President (E) Delcy Rodríguez has given them back their Fourth Republic—that one that submits to the interests of the US. In it, there is a new leader to follow and support.
The cryptocurrency platform Bitget confirmed a hack that resulted in an unauthorized outflow of funds of more than US$350 million. Bitget CEO Gracy Chen, along with various analysts and security researchers, said the attack was likely linked to North Korea, specifically pointing to the Lazarus Group or related factions.
The company clarified that private keys were not compromised and were not directly stolen through them. The attackers managed to breach backend systems and internal infrastructure to divert the funds. Bitget temporarily suspended withdrawals as an emergency measure to contain the breach, and it assured users it has protection funds to safeguard them while definitive forensic investigations move forward.
💥Brazil’s central bank requires the submission of reports for transfers from self-custody cryptocurrency wallets of US$10,000 or more starting October 1.
#DelcyRodriguez #venezuela #EEUU #brasil #Bitget $BTC
