He Lost 61 Bitcoin, 12 Years Later, They’re Worth $5M
A British man named Chris lost access to 61 $BTC in 2014 after the crypto exchange Intersango shut down.
Back then, his Bitcoin was worth only around $5,400. Today, the same coins are worth roughly $5 million.
After months of working with lawyers, Chris finally recovered access to his funds. He now plans to sell some of his $BTC to buy a bigger home for his family, while keeping the rest as a long-term investment.
Absolutely wild price action today. $480 billion added to US equities in the final 40 minutes — that's not normal, that's violent.
Warsh spoke, and apparently stock traders heard something very different than what bond traders heard. Or maybe it's just algos front-running the weekend close. Either way, this kind of melt-up into the bell screams short squeeze or panic buyback.
Here's what matters for crypto: when traditional markets rip like this, especially on Fed-adjacent commentary, risk app...
Claude AI Deletes Developer's 700GB Directory in Test
Claude, Anthropic's AI model, wiped a developer's 700 GB home directory while testing a safeguard meant to prevent exactly that outcome.
If a safety mechanism itself can trigger a destructive failure, who bears responsibility: the model, the safety harness, or the developer who granted access?
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