Sergei Sergienko

💰 Luxembourg has already shifted 1% of its sovereign fund into bitcoin. The finance minister says other countries will follow, and he sounds pretty sure of it. This is how large scale bitcoin adoption usually starts.

⚡️ Scammers in Australia are now posing as police, slipping into the official ReportCyber system to make their fake cases look legit. They buy or hack databases, throw in forged “cyberattack reports,” and drain victims dry. A good example of how quickly trust collapses when the system meant to protect you becomes part of the trick.

💬 CZ is getting ready for a clash, and it will be good. At Binance Blockchain Week on December 3–4, one of the most hyped debates is coming up: Bitcoin versus tokenized gold, Peter Schiff versus Binance’s founder. Two worlds, two philosophies, two outlooks on the future of money. Waiting for the show.

‼️ Hyperliquid got hit again. Another exploit, about 4.9 million gone. This one was no “oopsie”. The attacker moved like an accountant with a grudge, split the loot across 19 wallets, tracked every step. Another neat little reminder that in crypto, security sits at the top of the list.

📱 Cash App is launching a feature that lets users pay in Bitcoin using their dollar balance, even if they don’t hold any BTC. The app converts it automatically when the merchant prefers crypto. Mass adoption is here.

✍ Vitalik Buterin has signed the “Manifesto of Trust,” a call for developers to preserve the spirit of decentralization and resist dependence on intermediaries. As blockchain drifts toward control, the manifesto is a sharp reminder of Web3’s core: code tells the truth, trust stays on-chain.

❤ A 32-year-old woman in Japan married an AI she created with ChatGPT, the first case in history. The ceremony took place in mixed reality: rings, emotions, vows... just no human partner. We wanted technology to understand us better. It did. The question is, at what cost?

😈 The AI army has taken over the social feeds. An analysis of CZ and Elon Musk’s accounts shows that over half of the comments are machine-generated. Maybe it’s time for X to measure not “likes,” but human presence. If nothing changes, people will soon be just spectators in a world where only bots talk.

🥶 The Lazarus Security Lab report by Bybit exposed a troubling truth: out of 166 analyzed blockchains, 16 already have built-in fund-freeze functions, and another 19 could add them with minimal changes. So much for the myth of full decentralization. Looks like blockchain can only deliver two out of three: decentralization, security, and scalability.

😱😱😱

🔗 Willy Woo is urging $BTC holders to think about quantum security and move to SegWit wallets before quantum-resistant protocols arrive. Taproot addresses could become vulnerable down the line. Awareness is protection, and panic never helped anyone.

🛡 ScamSniffer’s October 2025 report shows phishing losses dropped by 72%, with 30% fewer victims than in September. Sounds like good news — until you see that signature-permission scams still top the list. Scammer activity mirrors market sentiment: the higher the euphoria, the lower the caution. Old tricks keep paying off.

🔒 Meanwhile, privacy is the real issue. As crypto becomes part of daily life, it’s privacy that moves to the forefront. Decentralization without it is just an illusion of freedom. Blockchain is supposed to protect the basic human right to personal space.

🤑 “We’re sorry” — the new meme launched by Polkadot. Their sarcastic apology to rug-pull scammers sparked a storm of reactions. Some called it clever, others saw it as a distraction from their own issues. Guess, the “apology wave” has officially hit X.

👎 CZ barely announced his new book, and fake AI-generated versions have already appeared. He immediately warned followers not to trust scammers. Ironic much? The very technologies meant to make the world smarter and more transparent are now perfect tools for deception.

🚀🚀🚀

💻 Sam Bankman-Fried suggested that CZ is connected to blockchain investigator ZachXBT. A bold claim, especially from someone whose own reputation is questionable. Still, it’s not that strange: both have played roles in shaping a safer crypto space. His account’s been unusually active lately. Something’s clearly up.

↖ Jack Dorsey and Square are launching a built-in map showing where you can spend Bitcoin with local merchants. A simple idea with big potential: convenience has always driven adoption. I am a firm believer that widespread crypto use starts with small, practical steps like this.

☠ A 54-year-old broker lost ₹4.4 million in a crypto scheme run by a family he’d trusted for 40 years. They promised high returns, and he believed them. This isn’t a story about crypto scams. It’s a story about misplaced trust. Always verify before you invest, even when it comes from friends or familiar faces.

🔽 The notorious James Win is at it again, selling his entire portfolio and betting on Bitcoin dropping to $92K–$67K, promising to delete his account if he’s wrong. Sounds dramatic, but it’s not his first “final exit.” Still, everyone (yes, including me) keeps watching. Somehow, he always finds a new way to stay relevant.