Over $200,000,000 worth of NFTs have been stolen from OpenSea via an email phishing hack.

Global Intel Hub — NFTs are the hot new market in Crypto which is puzzling traders who don’t get art because each one is unique, and you can’t make a market with millions of unique contracts.  OpenSea has risen to the top of the NFT marketplace pile and is a sought after company in the […]

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Real Estate Investors Are Buying A Record Share Of US Homes, Sending Prices Soaring

By Tyler Durden, Earlier this week, we reported that Blackrock, America’s largest commercial and residential landlord, just got even bigger with the purchase of 12,000 apartments in the sunbelt (among other assets) when it acquired Preferred Apartment Communities for $5.8 billion. But Blackrock has not been alone in quietly swooping up US residential real estate. According to […]

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What are Pfizer and Moderna hiding?

Global Intel Hub — Ed Dowd has been making rounds on the alternative media alleging that Big Pharma but specifically Moderna and Pfizer are involved in a massive fraud, which will culminate in lawsuits driving their stocks to zero.  If one understands how Big Pharma traditionally operates as a cartel, this isn’t so surprising – […]

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Bitcoin Tumbles As Crypto Market Plunge Erases $150 Billion—But ‘Worst May Be Ahead’

By Jonathan Ponciano, The price of bitcoin tumbles below $40,000 for the first time in two weeks on Friday as the threat of a Russian invasion of Ukraine continued to drive a broad market selloff, leading some analysts to say the crypto market’s recent weakness won’t subside until the tensions are resolved and could even […]

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If Russia Invites Bitcoin Adoption, The Global Arms Race Will Begin

By Tyler Durden, Authored by Mike Hobart via Bitcoin Magazine, Recent pro-Bitcoin developments from Russia could put the Eastern power in a lead position as inflation grows. How will other powers react? On February 15, the Russian Ministry of Economic Development signaled a bullish development around Bitcoin; reduced costs for bitcoin miners. But what can we […]

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Bank run in Canada?

Is there a bank run going on in Canada, or is the banking system failing – or is this the beginning of the “Great Reset” ?  Or, have government sponsored activists hacked the banks in order to prevent Truckers from accessing any funds?  We don’t know, but people are reporting withdrawal trouble, and many banks […]

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Biden Energy Policies Added $1,000 To Typical Household’s Costs In 2021: Report

By Tyler Durden, Authored by Mark Tapscott and Nathan Worcester via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), A new analysis by the Heartland Institute reports the typical American family’s home heating and cooling costs increased by as much as $1,000 in 2021 as a result of President Joe Biden’s energy and environmental policies. “The average U.S. household in […]

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Warren Buffett invests $1B in Bitcoin-friendly neobank, dumps Visa and Mastercard stocks

By Yashu Gola, The “Oracle of Omaha” now has more companies in his portfolio that have direct/indirect exposure to Bitcoin and similar cryptocurrencies. Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway dumped a portion of its Visa and Mastercard holdings and increased exposure in Nubank, the largest fintech bank in Brazil that’s also popular among the country’s Bitcoin investors. In a […]

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Finance Redefined: Alchemy raises $200M, Bunny goes DAO, Feb. 4–11

By Tom Farren, Alchemy raises $200 million in a Series C round, Hashstack launches collateral protocol on Harmony, and Bunny Finance forms DAO after a hack — all coming to you in this week’s Finance Redefined. Welcome to the latest edition of Cointelegraph’s decentralized finance newsletter. As the DeFi space continues its technical resurgence, essential […]

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Carbon Pricing Is Now Forcing UK Electricity Prices Higher

By Tyler Durden, Authored by Paul Homewood via ‘Not A Lot Of People Know That’ blog, While some of the recent energy price rises have been due to international market factors, part is the direct result of government policy. I mentioned the role of carbon pricing a few months ago in pushing up the cost of electricity.  Since […]

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