Albert Anastasia
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Albert Anastasia
@AlbertAnaBoss
Make AI Great Again
Katılım Ekim 2019
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This 25yo British hacker sold $2 MILLION of stolen data and got caught from a single $250 transaction
Kai West ran the dark web’s biggest stolen data marketplace for 2 years under the name IntelBroker
He hacked Apple, AMD, Cisco, Nokia, HPE, General Electric, Europol, the US Pentagon and a database exposing the personal info of every member of the US Congress
He even built a LinkedIn profile claiming he worked at the UK’s FBI equivalent, which later said they had never heard of him
He only sold in Monero, because of it‘s privacy feature
In January 2023 an FBI agent asked to buy $250 of stolen data and convinced him to accept Bitcoin this time instead of Monero
That $250 Bitcoin went into a wallet linked to his real Coinbase account, registered with his actual UK driver’s license
The FBI then spent 2 years matching his YouTube history to posts on his hacker forum, then arrested him in France in February 2025
By then he caused $25 million in damage to 40+ companies and became the owner of the dark web forum he was selling on
He stepped down in January 2025 saying he was “too busy” and was arrested 3 weeks later
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Piers - I love you but it didn’t work out too well for you last time… start by taking back London and reestablishing freedom of speech. Just a suggestion… 🤣
Piers Morgan@piersmorgan
If President Trump wants to take the Falkland Islands away from Britain, then we must reclaim the United States. Perfect way to celebrate the 250th anniversary of American Independence. King Charles can announce it to Congress next week.
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🚨 AI IS GETTING CRAZY
A guy deployed six AI agents that turned $1,500 into $7,429 in just 7 days without even placing a trade himself. The system runs 24/7, automatically executing trades.
In that week it completed 105 trades with a 65.7% win rate, while constantly scanning markets, generating strategies, analyzing news, tracking whale activity, managing risk, and placing orders in real time.
At this pace, it’s averaging around $847 per day.
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A lot of you still don't this FREE report, so I am reopening it one more time.
Most people will spend 2026 reacting. A small group already knows what's coming.
The wealth gap forming right now isn't just about stocks or crypto. It's about who controls the stack. AI infrastructure. Energy dominance. Hard assets. The 10 things that actually matter.
I put together a full breakdown, and for a limited time, I'm giving it away for free.
Comment "Send it" and I'll DM you the link. First 50 only.
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The Trump family has made $4 billion off the presidency.
Crypto: $3.02B
Persian Gulf deals: $425.8M
Qatari jet: $150M
Legal fees/merch: $127.7M
Mar-a-Lago: $125M
Corporate deals: $91M
Hanoi hotel: $40M
Truth Social: $25M
Don Jr: $19.6M
Unprecedented kleptocracy.
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🚨SAM BANKMAN-FRIED HAS WITHDRAWN HIS REQUEST FOR A NEW TRIAL
THE FTX FOUNDER CITED HE DOESN’T BELIEVE JUDGE LEWIS KAPLAN WILL GIVE HIM A “FAIR HEARING”
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A thoughtful thread from Anastasia on the evolving quantum error correction landscape. Recent BTQ research reinforces why the roadmap remains wide open and why approaches like PI codes may prove increasingly important for hardware realistic fault tolerance. $BTQ
Anastasia Marchenkova@amarchenkova
Stabilizer codes have dominated the quantum error correction conversation for a decade. Surface codes, LDPC codes, the Google and IBM roadmaps — all stabilizer-based. The family traces back to the mid-1990s, when Peter Shor's 9-qubit code and Andrew Steane's 7-qubit code proved for the first time that quantum information _could_ be protected from noise at all. This is genuinely non-obvious, since the no-cloning theorem in quantum information doesn't allow us to use the classical trick of just copying the data. Stabilizer codes work, they're well-understood, and everyone knows how to benchmark them. But they have real weaknesses. They struggle with 1. energy gradually leaking out of the system (amplitude damping) 2. qubits that get lost mid-computation without the system knowing which one went missing (deletion errors). And the "logic gates" you can build cheaply on top of stabilizer codes are limited (transversal gates in the Clifford hierarchy). More complexity, expensive workarounds, and that eats into efficiency gains of having the code at all. A new paper from Yingkai Ouyang (Sheffield) and Gavin Brennen (Macquarie and BTQ) — "A theory of quantum error correction for permutation-invariant codes" ([arxiv.org/abs/2602.13638](arxiv.org/abs/2602.13638)) opens a new theory for an alternative. This development complements earlier work from the same team showing that permutation-invariant (PI) codes, used together with more conventional stabilizer codes, can activate the notoriously challenging non-Clifford logical gates for universal quantum computing, and with lower overhead than using stabilizer codes alone.
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🚀BULLISH
FOLD LAUNCHES BITCOIN BONUS PROGRAM, ENABLING EMPLOYERS TO OFFER BTC BONUSES TO STAFF
STEAK 'N SHAKE IS ALREADY ONBOARD AND BEGAN ISSUING BITCOIN BONUSES TO OVER 10,000 EMPLOYEES
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NEW💥 Pornhub has removes USDT for creator payments and moves to $USDC
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