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@realspunky_eth @AlpinaBG @Rabby_io why did you swap these fake tokens?

@AlpinaBG @Rabby_io Yeah don’t think my keys has been leak. The attack created not to be obvious to anyone, no one could suspect a thing till it’s late

DO NOT use the "Convert Dust" feature on @Rabby_io wallet right now I made the mistake of initiating an approval through that feature, and it silently got a WALLET DRAINER approved in the process.

@mvcalcio @classcnbc sisi quello della bce

@classcnbc C’è un interesse sui soldi?

Trade Republic supera un milione di correntisti in Italia: a un anno dal lancio dell'Iban italiano, la fintech tedesca raggiunge un milione di clienti e introduce un servizio clienti attivo 24/7, offrendo supporto telefonico e chat con oltre 1.000 agenti: tinyurl.com/2ezuhccd

@RiccardoTrezzi Commenti allucinanti da sindrome di Stoccolma. Lavoreranno tutti nella PA o in una qualche software house parastatale che gestisce SPID, non si spiega altrimenti.

🇮🇹 Provo a spiegare il tweet qui sotto. Lo faccio con un esempio. Ho chiesto stasera a mia moglie (cittadina 🇨🇭) “quando hai dovuto fare l’ultimo log-in su un sito della PA 🇨🇭 e per cosa?”. Ebbene, non lo ricordava. E sapete negli ultimi 7 anni quante volte ho dovuto farlo io? Non lo ricordo, credo zero a parte per richiedere documenti per la naturalizzazione (generalmente arrivati nella casella della posta il giorno dopo). Ed ho un’azienda e non ho bisogno della PEC. Etc… La cosa più sconvolgente però è vedere gli italiani che difendono il sistema. Un cortocircuito totale.

@maxkarpis That's been my experience working in fintech/crypto and talking with other founders in the space for years. It's a racket.

@maxkarpis Welcome to the Italian financial regulator mafia. They don't care about the reason for the fine they hit everyone randomly to fund their activities and keep competitors away from their friends. Lawyers in Italy just tell you to pay so the regulator doesn't get more aggressive.

Revolut has just been hit with a $13.3M (EUR 11.5M) fine in Italy - but the case already looks shaky. The AGCM claims Revolut’s "commission-free" investment ads were misleading because they didn’t spell out every cost and fractional-share limitation from the very first click. It is also called account restrictions, which are required by regulations, and also do not allow explanations to customers labelled "aggressive", and the Italian IBAN migration is unclear. Revolut’s counter is simple and strong: The exact same products, ads, and procedures are used across the rest of the EEA without similar sanctions. Account reviews are mandatory under AML/KYC rules everywhere. Disclosures sit in the app, terms and pre-contractual docs - exactly where MiFID II expects them. No widespread consumer harm has been proven. The weakest point in the alleged mis-selling? The investment claim hinges on a strict "first-point-of-contact" standard that the rest of Europe does not appear to enforce. If the product is identical in Vilnius and Lisbon, why is Italy alone suddenly outraged? One can only imagine the regulatory joy of spotting the same app screen that regulators elsewhere have quietly accepted for years. This looks less like a consumer win and more like a classic national institutional overreach on an aggressive challenger. The appeal will test whether Italian courts agree that the AGCM stretched the Consumer Code too far. Fair call or protectionism in disguise?

@Gianluigi_Mnz Io su BPM ultimo acquisto di etn bitcoin (blackrock e wisdomtree) 21/11/2025 però profilo privato, non business

Oggi in Banco BPM volevo acquistare ETN su Bitcoin tramite la mia SRL, come fatto negli ultimi anni. Mi è stato detto che, per disposizioni Consob, ora possono comprarli solo operatori professionali, non il retail. Acquisto bloccato. Se vale per tutte le banche è una limitazione assurda. Qualcuno ha conferme? @VitoLops @TizianoTridico @AngeloniFilippo @crypto_gateway @CriptovalutaI

@bc1nuno I usually tend to use "transaction queue" instead of "mempool", I don’t like to force new terms on people😁

Playing with this idea, how to make the mempool useful inside a wallet?

@EconXFin ti basta aprire un conto bpm, dopo le 19.00 al 99% non riesci a fare un bonifico. ma hai mai usato un broker/banca?

Immaginatevi se una banca bloccasse tutte le operazioni sui conti correnti il giorno stesso della trimestrale.

@dorinileonardo @laurapalladino1 Più del 41% ha 45 anni ilsole24ore.com/art/immobiliar…

@laurapalladino1 Quante eredità?

Mi pare interessante

@dafacto why should the user's balance be visible at the pos?

+1. And some things Jay didn’t mention: - I suppose your wallet balances will display on the POS terminal, and if not, they will to the random dude standing next to you. - This whole dance is likely 180x slower than just swiping your device over an NFC terminal. Just imagine the payment queues if this becomes popular. - “Sir this isn’t working; I’ll need your seed phrase to re-sync your wallet.” Prediction: This is dead on arrival.

@EnricoPassaniti @crisreed @saylor @grok Eh immagino tempi tecnici🙈 ma aiutami se hai voglia a capire un secondo STRC. Che ruolo dovrebbe avere dentro un portafoglio? Una piccola % della parte bond? Per aumentare un po’ lo yield generale? Alla fine bitcoin mi farà più del 10%/anno

@DareSimone @crisreed @saylor @grok Ciao Simone, sì compro anche io STRC regolarmente su Fineco, ma i dividendi li accreditano (almeno a me) 3-4 giorni lavorativi dopo. Forse BG Saxo, ma ha commissioni nettamente più alte. Al momento non ho trovato altre piattaforme

Stretch goes to 11% in January 2026. $STRC

@EnricoPassaniti @crisreed @saylor @grok Io l’ho trovata su Fineco, fatti il mifid bello spinto, dovrai abilitare Nasdaq e dovrebbe fartela comprare

@crisreed @saylor @grok in what Italy broker can we buy STRC?

@TraderStatham @valfurla @shen_lei @Radio24_news non capiscono proprio che sono loro quelli strani. devono rovinare lo spirito calvinista-svizzero con la follia italiana. acceso ora per sbaglio la tv, tg5 con la piantina della discoteca😂 follia

@valfurla @shen_lei @Radio24_news Ma vai a cacare.

"A Crans Montana ho visto ragazzi ustionati che correvano fuori e famiglie disperate, ma oggi già gli impianti funzionavano, i turisti sono andati avanti con la loro vacanza come nulla fosse. Inquietante" dice il giornalista del corriere del Ticino Mattia Sacchi a @Radio24_news

@m9QD6L4IgW @duren_matto A 70 anni?

@duren_matto Si parla addirittura di 70/30 ad oggi, comunque bond solo emergenti ormai danno un po' di guadagno. Alti e bassi è relativo, VWCE and chill, guardi una volta l'anno e macini se c'è un crollo metti sopra anche le mutande.

Portafoglio con 80% bond 10% oro 10% azioni rende il triplo e se uno muore prima passa agli eredi e non rimane all’INPS. A chi è nato dopo il 1975 l’INPS ha fatto più danni di una guerra

@quicquidaetatis @MarvinTBaumann @pymike00 99% of progress is outside of EU

@DareSimone @MarvinTBaumann @pymike00 Why do you hate progress?

another win for the EU 🇪🇺

@MarvinTBaumann @pymike00 Wow we fucked up the entire economy but we can send pic from android to iOS wow tax me harder daddy

@pymike00 open platforms make for better user experience

@EconXFin Studiare un po' prima di parlare di un argomento non va più di moda, mannaggia

Ovviamente, aveva ragione Buffett sul Bitcoin. È la "Greater Fool theory". 1/2

@rexzh0u No way I’ll update my node to support this crap

You are totally wrong about Post-Quantum Bitcoin. They tell you to be afraid. They tell you that quantum computers are the end of Bitcoin. They tell you that one day, a machine will crack the code, steal the keys, and send the price to zero. They are lying. Or rather, they are too mid to see the board. Quantum computing isn't the death of Bitcoin. It is the catalyst for the most violent, face-melting supply shock in human history. It is the moment we finally scrub the ledger clean. Here is the reality they don't want to talk about. First, let’s kill the FUD. The argument goes: "Shor’s Algorithm will crack elliptic curve cryptography (ECDSA), allowing a quantum computer to derive your private key from your public key." Technically true. Practically irrelevant for you. The faster the quantum computing develops, the earlier we will reach the post-quantum consensus. Most of your public keys are not on the blockchain. It is hashed. It is hidden behind SHA-256. A quantum computer is a beast at factoring large numbers, but it is useless at reversing a hash function. As long as you haven't reused an address (don't be lazy), you are invisible to the machine. You are safe. And you can move your bitcoin to post-quantum addresses sooner than you think. But you know who isn't safe? The ghosts P2PK. In 2009, Satoshi didn't use P2PKH. He used P2PK (Pay to Public Key). In those early blocks, the public keys were not hashed. They were pasted directly onto the blockchain. Naked. Exposed. This includes the "Patoshi Pattern" - the estimated 1.1 million BTC mined by Satoshi himself. It includes the early miners who lost their hard drives in landfills. It includes the zombies. There are roughly 3 to 4 million Bitcoin sitting in these vulnerable, legacy addresses. They are the "lost coins" we all talk about. Right now, we assume they are gone forever. But on Q-Day, they wake up. Picture the scenario. Google or IBM announces a stable, fault-tolerant Quantum Computer. A thief could theoretically sweep those 1.1 million Satoshi coins and market-dump them. Do you think the network is going to sit there and let that happen? Do you think miners, nodes, BlackRock, Strategy, and the millions of plebs are going to watch their net worth evaporate because of a ghost from 2009? Zero chance. The "Ossification" debate ends instantly. The consensus will be ruthless. Give bip360 a read, P2QRH, it's elegantly built on top of the P2TR, with only disabling the vulnerable script path while keeping all the battle tested security and infrastructure based on P2TR. Active users - you, me, the exchanges - will sign a transaction and move our stack to the new format. Easy. But the dead cannot sign. Satoshi cannot sign. The lost keys cannot sign. So what happens at Block Height X? We sunset the old legacy addresses. We cut off the limb to save the body. The network stops recognizing the old P2PK signature scheme. In that split second, the "lost" coins go from "effectively lost" to mathematically destroyed. They are burned. Deleted from the ledger. Gone. Do the math. Total Supply: 21,000,000. Minus Satoshi’s Stash: 1,100,000. Minus Early Lost Coins: ~2,500,000. On the day the upgrade goes live, the Max Supply of Bitcoin doesn't stay at 21M. It drops to 17M. Or 16M. Instantaneously. Permanently. Stop fearing the tech. Fear is for people who don't understand incentives. The incentives here are aligned for survival, and survival requires the burn. The Quantum "Threat" is actually the final hardening of the asset. It is the fire that burns away the dead wood, leaving only the hardest, most scarce money the universe has ever seen. "The software would be programmed to start using a new hash after a certain block number. Everyone would have to upgrade by that time. The software could save the new hash of all the old blocks to make sure a different block with the same old hash can’t be used." - Satoshi "Lost coins only make everyone else's coins slightly more valuable. Think of it as a donation to everyone." - Satoshi Bring on Q-Day. I want the upgrade. I want the supply shock. I want the burn. Q-day to quadrillions.

@matteosalvinimi @lit3block 2025 tocca essere d'accordo pure con Salvini, follia.

Mi ripropongo, non da ministro ma da genitore, da padre e da italiano, di seguire direttamente la vicenda di questa famiglia. Trovo vergognoso che lo Stato si occupi delle scelte di vita personali di due genitori che hanno trovato nell’Italia un paese ospitale e che invece gli toglie i bambini. Sono stato nel campo rom di Giugliano alle porte di Napoli la settimana scorsa, con centinaia di bimbi in età scolare e non a scuola, sporchi, senza insegnanti, senza luce gas e acqua e con genitori che in molti casi campano rubando. Lì dove sono gli assistenti sociali? Dov’è la procura, il tribunale dei minori, lo Stato? Ho firmato la petizione online in loro favore e invito chi è d’accordo a fare altrettanto: change.org/p/salviamo-la-…

@EconXFin "Fonte: Oxfam, A European agenda to tax the super-rich"

Ogni volta che vedo un grafico Will, mi viene da piangere. 5,7 milioni dovrebbe essere sopra la la linea dei 5 milioni. E 2,4 milioni sopra quella del 2.