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A man won a $1.35 BILLION Mega Millions jackpot. His own family sued him after he refused to share the money. – In January 2023, a man from Maine won a $1.35 BILLION Mega Millions jackpot, one of the largest lottery prizes in U.S. history. – He chose to remain anonymous and took a lump-sum payment worth hundreds of millions of dollars after taxes. – Before claiming the prize, he required the mother of his child to sign a non-disclosure agreement to keep his identity secret. – Months later, he sued her, alleging she broke that agreement by telling members of his family about the jackpot. – Once relatives learned about the win, the dispute escalated. – Court filings say members of his family claimed he had promised to share part of the fortune but later backed out. – Even his own father sided against him, filing a sworn statement supporting those claims. – The billionaire winner denied making any enforceable promise and has continued fighting to keep his identity hidden. – The legal battle over the jackpot and his anonymity is still ongoing. A man became a billionaire overnight. Instead of celebrating, he ended up in court fighting the people closest to him over the money.

@DaCryptoPirates The winner is clearly at fault here, why would have said that before to his family that he will share and then later on denying.

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@DaCryptoPirates But why?

A woman won an $83.5 MILLION lottery jackpot. Instead of paying her, the Texas Lottery refused to release the money. – In February 2025, the woman purchased a Lotto Texas ticket through the lottery courier app Jackpocket. – The ticket matched all six winning numbers. – She had officially won an $83.5 MILLION jackpot. – But instead of receiving the money, Texas officials launched multiple investigations into the winning ticket and the way it had been purchased. – The Texas Lottery Commission said her prize could not be paid while those investigations were ongoing. – The winner insisted she had done nothing wrong. – She said she legally purchased the ticket through Jackpocket, a licensed lottery courier that had been operating openly in Texas for years. – As weeks turned into months, she still hadn't received a single dollar of her winnings. – In May 2025, she sued the Texas Lottery Commission, arguing the state was unfairly withholding a jackpot she had legally won. – Her lawsuit claimed she followed every published rule and should not be punished because officials later changed their position on lottery courier services. – Texas lawmakers later moved to ban lottery courier services, while the legal battle over her jackpot continued. – The case is still ongoing, and the $83.5 MILLION jackpot remains unpaid. A Texas woman won an $83.5 MILLION lottery jackpot, but instead of becoming a millionaire overnight, she's still fighting in court just to collect the money she says she legally won.

@DaCryptoPirates Hopefully trump mind his business and doesn't ruin it

$BTC pulled back into discount and swept the 4H internal liquidity as expected. Now all we need is for the bearish order flow to shift bullish before looking for long continuation towards the daily liquidity.

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Two fake police officers fooled museum guards into letting them inside. Eighty-one minutes later, they walked out with over $500 MILLION worth of art. More than 35 years later, none of it has ever been recovered. – In the early hours of 18 March 1990, two men wearing Boston police uniforms arrived at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. – They told the security guards they were responding to a disturbance. – Against museum policy, the guards let them inside. – Within minutes, the "officers" handcuffed both guards, taped their eyes and mouths, and tied them up in the museum's basement. – The thieves spent 81 minutes inside the museum without anyone stopping them. – They carefully selected 13 works of art, including masterpieces by Rembrandt, Vermeer, Degas, and Manet. – Among them was Vermeer's The Concert, one of only 34 known paintings by the Dutch master. – Investigators estimate the stolen artwork is now worth more than $500 MILLION, making it the largest art heist in history. – The FBI has spent decades investigating leads around the world. – A $10 MILLION reward is still being offered for information leading to the recovery of the artwork. – Despite more than three decades of investigations, none of the stolen paintings have ever been recovered. – The museum still displays the empty frames, hoping the masterpieces will one day return. Two fake police officers fooled the guards, spent 81 minutes stealing over $500 MILLION worth of priceless art, and vanished. More than 35 years later, it's still the biggest unsolved art theft in history.

@DaCryptoPirates Damn big crime

Too real 😭

@DaCryptoPirates Everything will go good if Trump stays silent

The macro picture is becoming increasingly clear. • Dollar strength has stalled. • Equities continue printing new highs. • Bond yields remain the key variable to watch. • Gold is holding despite risk-on sentiment. • Oil couldn't sustain its geopolitical premium. • Bitcoin continues to outperform during periods of uncertainty. The market is telling you one thing: Liquidity still matters more than headlines. As long as financial conditions don't tighten materially, capital will continue rotating into risk assets. Ignore the noise. Follow the flows.

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@DaCryptoPirates That's terrifying how fast money turns deadly.

A homeless man won $30 MILLION in the lottery. Five years later, the woman who promised to protect his fortune buried him beneath a concrete slab. – In November 2006, Abraham "Abe" Shakespeare bought a Florida Lottery ticket from a convenience store in Florida. – He won a $30 MILLION jackpot and chose a lump-sum payment of roughly $17 million before taxes. – Overnight, his life changed. – Strangers, distant relatives, and scammers began asking him for money. – Shakespeare later admitted he regretted winning the lottery, saying: "I'd have been better off broke." – In 2008, he met a woman named Dee Dee Moore. – Moore claimed she wanted to help protect him from people trying to exploit his newfound wealth. – Instead, she gradually took control of his finances. – As Shakespeare disappeared from public view, Moore told friends and reporters he had simply left town because he was tired of everyone asking him for money. – His family didn't believe her. – After months without hearing from him, they reported him missing. – In January 2010, investigators searched property owned by Moore. – They discovered Shakespeare's body buried beneath a concrete slab in the backyard. – Prosecutors said Moore had shot him twice before hiding his body. – They argued she murdered him to gain control of what remained of his lottery fortune. – In 2012, a Florida jury found Dee Dee Moore guilty of first-degree murder. – She was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. A homeless man became a millionaire overnight. The woman who claimed she would protect his fortune murdered him and buried him beneath a concrete slab.