🔥Bybit CEO: Hackers’ Crypto Laundry Unraveled! 88% Funds Tracked!🔥

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As of the 20th day of March, in the year of our Lord 2025, the sagacious Zhou has given us a glimpse into the arithmetic of thievery. A grand total of $1.4 billion worth of crypto coins, or 88.87% thereof, remains as traceable as a boisterous drunkard in a quiet library. Of this, a tidy sum of $1.23 billion has been transmuted into 12,836 Bitcoin (BTC) and scattered across 9,117 digital purses, each bulging with an average of 1.41 BTC. The hackers, it seems, are no strangers to the art of the scatterbrained escape. 🏦

Marina’s NFT Adventure: Art, Games, and a Whole Lot of Drama! 🎨🚀

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According to Artnet (because who else would report on this drama?), Marina is diving back into the blockchain with a project that’s as shiny as her personality—titled *Marina Abramović Element* or MAE for the cool kids. Can you believe it’s been like eons since her first NFT venture in 2021? Time flies when you’re existentially contemplating life through art!

Unleash the Sonic Surge: Will $0.7 Be the Next Stop? 🚀

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Our gallant Sonic, with a price that could soar nearly 30% from its current perch, is poised for a grand adventure, thanks to the unveiling of its virtual payments card and a delightful dalliance into the DeFi realm through new partnerships. Who knew finance could be so… entertaining? 🎭

Jacob Elordi Plays an Australian War Hero in Prime Video Series ‘The Narrow Road to the Deep North’

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In this drama, played by Elordi, Dorrigo Evans takes the main role. He’s a medical officer captured as a Japanese prisoner of war during wartime. His heart is tormented by an intense, unattainable love affair with Amy Mulvaney, portrayed by Odessa Young, who happens to be his uncle’s wife. The storyline, penned by Shaun Grant, depicts Elordi’s character as both a war hero and esteemed surgeon upon his return home. Over the course of ten years, this compelling series is filmed in New South Wales, Australia.

Siam Discovery Wraps Up Future Lab Volume 4: Design Culture

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From its beginning, Future Lab has been displaying sneaker culture (in its first volume), customization for surf and skate (in the second volume), and retail experiences centered around the metaverse (in the third volume). Interestingly, Volume 4 deviated from the norm by teaming up with the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration to unveil an installation that showcased Bangkok City’s corporate identity.