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Instance: zerobytes.monster
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Playing video games shows how uncreative I am at coming up with solutions. (reddit.com)
First impressions aren't good for Beast of Reincarnation (Game Freak's new game) (japantimes.co.jp)
Saylor marches on (reddit.com)
Use case of layer-1 blockchains (reddit.com)
Bitcoin Quantum Threat: The Race To Quantum-Proof Crypto (forbes.com)
Coinkite is manipulating /r/bitcoin subreddit with many alt accounts and has formed a partnership with head mod theymos for protection (reddit.com)
Solana Ecosystem News - August 2-2026 (reddit.com)
I found a thread from 2022 where several Cold Card owners had their wallets drained. They were blocked by Cold Card for raising the issue. (reddit.com)
On trusting third parties: Bitcoin core vs hardware wallets vs other software wallets. (reddit.com)
Daily Crypto Discussion - August 2, 2026 (GMT+0) (reddit.com)
The chosen one (reddit.com)
SEC keeps Nasdaq bitcoin options on hold after granting CME review (theblock.co)
Folks, Listen. Bots n’ Shit (reddit.com)
TIL only one of America’s 50 state flags is not a rectangle—Ohio’s flag is a pennant-shaped design known as a swallowtail burgee. (amnautical.com)
TIL that the gin and tonic became popular in India during British Imperialism to encourage English colonizers to consume quinine, an antimalarial derived from the bark of the cinchona tree. (wineenthusiast.com)
TIL Wrigley Field is a national landmark (nps.gov)
TIL the hairs of a polar bear are hollow and transparent. This gives them the possibility to appear white like the ice, but stay warm in cold conditions (britannica.com)
TIL that France and the Netherlands share a border - not in Europe, but on a small Caribbean island. (en.wikipedia.org)
TIL German warships bombarded the British coastal towns of Scarborough, Whitby, and Hartlepool on December 16th, 1914, killing 122 civilians and wounding 443 (en.wikipedia.org)
TIL a man died in 1899 after being hit in the head with a lobster. The culprit was charged with manslaughter. (newspapers.com)