Academia Is Establishing A Permanent Surveillance Bureaucracy That Will Soon Govern The Rest Of The Country

Having now received a tsunami of messages from people across the US (and a few internationally) about the surveillance regimes being permanently installed at their educational institutions — in contravention of earlier assurances that the current academic year would mark a long-awaited “return to normalcy,” thanks to the onset of mass vaccination — there are a few conclusions to draw.

After El Salvador, who’s next to board the Bitcoin bandwagon?

Many famous dates are littered throughout bitcoin’s history, with ground zero being January 3, 2009 – the day the genesis block was mined. In the intervening years, Satoshi Nakamoto’s peer-to-peer digital currency has hit milestone after milestone, from reaching dollar parity to gaining medium-of-exchange status when Laszlo Hanyecz paid 10,000 BTC for a pair of Papa John’s pizzas.

Why the U.S. SEC’s approval of Bitcoin ETF could prove to be a gamechanger

After a flash crash, some consolidation, and another crypto ban by China, Bitcoin fell by over 20% from its multi-month high of over $52K. September hasn’t been too kind for the king coin and after a rather sad September BTC needed a massive push. So, as anticipation of Bitcoin’s September blues giving way to October highs heightened the market wished for a miracle to pump BTC price.

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