Bitcoin and cryptocurrency

But... but, he just turned his head for a moment. When he looked again, 32 billion dollars was gone. It could happen to... uh... to... uh... only him. Nobody else.

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Unfortunately, the new cryptos that offer high returns seem as reliable as those many budget 1 TB flash-drives on eg AliEx...

Question is not 'Will it Fail ?' but 'Count the Ways'...
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Yes, I was hunting archiving media, 6~~8 TB worth: seeing those 1TB widgets made my nape-hair rise...

Either they're genuine 1 Tb = Terabit, so merely 128 GByte, or they're blatant fakes...
Or, adding insult to injury, fake 128 GB ??
Happens I've a spare 4 TB WD drive, but is SMR, 'shingled', so final third of back-up may take twice as long as initial 2/3...
 
From today's New York Times:

"The Super Connector Who Built Sam Bankman-Fried’s Celebrity World​

"Michael Kives, a former Hollywood agent, connected FTX’s founder to Katy Perry, Orlando Bloom, Bill Clinton and others. His firm got $700 million in exchange, a lawsuit claims."
 

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