⚡🔎 NEW - Latest Epstien files reveal that Ghislaine Maxwell wrote an email to 42 different people, one month after 9/11/2001, dreaming of the year 2032 after worldwide eradication of ‘the Arabs’. 
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⚡🔎 NEW - A new open-source tool called EpsteIn (Epstein + LinkedIn) lets you check if any of your LinkedIn connections appear in the publicly released Jeffrey Epstein court documents. 
⚡🇪🇸 NEW - CNN: This moves residency toward a pathway to citizenship for people — nearly half a million people. This goes completely in the opposite direction of what everybody else is going. Why did you do it?
Spain’s Sanchez: Well, there is a moral angle to this debate. Spain has been, for many years, a country of migrants.
Our fathers and our grandparents went to other places precisely because we were suffering under a dictatorship or a lack of economic opportunities.
Now there is also a pragmatic angle. These people are contributing to the economic success of Spain.
By the way, they represent roughly 10 percent of our social security income, while they account for only 1 percent of total public spending.
⚡🇮🇱 NEW - Benjamin Netanyahu says the newly released Epstein files debunk claims that Jeffrey Epstein was working for Israel.
Instead, he blames Israel’s “radical left,” specifically pointing to former Prime Minister Ehud Barak.
Netanyahu made the same argument last year, insisting the responsibility falls on Barak and not the state of Israel.
⚡🇺🇸 NEW - Donald Trump on Truth Social.
⚡️🚨 ALERT - Bithumb accidentally sends out 2000 BTC to users who immediately market dump
A major operational mistake at South Korea’s crypto exchange Bithumb reportedly led to the accidental distribution of 2,000 BTC ($130M) instead of 2,000 KRW ($1.50) as a rewards payout.
According to multiple reports, a staff member intended to issue a small random prize worth about $1.50 but mistakenly entered BTC as the unit.
As a result, hundreds of users received unexpected Bitcoin payouts, totaling roughly 2,000 BTC, valued near $130M at current prices.
Recipients immediately sold, causing Bitcoin on Bithumb to crash more than 10% below global market prices before stabilizing.
The incident highlights how internal ledger errors and off-chain accounting can still create severe market dislocations, even in 2026, with no corresponding on-chain movement of real Bitcoin.
A costly reminder that exchange risk remains very real.
