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The YouTuber was furious after a tweet by Bankless co-founder Ryan Sean Adams.

According to The Washington Post, redundancies of this scale would have a huge impact on Twitter's ability "to control harmful content and prevent data security crises."

Over a year after BTC was adopted as legal tender, 76% of those polled said they had not used Bitcoin to make purchases or payments so far this year.

Plus — months after he was exposed in embarrassing, secretly recorded videos, Kyle Roche has left his law firm.

Also today, a group of Terra investors reveal that they're trying to track down Do Kwon — but what would they be hoping to achieve?

This figure could also increase if ongoing efforts to recover funds from Three Arrows Capital succeed, a court filing adds.

An article in the Financial Times features victims talking about "getting him" — with journalist Laura Shin raising concerns for the entrepreneur's safety.

In other developments, a Finder panel of 55 fintech and crypto specialists has projected that Bitcoin will be worth $21,344 by the end of 2022 — skyrocketing to $79,193 by 2025.

It appears his continued presence was creating real problems for Roche Freedman, which was recently ejected from a market manipulation suit against Bitfinex and Tether.

The company — best known for offering .crypto and .nft extensions — had failed to realize that a rival had begun offering .coin domains all the way back in 2014.

One skeptic wrote: "Potentially first football player to get charged for promoting blatant crypto pump and dumps? Hope you enjoy bankruptcy and hurting your fans."

The appointment is all the more surreal considering JPMorgan's CEO, Jamie Dimon, recently told politicians that cryptocurrencies are nothing more than "decentralized Ponzi schemes."

With investigations over Terra's collapse now taking place around the world, you can't help but feel that Do Kwon's decision to do such a lengthy interview now will come back to haunt him.

Plus, European countries are warned they must be prepared to stop crypto mining this winter because of the energy crisis.

Apologizing for Terra's collapse, he adds: "I think the hardest thing about the current situation is having to contend with so much astronomical loss."

Bitcoin's hash rate is continuing to rise, and heightened demand for energy in this industry is coinciding with fears that parts of Europe could suffer blackouts during the colder months.

Aptos has been partly built with the help of a programming language called Move, and has the ambition of making crypto transactions both faster and cheaper.

Walmart's global chief technology officer has given the strongest hint yet that the world's biggest retailer may soon start accepting digital assets as a payment method.