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Palantir Technologies rallied 356% over the last 12-months to hit new highs and outperform Bitcoin’s 1-year performance. Are the gains purely speculative?
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CIA News
The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is a United States service that provides foreign intelligence by gathering national security information and analyzing it. CIA special agents are engaged in domestic and foreign spying, the funding of various political groups in foreign countries, investigations, audit and many other fields of work. As an organization actively engaged in information gathering, the CIA is highly interested in IT and blockchain technology. The interest of the CIA in crypto is can be seen in two ways: the use of cryptocurrency as money for funding a wide variety of projects — including terrorist organizations and drug sellers — and the usage of crypto as a way of making a secure exchange of information. The CIA’s crypto interest is contained to the possibilities of blockchain to build a network of highly trusted nodes and in the security of information both for CIA use and for the control over financial flows and product circulation.
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The CIA says it is creating its own ChatGPT AI tool to conduct open-source investigations by analyzing public information.
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The unfortunate "Crypto" brand name causes the company to shut down.
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Through Crypto AG, the U.S. government has spied on the world for more than half a century, proving the need for private crypto and blockchain solutions.
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Edward Snowden also brushed off claims that bitcoin is mainly used by criminals, arguing: “There are a hell of a lot more criminals that use the dollar.”
12102 Julian Assange and Edward Snowden are subject to renewed speculation of US criminal charges following increased CIA rhetoric.
5457A group of hackers called Shadow Brokers reveals the NSA likely hacked into SWIFT and knew about compromises in Microsoft Windows.
8339After the Vault7 release by Wikileaks, Cointelegraph offers advice on how to secure your devices in the age of global surveillance.
2206The dust is failing to settle on the Vault 7 CIA scandal as WikiLeaks highlights ‘targeted’ devices in a public list.
1065Wikileaks has revealed CIA secret documents that detail how it kept most-used phones, computers, TV sets, cars vulnerable to its spyware, bypassing all encoding.
1136The CIA turned consumer electronics worldwide into microphones and spied on Donald Trump 24/7, Kim Dotcom reports on Wikileaks’ Vault 7.
1806Unfortunately people around the globe, including policymakers, are mostly confused about Bitcoin and much of this confusion comes from the media’s “yellow dog” journalism tactics.
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