Where’s Satoshi? Statue of Bitcoin creator gets stolen, smashed, and lake-dumped in Lugano
The incident highlights the challenges of preserving public art and the symbolic vulnerability of Bitcoin's enigmatic origins. The post Where’s Satoshi? Statue of Bitcoin creator gets stolen, smashed, and lake-dumped in...
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The incident highlights the challenges of preserving public art and the symbolic vulnerability of Bitcoin's enigmatic origins.
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