D-Real CryptoNews

🎁 Crypto for Christmas and New Year is turning into a thing. More people are gifting digital assets through gift cards, cold wallets, and simple transfers.

Coinbase shared how to do it safely and without any holiday surprises.

🧡 The Satoshi Nakamoto Institute is launching a campaign to build the Bitcoin Library. It's gonna be an archive of ideas, history, and documents that might otherwise get swallowed by digital noise.

Bet you had no clue there’s a whole-ass Satoshi Institute.

🚀 El Salvador is introducing the world’s first national education system powered by AI. Thanks to Elon Musk’s Grok, over a million students will get personalized learning programs. How cool is that?

💰 A 20-year-old won a million dollars, and chose the “$1,000 a week for life” option. CZ did the math and said the smarter play was bagging the whole million, buying BTC (or BNB 😏), and chilling while spending that same $1,000 a week. But keeping a fortune for the future.

I mean… financial literacy is the closest thing we have to a cheat code.

🧡 The sixth Satoshi statue just landed outside the New York Stock Exchange. Pretty awesome how rebellion still ends up on Wall Street.

💻 A hacker cracked Yi He’s WeChat and pulled a neat little pump and dump on Mubarakah, walking away with about fifty-five grand.

A gentle reminder from the universe: random promo posts aren’t your friends, and FOMO is the quickest way to star in someone else’s exit strategy.

🧡 A giant Bitcoin ad just lit up Times Square with the line: “No man should work for what another man can print.”

Bitcoin says hello, the money printer says cope.

🔨 Japan is rolling out new rules: crypto exchanges will need reserves or insurance to compensate users after hacks.

Tighter conditions, sure. Still, measures like this push the industry toward something cleaner and safer.

‼ Looks like the global finance news account FirstSquawk got hacked, yet the feed keeps posting as if nothing happened.

Healthy skepticism saves you from other people’s narratives.

🤓 Google announced that its first AI glasses will roll out next year. Somewhere between excitement and mild panic feels about right.

We wait. And pretend we’re ready.