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The number of crypto wallet addresses holding more than $1 million in Bitcoin (BTC) has more than tripled this year. BitInfoCharts data shows the number of addresses with more than $1 million in BTC increased from 23,795 on Jan. 1 to 81,925 currently, a 237% increase in the last 11 months.Currently, 81,925 wallet addresses hold more than $1 million in BTC. Source: BitInfoChartsThe millionaire wallets are not one-to-one with individual users as many addresses with more than $1 million BTC belong to crypto exchanges and financial institutions.Comparative data from Glassnode shows the number of addresses holding more than $1 million in…

[RAMALLAH] Vital services in Gaza including health, water and sanitation are on the brink of collapse, amid worsening food insecurity, international agencies warn, as the UN issues an urgent plea to Israel to grant safe access for humanitarian supplies. “Gaza is running out of water, and Gaza is running out of life,” said Philippe Lazzarini, commissioner general of the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA), at its East Jerusalem headquarters on Sunday. “Soon, I believe, with this there will be no food or medicine either. “There is not one drop of water, not one grain…

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Location : The M1 northbound entry slip at junction J18 . Reason : Congestion. Status : Currently Active. Return To Normal : Normal traffic conditions are expected between 01:15 and 01:30 on 13 November 2023. Source link

Image Credit: Shutterstock Tarek El Moussa, 42, shared a touching family-themed post to Instagram on November 9. The HGTV star included photos of him and his kids, including daughter Taylor, 13, and sons Brayden, 8, and Tristan, 9 months, and admitted they were the ones to give him “strength” during the “darkest place” in his life. He also praised his wife, Heather El Moussa. “My entire world right here in one photo❤️. I never thought in a million years that I would become a father again, let alone find the love of my life. But…the universe has a funny way of…

For years, any time someone asked what brand of headphones they should buy for a flight, the answer was a simple one syllable: Bose. The company’s QuietComfort line had long been synonymous with drowning out plane noise on long flights. But over the last several years, the question has become an increasingly difficult one, as companies like Apple and Sony have shot to the top of the category. Back in mid-September, the company planted its flag in the sand once again. The well-loved QuietComfort line was getting a shakeup, with three new entries: the $299 QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds, $349 QuietComfort…

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The FTX bankruptcy estate, headed by CEO John J. Ray III, has filed a lawsuit against ByBit, its investment arm Mirana, and various executives. The aim is to recover funds and digital assets that ByBit withdrew from FTX just before its collapse, with the current value close to $1 billion.The suit claims ByBit used its “VIP” access and ties with FTX staff to withdraw significant cash and digital assets from Mirana, Time Research (another entity linked to ByBit), and executives just before FTX’s collapse.During FTX’s November 2022 withdrawal difficulties, FTX employees tracked VIP customers’ withdrawal requests in a spreadsheet labeled…

The earth’s internal layers. NASA. Credit: Goddard Media Studios Scientists have dated the birth of the solar system to about 4.57 billion years ago. About 60 million years later a “giant impact” collision between the infant Earth and a Mars-sized body called Theia created the moon. Now, new research suggests that the remains of the large object that collided with the young Earth to form the moon are still identifiable deep within the planet as two large lumps. These lumps make up about 8% of the volume of the Earth’s mantle, which is the rocky zone between the Earth’s iron…

Lee Rice and Marie Brazier bought dud bullets from military memorabilia sites and used them to create live ammunition to be used in their guns. The guns were made from scratch and sold out of their factory in Hailsham. Three other men helped to make and distribute the firearms. A trial at Hove Crown Court heard that more than 350 rounds were bought over a five-month period in 2018. The rounds would then be filled with gunpowder so they could be used in the manufactured pistols. Kyle Wood, 34, from Littlehampton and Greg Akehurst, 34, of no fixed abode were…