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MicroStrategy co-founder and high-profile Bitcoin cheerleader Michael Saylor has posted almost 500 AI-generated pro-Bitcoin images to X (formerly Twitter) since February 2023. Saylor’s love for the currency is no secret — his entire business model was seemingly based around buying up vast quantities — but there’s something else that he loves to include in the images plastered all over his social media feeds: Himself. Specifically, himself reimagined as a raft of alternative Saylors. In the roughly 473 AI-generated images posted to X, he’s recast himself, Barbie-style , as Dr. Saylor, Rock Climber Saylor, Bowling Saylor, Racecar Driver Saylor, Surfer Saylor, President Saylor, Fast Food Worker Saylor, and Professor Saylor. He’s even depicted himself as a levitating monk. The many different lives of Saylor. In his ‘President Saylor’ image, he even appears in the crowd, not once but three times. You can spot three other Saylors ...

The X account of Binance’s former CEO, Changpeng Zhao, has apparently become active again and has followed a Solana news account, despite Zhao being in prison. Federal inmates are prohibited from using mobile phones. Indeed, for the most part, he seems to have stuck by this and has not posted anything since May 22. His X account following @solananew, however, brings this into question and raises questions about how it could’ve happened. To begin with, Zhao may have been able to acquire a mobile phone in prison and log into his account.  @cz_binance has started follow ing @ Solana new pic.twitter.com/vFGq4YVc1m — Big Crypto Alert (@BigCryptoAlert) August 2, 2024 Zhao’s last post was on May 22. Prisoners smuggling phones into prison is a commonly reported issue. According to Forbes, it’s easier to smuggle a phone into a minimum or low-security prison , such as the FCI Lompoc II prison where Zhao is currently being held.  Alternatively, Zhao may have give...

Lawyers in the ongoing court battle between mining billionaire Andrew Forrest and Facebook’s parent company Meta say that Meta’s request for further case documents is “oppressive,” “an abuse of process,” and “goes against client privileges.”   The iron ore tycoon is suing Meta over a series of Scam Crypto currency advertisements bearing his likeness that appeared on the site in 2019. Forrest launched legal action in February last year and also claimed that Meta breached anti-money laundering laws. As reported by WAtoday, Forrest’s lawyer disputed the summons at Perth Magistrates Court on Monday, saying, “The documents sought lack a legitimate forensic purpose and have no relevance to the case.” She added, “Given how long this has been going on, the length of time this has been ongoing, your honor ought not to make further orders for disclosure .” Meta wants personal emails Documents request ed by Meta include personal emails with...