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😨 Hal Spent the Coins Received From Satoshi On January 16, 2011, Hal Finney informed bitcointalk users that he had unintentionally spent the coins he received from Satoshi in the first transaction in Bitcoin's history. At that time, Bitcoin wallets did not allow users to choose which coins to spend; moreover, as it turned out, Hal did not know that he was the recipient of the first Bitcoin transaction. He considered this transaction as a test and planned to return the coins to Satoshi, but "apparently did not do so." It is also interesting that the first transaction was a payment to an IP address, rather than the later standard transaction to a public key. image
πŸ’Ά Launch of the Euro January 1, 1999, marks the official launch of the Euro - a currency that today is official for two dozen European countries. Despite high expectations of the positive impact from the introduction of the Euro, the currency behaved similarly to all its fiat counterparts and lost 90% of its value over 25 years of its existence. image
🚚 Freedom Convoy Begins Accepting Bitcoin On December 28, 2022, the Canadian "Freedom Convoy" movement began accepting bitcoin donations in response to the government's freezing of bank accounts of participants protesting against quarantine measures.
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