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In 2010, programmer Laszlo Hanyecz made the first real-world Bitcoin transaction by buying two Papa John's pizzas in Florida for 10,000 BTC. Today, with Bitcoin near $73,500, those coins would be worth about $735 million, turning the event into an annual ritual of nostalgia, pizza parties, and tips to hold rather than spend. Communities hosted global festivities—from Dubai events by mb.io and Bengaluru pop-ups by Binance India to PizzaDAO parties in over 460 cities including Tanzania, Peru, and Uganda—while exchanges like Bybit and River ran giveaways and challenges. The day honors how that simple forum post proved Bitcoin's potential and sparked a revolution.

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Imagine trading 10,000 Bitcoin for two pizzas back when they were worth just $41. On May 22, crypto fans worldwide marked the 16th anniversary of that groundbreaking moment.

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At its Money Rails event in Buenos Aires on November 18 during Ethereum Devcon, Polygon announced partnerships with Mastercard and Revolut to enable mainstream cross-border payments. Revolut integrated Polygon for USDC, USDT, and POL transactions with zero fees for UK and EEA users, processing over $690 million in volume since December 2024. Mastercard selected Polygon as the default chain for its Crypto Credential system, allowing username-based transfers to self-custody wallets.

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Polygon just unlocked zero-fee stablecoin remittances for Revolut's 65 million users—gas covered, instant transfers worldwide.

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The fun back-and-forth began when Anthropic's Boris Cherny clarified they don't ban users for pairing Claude Code with other models like OpenAI's. OpenAI's Tibo responded by resetting limits on paid ChatGPT Work and Codex, celebrating how models like GPT-5.6 Sol work across tools including Claude Code harnesses. Sam Altman praised Tibo, while memes popped up showing OpenAI leading resets at 41 versus Anthropic's 10, with users joking about hiring wars and appreciating the competitive perks for coding agents.

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An OpenAI team member reset usage limits for users after a light-hearted exchange about coding tools, prompting memes and cheers from Sam Altman himself.

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Hermes from Nous Research lets you run a personal AI on your hardware to manage emails, code, web browsing, and more through apps like Telegram or Discord. It shines with a self-improving loop that builds reusable skills from past chats, plus new features like cost-saving cron jobs and multi-agent Kanban boards. Users praise its reliability over OpenClaw, which faces complaints about frequent post-update errors, though some stick with OpenClaw for its vast skill library and mobile features. GitHub stars for Hermes recently surged past 100k, signaling strong momentum in the open-source AI agent space.

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Developers are flocking to Hermes Agent after OpenClaw's updates started breaking installs left and right. One user switched in just 15 minutes and watched it flawlessly handle Stripe reports and SEO audits right away.

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In May 2023, Nigerian striker Gift Orban, fresh off 19 goals in 19 games for Gent, told HLN he snubbed Arsenal in favor of title-chasers like Manchester United, Liverpool, and Manchester City. Fast-forward to the 2025/26 season: Mikel Arteta's Arsenal ended their 22-year drought, clinching the title on May 19 and lifting the trophy after thrashing Crystal Palace. Orban scored seven goals for relegated Hellas Verona—topping their charts but not enough to save them from Serie B—prompting Gunners fans to share pointed reminders of his words and their triumph.

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Gift Orban once dismissed Arsenal as a club that 'doesn't want to win titles.' Three years later, Arsenal are Premier League champions, while his loan side Verona just got relegated.

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Pakistan faces a collapsed administrative structure, as Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi put it, prompting demands for new units to improve service delivery in a population that has ballooned to nearly 250 million. Coalition partners like MQM-P back the idea, citing poor infrastructure, while a widely shared poll shows 97 percent public support for new provinces. Critics like columnist Farrukh Saleem argue against costly new bureaucracies, urging full implementation of Article 140A to empower local governments for schools, clinics, and water services instead.

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Thousands gathered in Karachi’s Surjani Town, voicing years of frustration over neglected roads, schools, and clinics. Their call for smaller administrative units echoes a nationwide push to make government work better for everyday people.

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Euro Pacific Asset Management chief Peter Schiff this week dismissed Bitcoin as a flawed medium of exchange and inferior store of value compared to tokenized gold. He referenced Cathie Wood's revised $1.2 million Bitcoin target for 2030, blaming stablecoins' rise in emerging markets. Amid Bitcoin's 5% year-to-date drop to $90,400, gold has surged 54% while drawing online mockery of Schiff's repeated past predictions.

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Peter Schiff strikes again: Bitcoin is doomed, he says, as stablecoins steal its transaction role and gold crushes it in value storage.

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The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) conducted drone attacks on El Obeid, the capital of North Kordofan in Sudan, as they build up forces for a potential offensive. The attacks have raised international concerns of mass atrocities similar to those in El Fasher. The UN Security Council expressed alarm over the risk and demanded the RSF halt their assault.

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The U.S. sanctioned five Cuban entities and eight individuals linked to military arms procurement through GAESA subsidiaries, warning foreign banks and companies to cut ties or face penalties. In parallel, the CIA launched a secret task force to ramp up resources aimed at splitting Cuba's political elite, elevating the island to a top intelligence priority alongside China, Iran, and Russia. Rubio stressed there are 'no escape valves' for Havana's evasion tactics, part of a broader Trump administration push to isolate the regime amid its economic strains. Supporters hail it as vital pressure on a dictatorship; critics see it as an escalated blockade.

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Just 90 miles from U.S. shores, Secretary Rubio called out Cuba's role in spying and aiding Russia, China, and Iran. His response: fresh sanctions to squeeze the regime tighter.

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