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Bitcoin logo imperfection found on original artwork after 12 years

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While Bitcoiners preach the “zoom out” narrative during crypto bear markets, zooming in on the original Bitcoin logo shows a small orange line from the background going into the white colored “₿.” While Satoshi Nakamoto is credited as the anonymous creator of Bitcoin (BTC), what often goes unnoticed are the selfless contributions of the Community members — miners, developers, designers, hodlers and investors — that help materialize the original vision. However, one such significant contribution was found to carry an imperfection for over 12 years , invisible to the naked eye. On Nov. 12, 2010, bitcointalk.org member bitboy (not related to YouTuber BitBoy Crypto) posted the vector files of the iconic Bitcoin logo, which has been widely accepted worldwide. While Bitcoiners preach the “zoom out” narrative during crypto bear markets, zooming in on the original Bitcoin logo shows a small orange line from the background going into the white colored “₿.” A small design detail that has st...

UK Bitcoin community reacts as inflation hits 10.1%

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Join Our Telegram channel to stay up to date on breaking news coverage The inflation rate in the United Kingdom is at 10.1%, according to the data released by the UK Office for National Statistics (ONS). The Consumer Price Index increased to 10.1% in September 2022 from 9.9% in August. UK inflation hits 10.1% The data released by ONS further explained that food prices had contributed to the rise in inflation rates between August and September 2022. The ongoing war in Ukraine has caused a rise in grain prices, while the cost of dairy products has increased by more than 30% within one year. The recently released inflation` data has caused a stir in the British Bitcoin community. The CEO of UK-based Bitcoin Collective, Jordan Walker, believes that the current policies introduced by the Bank of England and the government have triggered double-digit inflation. Therefore, people in the UK needed to learn more about what was happening to their money. One of the recommendations mad...