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HyperNation Is a Scam and Ponzi Scheme
HyperNation is a new program, developed and launched by The HyperTech Group company. This company created The HyperCapital that changed into HyperFund after two years and then into HyperVerse in December 2021. HyperVerse stopped paying their 1.6 million members in April 2022 and turned into a scam. Now everyone is saying that HyperVerse was/is a Ponzi scheme that generated about $6.5 billions for the company, through participation and payments of 1.6 million members around the world.
While they have scammed 1.6 million members just recently, they have created another scam and Ponzi scheme and called it HyperNation. Those who know nothing about The HyperTech Group and what they have done so far, join HyperNation because it looks good. They pay 0.7% per day that can seduce everyone to invest.
If you are new to these scams and you just want to know whether HyperNation is a good and legitimate program to participate and invest in, or it is a scam and Ponzi scheme, just read this short article to the end because it will save you lots of time and money. I joined HyperFund in April 2021 and I know a lot about this company. So, trust what you read here because it is a scam review by a real member of one of the most famous programs of this company (HyperVerse).
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HyperNation Is a 100% Scam and Ponzi Scheme
Now we have no doubt that HyperNation is a 100% scam and Ponzi scheme. Why?
It took me about two months to do my due diligence and decide to join HyperFund in April 2021. At that time, everything looked good. All members were happy and got paid on time. My biggest concern was how HyperFund could pay 0.5% per day until 3x the seed money because if they couldn't show real and true sources of income, I could conclude that it was a Ponzi scheme. However, it became proven to me that they mined cryptos and they had several crypto exchange platforms like HOO, BW, HyperPay, etc. Therefore, I regarded HyperFund as a good program and I joined.
However, when they stopped paying their members in April 2022, everything changed. For example, they denied that HOO belonged to them, whereas they used to say that this crypto exchange platform was founded by them and belonged to them. Even in the slides that they sent us officially and wanted us to use only those slides in our presentations, it was clearly mentioned that HOO belonged to the same company (The HyperTech Group). Once HOO also stopped processing their customers' withdrawals and turned into a scam, The HyperTech Group claimed that HOO never belonged to them, which was a big lie. These are some of those slides:
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This is only one of the reasons proving that this company, The HyperTech Group, and the founders, Ryan Xu Sam Lee, cheat people and lie to their members. When they want to attract members to collect money, they claim they own too many platforms. But, once they steal the members' funds and stop paying, they deny everything they said. HOO also scammed millions of their customers. It is a while that they have closed the platform and there is just a silly message on the home page:
They will do the same in HyperNation too. Once, Sam Lee told one of the HyperVerse leaders that Pump & Dump is one of the best and easiest ways to become a multi-billionaire. They really have been doing this in the past several years. First, they create a new program that pays a substantial amount of reward/interest on your investments. They add an extremely attractive and promising MLM or Pyramid system to it as well to reward the team-builders dramatically, so that they refer millions of others to the the program to grow it like crazy. These are all in the pumping phase. Once they realize that they have collected lots of funds, they start Dumping: They change the program name and stop paying the members after a while. Then, they create another program that pays even more (a new pumping).
The other crime they committed in HyperVerse was that, even when they stopped paying the members, they still sold and are still selling their packages. It means, those who don't know that HyperVerse has stopped paying their members since April 2022, can still spend lots of money to buy the HyperVerse membership packages, and receive nothing in return. This is a true example of fraud, scam, robbery and burglary.
Stealing the Team-Builders' Referrals
One of the other frauds they did in HyperVerse was that they stole the team-builders' referrals. They actively advertised HyperNation in the back-office of HyperVerse, whereas these two programs had nothing to do with each other, and even HyperNation wasn't fully launched yet. They took many of the referrals of the HyperVerse team-builders to HyperNation while they got no rewards or commissions through their referrals who joined HyperNation. This is an obvious fraud and scam.
These people, The HyperTech Group and the founder, Ryan Xu and Sam Lee know no boundaries and cross any redline. That's why we launched a petition against them and decided to report them to the FTC. Click Here to refer to the related page, sign the petition and learn how to report them to the FTC.
The Future of HyperNation
HyperNation members will experience all these scam and fraud actions too. They might get paid for a while (although many of them are saying that they are not getting paid even now that it is just the beginning of HyperNation), but just for a while, not for too long. Under the most optimistic conditions, they will pay you for 2-3 years maximum, although I doubt it that they will do this for HyperNation because conditions are different now: They are now known as scams by the world and you can see too many articles, reviews and videos against them everywhere on the Internet, whereas it wasn't like this two years ago. So, it means they will have to stop paying the HyperNation members much sooner than they stopped paying in HyperVerse.
If you have already joined and invested in HyperNation, you must stop spending any more money, while you must stop referring anyone to them as well. Do not let them scam more innocent people around the world by referring them to HyperNation. Now that you know this program is scam and fraud, it is unethical to refer others to it.
Unfortunately, I see that many of the HyperVerse leaders like Keith Williams who do know that the program was a total scam, are now promoting HyperNation. They do this because they want to make the most of HyperNation too, as long as it is still paying. This is extremely unethical and is a true example of fraud and scam because they do know that HyperNation will also stop paying the members sooner than later, but they don't let the newcomers who know nothing about the background of this program know anything about this. They make them sign up for HyperNation and invest in it. As team-builders, they can make millions before the program stops paying. However, it is the referrals that are not team-builders and can only make some passive income based on their investments who will lose all or most of what they invest. I know some people who have lost their homes in HyperVerse. The company is now paying even more in HyperNation to attract more members. They pay 0.7% per day, whereas they paid 0.5% in HyperFund and then 0.3% in HyperVerse.
Their New Trick: HyperCosmos
After changing the name, from The HyperCapital to HyperFund, and then to HyperVerse, now they want the HyperVerse members to convert their HU rewards (HU means Hyper Unit that equals USDT) they have received in HyperVerse to HC or HyperCosmos which is their new token, and then switch to the HyperCosmos platform from HyperVerse completely.
What's the point of changing the names, so many times, and within a short time???
Isn't this because they want to hide the trash under the carpet and fool more people???
The Internet is now full of negative reviews against HyperVerse, and even HyperNation. By changing the names, they just want to deviate people's minds to their new scam programs like HyperCosmos and HyperNation.
Will you get your money back if you switch to HyperCosmos from HyperVerse???
I don't think so. Since April 2022 that they stopped paying in HyperVerse, they have promised several times to return the members' 1X that is the money they had spent to buy memberships. They were supposed to do it several months ago, but they didn't. Now, all of a sudden, and instead of returning the members' 1x, they have taken HyperCosmos out of these sleeves 😀
There's no doubt that we are dealing with some shameless scams. I assure you that they will do the same in HyperNation too. Soon, they will stop paying (if they are paying at all), and they will change the names. One new name every year 😀
HyperNation vs HyperVerse
Both of them are by the same scams: The HyperTech Group and the founders, Ryan Xu and Sam Lee
They are not too different. Both of them are designed and developed to scam people. HyperNation now shows a shinier object which is paying a 0.7% reward/interest per day, whereas HyperVerse paid 0.3% per day. And, just the appearance of two websites are different. That's all. You will be scammed if you join any of them. And, if you refer anyone to HyperNation, they will be scammed too. So, avoid this scam program and report them to the FTC and other officials in your country.
The other difference is that, at least in HyperVerse we knew who the CEO and founders were. But, in the new scam program which is HyperNation, you have to deal with undercover scams who don't dare to share their identities. Even at the beginning of HyperNation, they announced that is a completely different entity that has nothing to do with HyperVerse (while they stole our HyperVerse referrals to take them to HyperNation and they actively advertised HyperNation on the HyperVerse back-office), and Ryan Xu and Sam Lee are not behind HyperNation. However, after a while, they came to this conclusion that if they didn't announce that HyperNation is also another program by the same people (Ryan Xu and Sam Lee), nobody would join it, because no one joins a program that is managed by some masked monsters and bandits who don't even want to share their names. So, they announced that HyperNation was also by Ryan Xu and Sam Lee who are the two scams who want to get multi-billionaires through Pump and Dump 😀
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Petition Against HyperNation
Please support shutting down The HyperTech Group, their Ponzi and Pyramid schemes, HyperNation and HyperVerse, and this recent HyperCosmos: Please sign the petition below and then click here to refer to another page that shows you how to report them to the FTC. Thank you! 🙂
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Oh, I dunno ... - Tomorrow is Another Day ...
Oh, I dunno ...
I'm back to being pessimistic about The Vampire Diaries.
Apparently previous spoilers are wrong, and not only do S/E dance (which, yeah I did already know) in 3.20, it's apparently not a big D/E episode, but rather a BIG S/E episode. And I just -- I can't wrap my brain around Elena being with this guy after what he did on the bridge. I know, I know, what Damon did to Jeremy -- but that wasn't personal, that wasn't after she'd fallen in love with Damon, that wasn't after they'd been together. It was PERSONAL what Stefan did. And she and Stefan are going to dance, and have sweet, wonderful moments and get all close and intimate. Sure whatever happens with D/E in 3.19 is supposed to count, but when have Damon/Elena EVER gotten balance on this show? Uhm, never. So I'm not holding my breath here.
And now I'm back to thinking that Elena's going to either choose Stefan or choose neither one of them at the end of the season, kicking Damon (and the D/E shippers in the gut YET AGAIN!). I don't know how much more I can take of this ripping apart my shipper heart and I ADORE this show. There are so many D/E fans out there who don't even like the show anymore. No wonder the ratings are tanking. I'm sorry, but they were hitting the mid-to-higher two million viewers in the second half of season 02. Then the finale promised Damon/Elena. The first half of season two started to rise from those mid-to-higher two million to between three and mid-three million again. And other than 3.10 (where Damon/Elena kissed), there's been nothing but crumbs with them this second half and the ratings are falling back into the mid-to-higher two millions, with the last episode actually dipping below 2.5 (a 2.44). What is it going to take to wake them up to the fact that lack of Damon/Elena is HURTING the ratings.
There is no way you're not going to tell me there isn't some sort of connection here. Especially when Damon/Elena sweep every couple poll over Stefan/Elena, not to mention all of the buzz, talk, everywhere about them. The fandom is NOT evenly split, not by a long shot and because of that I can't honestly even understand the show being so determined to give both couples a fair shake more or less this season. And even if I could for that reason, it still wouldn't mesh because the first two seasons were NON-STOP STEFAN/ELENA! We're at the end of season 03 and Damon/Elena have YET to have even remotely as much good stuff as S/E.
And I'm whining, but I can't help it. IT'S NOT FAIR!
And damnit! One more rant. I'm fucking sick and tired of the lack of Damon-love on the show. Everyone treats him like crap. And he doesn't deserve it. Not now. Not when everyone else gets sunshine blown up their ass and forgiveness with a bouquet for any bad thing they do or it's flat-out ignored (paging Stefan!). But Damon?! He's still gets treated like crap for stuff he did in the first season and first episode of season 02, never mind EVERY SINGLE SOLITARY THING he's done good since then. What? Because he's snarky? Why shouldn't he be? Everyone treats him like crap.
Tags: damon salvatore, damon/elena, rant, the vampire diaries, tv
arabian on April 3rd, 2012 01:53 am (UTC)
Part 2 of (yeah, I think it's gonna be) 3 --
Stefan/Elena fans have had no romantic scenes either.
Yup, they did.
3.12 - Elena telling Stefan about the kiss which I know that I and some others didn't see as romantic and about her feelings for Stefan, but I also know that many S/Ers DID see it as such.
3.13 - Stefan admitting he did still love her.
3.14 - Elena working with Stefan again, taking his arm at the dance, him watching her with Damon, showing signs of jealousy, dancing with each other, her telling him that he always respected her, with them having a moment there, and the porch scene which wasn't supposed to seen as romantic, but definitely was.
3.16 - Elena upset by seeing Stefan like that which showed she did still feel strongly for him, and her description of what she felt for him. I dunno, I know I didn't see it as good, but S/Eers might have.
3.17 - Stefan helping her out with Ric, by her side, helping to save the day.
3.18 - Elena showing concern for him (as in not wanting him to go over the edge), yes, he said she was in love with Damon and she couldn't deny it, but she also said she never stopped loving him, and he said he loved her and they he was touchy-feely on her face.
Not over-the-top romantic, but they've definitely had moments, just as D/E have. Now, as I've seen it, other than this last episode, I've been happy because all of the D/E stuff and the S/E stuff points to D/E for me, but to say that they've had no progression, no movement, no moments/scenes that show the deep feelings there is just not true. (Hah! I can't believe you made me recount romantic-ish S/E stuff, LOL!)
I'm one of those who follow a show rabidly because of ships but shipping's only the difference between me following a show with interest and being obsessed with it. ;)
That's me TOTALLY! I can list the names of episodes, writers/directors of shows that I ship. Shows that I don't ship, but really, really enjoy, I can, uhm, tell you most of the actor's names. That's about it.
I know we disagree on this, but I think the dip in ratings isn't just about Delena (it's definitely one of the reasons but not the only one)
Oh, we don't disagree. It's a combination of factors. Too much Originals, lack of urgency (I agree there), but I do think that the biggest reason is Damon/Elena and I say that because the first two factors were in place in the first half of the season.
vanimy on April 6th, 2012 03:40 pm (UTC)
Okay, didn't even realize there's been so many S/E moments.
Still...
Not over-the-top romantic, but they've definitely had moments, just as D/E have.
Yeah but I think S/E shippers who were used to so many moments must feel disappointed. Stefan and Elena haven't kissed since late season 2 (not even the finale actually).
(Hah! I can't believe you made me recount romantic-ish S/E stuff, LOL!)
hehe, playing the devil's advocate here!
True but the first two factors weren't that present in the first half. Klaus and Rebekah were heavily tied to Stefan's storyline in the first part of the season. No sign of Elijah and we knew nothing about Kol and Finn. I think there was some sense of urgency because Stefan had to be saved then the Mikael storyline worked because Mikael himself as a villain worked.

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Authors: Farrell, S., Milliken, I., Murphy, J.L., Wootton, S.A. and McCallion, W.A.
Background Controversy exists over Helicobacter pylori eradication therapy in the treatment of patients with nonulcer dyspepsia. The lack of pediatric studies has made it difficult to draw conclusions about the use of eradication in dyspeptic children. The aim of this study was to examine long-term symptom severity in pediatric patients with nonulcer dyspepsia and H pylori gastritis after H pylori eradication.
Methods Thirty-nine children (mean age, 9.0 years) with dyspepsia and H pylori gastritis were prospectively recruited. Severity of symptoms was graded before H pylori eradication. Each patient was followed up at 6, 12, and on average, 61.6 months after eradication, with reassessment of symptoms and H pylori status.
Results There was a significant reduction in the severity of symptoms at 6 and 12 months, and at long-term follow-up compared with the preeradication scores (all P < . 001). At long-term follow-up, reinfection with H pylori was associated with more severe symptoms than if the patients remained free of infection (P = .045).
Conclusions This study has demonstrated a significant long-term improvement in nonulcer dyspepsia in children after eradication of H pylori. This provides further evidence for the consideration of H pylori eradication in pediatric patients presenting with nonulcer dyspepsia.


What's The Next Big Thing In The UAE?
If you want to get a sense of the changes taking place in the Middle East, you should probably start by looking at the United Arab Emirates. Dubai, in particular, is typically at the heart of these changes — it's one of the fastest-growing cities in the world, constantly maintaining its reputation as a leader for the latest in tech, shopping, culture, and fashion.
Indeed, Dubai is the most popular destination for Middle Eastern travellers, topping the regional wishlists ahead of closest rival and tourism heavyweight Egypt.
In this post we'll examine the latest social media conversations around current hot topics and consumer trends in the UAE, ranging from fitness and health to e-commerce and the sharing economy.
For many years, American fast food has been all the rage across the Middle East. But in the UAE at least, the love affair may be ending: The last four years have been marked by a distinct shift towards healthier eating.
Between 2012 and 2016 conversations in the UAE about healthy eating have increased 23%, a distinct contrast to the wider Middle East where there has been little change. Even more telling, conversations around fast food have dropped 61% in the same time period. Taken together, these figures suggest a powerful trend towards adopting healthier eating habits in the UAE; encouraging news for a region where diabetes is common.
A healthy lifestyle isn't complete without fitness, and the UAE is unsurprisingly at the center of evolving exercise trends. Conversation around sport has grown more in the UAE than anywhere else in the Middle East.
In particular, the UAE population shows a growing taste for yoga, which accounts for 40% of all sports conversation and tops the list for biggest increase in conversation; 8% since 2012.
In contrast, talk of football has declined significantly — from 72.8% in 2012, to 60.4% in 2016. This is a surprising shift considering football's global popularity, but another signal that Dubai in particular and the Middle East in general are constantly changing.
Not all activities have experienced football's appreciable conversational decline, though: Crossfit, golf, and rugby have stayed relatively consistent, perhaps reflecting slowly growing niche audiences.
Big cars are king in the UAE, where fuel has traditionally been cheaper than bottled water. But rising awareness of alternative energy sources is reflected in the rise in social conversations around electric and hybrid cars, with volume increasing by 434% from 2012 to 2016.
This dramatic rise could result from growth in global media hype around certain brands, such as Tesla and Apple, which have only properly emerged into the spotlight over the last few years. Purchasing trends for electric or hybrid vehicles would spell a major shift in regional habits, but it appears that ample interest does exist.
The sharing economy, particularly Airbnb and Uber, is another area where the UAE leads the way in social conversations across MENA. Conversation around Airbnb rose 1,248% between 2012 and 2016. Although this is low compared to other countries outside the Middle East, the trend is increasing steadily. It is stronger in UAE than in the rest of the region, with 34.4% of the overall discussion occurring here.
While Airbnb lacks a homegrown competitor, the same can't be said for Uber, which finds itself facing powerful local rival Careem. At present, Careem still holds the majority of positive local sentiment, 34% to Uber's 19%. Careem also attracts just 4% of negative sentiment, whereas Uber stands at 11%.
However, Uber still attracts significant local interest, featuring in a much higher volume of conversation than Careem; 70k post volume to Careem's 18k. Uber would benefit from deeper market research to capitalise on consumers' obvious interest.
Part and parcel of the sharing economy is ecommerce and online payments, which are also much-discussed in the UAE. Lack of trust remains the top barrier,mentioned by 44% of respondents between 2012 and 2016. However, payment issues emerge at just 3%, suggesting online shoppers are happy with the payment methods available.
Opinions on payment methods are in line with the rest of the region, showing heavy preference for credit or debit cards, followed by either cash or PayPal.
What's next for the UAE?
The UAE is clearly an influential leader in regional trends. If a new trend is going to take off in the Middle East, it's likely to happen here first. Monitoring social conversation is the most effective approach for understanding this complex region and staying ahead of the curve.
To read more about the current trends in the UAE and the Middle East region, pre-register to receive our Middle East Consumer Trends Report when it comes out this Wednesday, March 1st!
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Pakistan greatly values its relationship with EU: PM
ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) - Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has expressed the hope that the international community would step up its efforts to mitigate the negative consequences of the floods, through active participation in rehabilitation and reconstruction phase.
He was talking to European Commissioner for the Crisis Management Janez Lenarcic, who called on him in Islamabad on Tuesday.
The Prime Minister said that Pakistan greatly values its relationship with the European Union that are based on shared values and common objectives of peace, prosperity and development.
He appreciated EU s assistance in the wake of climate-induced massive floods in Pakistan. He also shared the details of the devastation caused by the floods to crops, housing, livestock and critical infrastructure, as well as death of more than sixteen hundred people.
The Prime Minister underlined that Pakistan, while being the most negligible contributor to global carbon emissions, was amongst the most vulnerable countries to the impact of climate change.
Shehbaz Sharif also underlined the efforts undertaken by the government, which include humanitarian response for the people in the affected areas, including establishing Prime Minister s Flood Relief Fund-2022 for providing relief and rehabilitation to the affectees of torrential rains. The Fund accepts donations and contributions both from domestic and international sources.
Expressing satisfaction at the high-level engagement between the two sides, the Prime Minister expressed hope that both sides would continue to work together to further enhance their bilateral trade and investment ties, so as to benefit from the GSP Plus Scheme, post 2023.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif
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Maryam expresses views as IHC wraps up contempt case against Imran Khan
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Those who played with national interest will face law: PM Shehbaz
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WWII German Army Administration General Major Named Waffenrock with Trousers and eReL Visor Cap-That is a mouthful! This grouping is in fantastic condition overall so let's get right into it. The walking out dress tunic, a private purchase example, is produced in super soft field grey wool that as mentioned, is in excellent condition. There is ever so slight discoloration and wear in a few spots but, trust me, I am being picky. There is an eight button closure and all buttons are gilt finished pebbled metal. The dark green badge cloth collar is piped at the front and lower edges with green piping. There are administration general collar tabs of green badge cloth piped in red. The general insignia is gold bullion and gorgeous. They have been hand applied to the collar. The sew in shoulder boards are produced in a gold celleon/silver with black stripe braid. There is a red backing with an additional green backing. Also seen is the HV cipher, which is Heeresverwaltung or army administration. The hand applied army breast eagle is gold bullion and flat wire with some toning that really makes it stand out. It is over a dark green wool backing. Also piped in green are the dark green badge cloth French cuffs and the tail vent. The cuffs have green badge cloth tabs which are piped in red. Each has a general insignia in gold bullion and a gilt finished pebbled metal button. There are loops on the left breast for two awards and a medium sized ribbon bar. The interior is fully lined in green rayon that is excellent. There is a waist belt with a plated metal buckle. There is a pocket on the left side which has information to include the name of the owner and tailor. The owner is "K. Küthe" (see final pic for his service records, thanks Trey) and this jacket was purchased in 1939 from the firm of Averbeck & Broskamp of Berlin. A large tailor tag is seen in the neck area. There is a strap with a plated metal snap hook as well as the slot for an edged weapon. The tunic is a size medium. Onto the strait legged trousers, which are produced in grey wool that is excellent. Each leg has a wide general stripe of red badge cloth. There are slash type hip pockets, a watch fob pocket and a single rear pocket with a scalloped flap. There is a four button fly with an additional hook and loop metal clasp at the waist. All of the buttons for the suspenders are present. The waist measures 36" and the legs are 42" long. Now, the visor cap which is a super high quality eReL example. It is produced in super soft, field grey doe skin wool that is excellent. The top panel is piped in gilt aluminum mesh as is the lower edge of the dark green badge cloth center band. The upper edge of the center band is piped in green cloth. The insignia is all metal (tombak) with the gilt finish worn showing the base metal. It is gorgeous, just missing most of the finish. The double chin cord in gold bullion with gilt finished pebbled metal buttons holding it in place. The black vulkanfibre visor is excellent, with the underside finished in an orange brown hue. The interior is fully lined in gold rayon which has minor discoloration from use. There is a mostly intact rhomboid shaped moisture shield. The nomenclature is worn but partly legible. The tan leather sweatband is excellent, with minor discoloration and wear from use. It is embossed with the eReL Stirnshutz logo. The sweatband is perforated at the forehead area. The visor is a size 56. Overall excellent condition and ready for a display!


A Chinese individual has agreed to purchase four rare F1 cars, valued about £4 million in total, from the UK's Heritage F1 dealership. The sale, subject to standard verification, is to be completed entirely in litecoin. The flagship car in the fleet is the 2011 Sauber Ferrari C30 which was driven by Kamui Kobayashi (who achieved 5th place with the car at the Monaco Grand Prix) as well as by Mexican driver Sergio Perez. The vehicle has a carbon-fiber body, a 2,400 cc V8 engine, and seven-speed semi-automatic carbon-fiber gearbox. All four cars are said to be fully raceable and track-worthy, but are also meant to appreciate in value as investments.
The F1 deal was orchestrated by London-based art dealer Eleesa Dadiani who we wrote about back in July. Her gallery offers buyers the opportunity to purchase art using bitcoin, ethereum, ethereum classic, ripple, litecoin, or dash. Eleesa Dadiani, founder of Dadiani Syndicate, commented: "We are hugely excited to be conducting the sale of these exquisite machines in cryptocurrency. Cryptocurrency is not just about 'getting rich' – it is about facilitating trade and investment in a more transparent, decentralised way." Mike O'Connor, founder of Heritage F1, added: "The sale of this breath-taking collection of Formula One cars, in cryptocurrency, will set a new precedent and open up a whole new international market to us. There is increasing demand for the purchase of luxury assets in cryptocurrency, and we are confident that this sale, in partnership with Dadiani Syndicate, is just the first of many to come." Are bitcoin whales the new force to shape the luxury buying market? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
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Alexandr Vladimirovič Zacharčenko (, ; 26. června 1976 Doněck – 31. srpna 2018 Doněck) byl nejvyšší představitel (prezident a zároveň předseda vlády) takzvané Doněcké lidové republiky.

Životopis
Narodil se do rodiny horníka v Doněcku na tehdy sovětské Ukrajině. Původním povoláním byl důlní elektrikář. Vystudoval elektrotechnickou odbornou školu v rodném městě. Následné studium práv nedokončil.

31. srpna 2018 přišel Zacharčenko při výbuchu v restauraci "Separ" v Doněcku o život. Ruské ministerstvo zahraničí označilo událost za vraždu a teroristický útok. Zacharčenko byl ženatý, z manželství vzešli tři synové.

Politické působení

V průběhu nepokojů v Donbasu se Zacharčenko 16. dubna 2014 zúčastnil obsazení budovy oblastní správy v Doněcku. 7. srpna 2014 vystřídal rodilého Rusa Alexandra Borodaje jako předseda vlády Doněcké lidové republiky.

V září 2014 byl Zacharčenko vedoucím delegace doněckého separatistického území na jednání o mírovém plánu pro Donbas v Minsku. Tzv. první minská dohoda (Minsk I) nese jeho podpis. Také druhá minská dohoda (Minsk II) ze dne 12. února 2015 byla za Doněckou lidovou republiku podepsána Zacharčenkem.

Při bojích v rámci války na východní Ukrajině podporoval bojovníky Doněcké lidové republiky několikrát přímo na frontové linii. V roce 2015 byl zraněn v  Debalcevu. V roce 2014 byl jedním ze zastánců návrhu zřídit na území východní Ukrajiny stát Novorusko. 18. července 2017 proklamoval pro přechodné období až tří let nový stát Malorusko.

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Narození 26. června
Narození v roce 1976
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