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Maduro dreams of peace with the US but doesn't expect to be caught along with his wife, giving the world a hard lesson!
On January 2nd, Maduro conveyed three messages to the United States through a journalist interview: First, Venezuela is willing to discuss an agreement with the US on combating drug trafficking, but it must be a serious dialogue; second, if they (the US) need Venezuela's oil, Venezuela is ready to accept US investments at any time; third, if they want a comprehensive economic development agreement, they can also reach one.
This indirect communication is undoubtedly Maduro sof

I dare not forget my worries for the country despite my humble position. Last night, I went to the community gate to pick up a package and ran into security guard brother. He excitedly told a few other residents: We seized the Evergreen cargo ship heading to Taiwan, which was full of Haimas cannons and missiles. Everyone chatting was excited, even with a reddish glow on their faces. I approached security guard brother and said, I heard that you all receive 200 yuan each as holiday bonus on New Year's Day. The security guard brother pouted and replied very straightforwardly: That's impossible.

It feels like the second day of the New Year is the start of the Altcoin Season! Pepe has surged 25%, and other altcoins are also rising significantly. Is it because the stock, futures, and gold and silver markets are all closed, and funds are shifting to speculate on altcoins?! Hopefully so! First, I’m sending out a round of red envelopes to everyone, wishing you a Happy New Year and a joyful Altcoin Season! Just leave a comment saying "Old Tang says Altcoin Season is here" to receive a token red envelope. We’re initially sending 1888, and if that’s not enough, I’ll add more—everyone will get

I often think that things like private keys and exchange passwords should be redundantly backed up in multiple locations. After all, these are so important that if they are stored in just one place—for example, a hardware wallet—security is maintained, but what if something happens to that backup? For instance, hardware wallet damage, water or fire disasters, accidental loss by the custodian, and so on. What should be done?
Here, I want to discuss this mainly from the perspective of general users, not professional large institutions. Large organizations naturally have a backup system in place,