Twitter’s Bitcoiners recently became social media CEOs I begged. Media Elon Musk on his platform saves the account of the late computer scientist and Bitcoin pioneer Hal He Finney. Protests erupted after Musk announced that it would be removing a large number of inactive accounts. Finney’s wife has since jumped in and tweeted from Hal’s former account to confirm it will survive. He was reportedly told to “stop unpegging stablecoins.” It’s right below the latest Bitcoin.com News Week in Review.
On December 9, 2022, Elon Musk plans to delete 1.5 billion inactive Twitter names, while Bitcoiners are on Hal Finney. Begging him to keep the accounts of
, Twitter owner Elon Musk has told the public that the social media company plans to delete 1.5 billion accounts.Musk added that the deletion would be to accounts with no tweets or obvious accounts that hadn’t logged in in years.
However, after Musk announced the plan, many cryptocurrency advocates became concerned that Hal Finney’s account would be among the purged names. Finney, who died in August 2014, first mentioned Bitcoin in a public forum tweet.
According to a recent update, Finney’s wife, girlfriend Fran Finney, apparently activated his account to prevent it from being deleted.
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