Howdy Stackers
Welcome to the ninth edition of The Daily Zap — A Daily Newspaper (Kind of 🙏). Here, you'll get links to all of the latest news and updates mostly from the last 24 hours, divided in Sections (much similar to pages on a newspaper).
Let's unfold!
~Bitcoin News of the Day~Bitcoin News of the Day
Satoshi Era Wallets Moved $16 Million Worth of Bitcoin
- The coins were originally mined in January 2009, just months after Bitcoin's launch, and have lain dormant since. Arkham blockchain analysis shows the wallets are not linked to Bitcoin's pseudonymous creator, Satoshi Nakamoto.
Global Trade & ~EconGlobal Trade & ~Econ
EU to raise €35 billion loan for Ukraine using Russia's frozen assets
- The loan was announced by Ursula von der Leyen on Friday during her visit to Kyiv. "Relentless Russian attacks means Ukraine needs continued EU support," the European Commission president said. "This is another major EU contribution to the Ukraine’'s recovery."
~Politics_and_Law~Politics_and_Law
So it begins: 2024 presidential election underway as early voting opens in states
- Local election offices in Minnesota and Virginia opened their doors Friday morning for in-person early voting, the first in the nation to do so. South Dakota also allows absentee voting to be done in person, and absentee ballots became available Friday.
~Stacker_Sports News~Stacker_Sports News
#NFL
NFL analytics survey: Teams using advanced stats most, least
- The Cleveland Browns are 1-1 with a precarious quarterback situation but still rank at the top of the NFL in one category: analytics. That's according to an ESPN poll of analytics staffers around the league.
~Tech & ~Science~Tech & ~Science
Hezbollah device explosions: The unanswered questions
- To cause damage on the scale that they did, it is probable they were rigged with explosives before they entered Hezbollah’s possession, experts say. Images of the broken remains of the pagers show the logo of a small Taiwanese electronics manufacturer: Gold Apollo.
~History with Mystery~History with Mystery
The 5 Closest Elections in US Presidential History
- Some presidential elections have been decided by just a few thousand votes—or even a few hundred.Thanks to the nature of the electoral college, not all of those votes are created equal. It’s possible for a candidate to receive more popular votes than their opponent, but still lose the election (it’s happened five times).
~Entertainment World~Entertainment World
MrBeast’s Production Company Lawsuit: Inside the Allegations Against His Reality Show
- MrBeast (real name: Jimmy Donaldson) was recently hit with a proposed class-action lawsuit regarding his reality competition series. Multiple contestants are suing the YouTube creator’s production company and Amazon over several accusations. Some of the allegations include perpetuating an unsafe workplace and sexual harassment.
An Appeal to StackersAn Appeal to Stackers
Currently, this post is under construction (experiment) or under trial until I get a final design or layout and fix some phrases. I intend to give it a finality within 1 or 2 days.
For the things that I think are just good enough and can be better are:
- How do you like this new title?
- Some headings are attractive and some are just good enough.
- Need a better intro (may be), a little shorter. What do you say?
Kindly suggest me how can we make it better. Please guide me to improve on title, subtitles, design or anything.
Thanks for reading 🙏
Title -- kinda vague. Daily Zap is fine but the tagline might need to be Current Events and Stories so I don't think it is only about bitcoin.
Intro is fine. Just call it a digital newspaper.
Thanks for the suggestions! Will ponder about them positively.
Both the electoral college and Mr. Beast have felt off to me since I learned about them. That smile is creepy as hell.
Same here. I never liked both. Mr. Beast because he's not doing everything as charity but shows he does.
I knew nothing of him until someone mentioned him to me and I watched like 5 mins of the show and was disgusted.
Why don't EU give everything to Ukraine at once. In fact what they are giving is not their money, it's the money of the people and should be for the people. But, they are using it to sponsor a war is really disgusting.