@lovesmayfamilis, since you reported @Patrick2t2 for paraphrasing and he is still active, do you have any information in your reports about it - is the status unhandled or marked as bad?
Not. It certainly wasn't marked as bad. Now I don't see it anymore.
Rather, it was left unfinished. His post has not been deleted, since there are many replies in his thread.
But I've been watching this account. It has been inactive for some time. In such cases, I assume that a temporary ban has been given. However, this is just speculation.
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https://i.ibb.co/Nn7KKMY/Screenshot.pngIf you mean this topic, then it has been moved to Trashcan.
According to the Bitcoin Treasuries List, 59 companies and a handful of countries have 1.49 million bitcoins (BTC).
On March 1, 2021, 42 organizations had bitcoin on their balance sheets, representing a total of 1,350,073 bitcoin. This was the result of 304 days, or nearly nine months, of work. Statistics show that there are 59 corporations, many nations, and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) with a total of 1,499,493 bitcoin kept in treasuries, according to the data.
Is it right or am I missing something else?
