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Chelsea Manning photographed for Vogue – KNWA

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NEW YORK (CNNMoney) - Chelsea Manning is making her Vogue debut.

The former U.S. Army intelligence analyst, who served time in prison for leaking classified documents, will be featured in the magazine's September issue.

She was photographed by the renowned Annie Leibovitz, who has taken pictures of President Barack Obama, Queen Elizabeth II, John Lennon, Michael Jackson and Caitlyn Jenner.

Manning was convicted in 2013 for leaking reams of material to WikiLeaks. She was sentenced to 35 years in military prison but was released in May. Obama commuted her sentence days before he left office.

Manning came out as transgender the day after she was sentenced. She became the first person to take hormones while in military prison, and she remained in an all-male Army prison until she was released.

Since her release, Manning has spoken candidly about her life, including her decision to leak the classified records and her transition. Her first major interview after prison was published in the New York Times Magazine in June.

"It's not like I'm living in fear or anything," she told Vogue. "I'm so glad to be out and about and walking around."

Manning also participated in the New York City Pride March earlier this year with the American Civil Liberties Union.

Vogue's September issue, which publishes ahead of New York Fashion Week, is typically the largest and most significant that the magazine puts out each year. Previous editions have weighed in at 700 to 900 pages.

Actress Jennifer Lawrence will be featured on the cover.

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Column: In defense of ‘leakers’ – The Daily Courier

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Alexandra Piacenza, Courier Columnist

For months, the White House has been alternately exposed and outraged by stories about its inner workings fed to the press by unnamed sources. Ironically, the president himself often prefaces surprising (and many later found to be baseless) statements and claims with, A lot of people say ... or Many people are saying . . .

Apparently in his mind, he is free of responsibility for spreading these fanciful innuendos because its a vague group of unknowns who came up with them and not him. Yet he demands that the sources of press accounts that in almost all cases are borne out by subsequent evidence or testimony be rooted out and prosecuted by Attorney General Sessions.

However, the presidents hypocrisy in attackingthe press for protecting so-called leakers is greatly overshadowed by the disservice that will be done to the American people should his vendetta succeed in turning off the tap.

Admittedly, theres much to be said in support of keeping confidentiality agreements, contractual and otherwise. No doubt breaking such agreements is at the least a troubling sign of distrust and at most an unethical and possibly illegal act. However, when the fecklessness and illegality of the actions and scenarios being revealed far exceed the act of revealing them, moralabsolutism no longer serves the cause of justice.

The protection of national security interests that is, the assets and information that keep our population safe and the international playing field relatively level deserves to be respected. Yet the most egregious betrayals of such interests in recent history came not from the press but from within the government. Many are shocked and dismayed by individual leakers, government contractor Edward Snowden, army private Chelsea Manning and most recently Reality Winner. Yet their actions are easily matched in shocking crassness of motive by the George W. Bush White House outing of CIA operative Valerie Plame. This act endangered both valuable information gathering and the human lives being risked doing it, in the name of political retribution.

Neither does protection of national security interests include the presidents insistence on secrecy to maintain the element of surprise in his military strategy. First, making a general position known, such as the commitment to find and terminate Osama Bin Laden, doesnt reveal the specific details or endanger the success of an operation to implement it, such as the Navy Seals attack on Bin Laden. Second, such a position of secrecy is only conceivably valid if an actual concrete strategy exists and has been entrusted to the leaders of the armed forces to implement. Thanks to leaked information regarding the meetings and confrontational relationship between the president and Pentagon generals, we know that the latter simply isnt true.

The benefits to the public of press accounts from unnamed sources lay not only in providing otherwise unavailable insights into the culture, intentions, knowledge and capabilities of the White House. They also serve as a check on expending precious government time and treasure on chasing down personal enemies and lulling the American people into false confidence with imaginary strategies. The revelations of inappropriate and disrespectful behavior by White House staff and the president himself dont denigrate the executive branch or the presidency. On the contrary, by pulling back the curtain on this administration, they are helping to protect those institutions for the future.

Alexandra Piacenza is a Prescott resident and is the immediate past president of Prescott Area Leadership.

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EFF Urges Supreme Court to Take On Unconstitutional NSA Surveillance, Reverse Dangerous Ruling That Allows … – EFF

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WASHINGTON, D.C.The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) asked the Supreme Court to review and overturn an unprecedented ruling allowing the government to intercept, collect, and storewithout a warrantmillions of Americans electronic communications, including emails, texts, phone calls, and online chats.

This warrantless surveillance is conducted by U.S. intelligence agencies under Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. The law is exceedingly broadSection 702 allows the government to conduct surveillance of any foreigner abroadand the law fails to protect the constitutional rights of Americans whose texts or emails are incidentally collected when communicating with those people.

This warrantless surveillance of Americans is unconstitutional and should be struck down.

Yet the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, ruling in U.S. v. Mohamud, decided that the Fourth Amendment doesnt apply to Americans whose communications were intercepted incidentally and searched without a warrant. The case centered on Mohammed Mohamud, an American citizen who in 2012 was charged with plotting to bomb a Christmas tree lighting ceremony in Oregon. After he had already been convicted, Mohamud was told for the first time that information used in his prosecution was obtained using Section 702. Further disclosures clarified that the government used the surveillance program known as PRISM, which gives U.S. intelligence agencies access to communications in the possession of Internet service providers such as Google, Yahoo, or Facebook, to obtain the emails at issue in the case. Mohamud sought to suppress evidence gathered through the warrantless spying, arguing that Section 702 was unconstitutional.

In a dangerous and unprecedented ruling, the Ninth Circuit upheld the warrantless search and seizure of Mohamuds emails. EFF, the Center for Democracy & Technology, and New Americas Open Technology Institute filed a petition today asking the Supreme Court to review that decision.

The ruling provides an end-run around the Fourth Amendment, converting sweeping warrantless surveillance directed at foreigners into a tool for spying on Americans, said EFF Senior Staff Attorney Mark Rumold. Section 702 is unlike any surveillance law in our countrys history, it is unconstitutional, and the Supreme Court should take this case to put a stop to this surveillance.

Section 702, which is set to expire in December unless Congress reauthorizes it, provides the government with broad authority to collect, retain, and search Americans international communications, even if they dont contain any foreign intelligence or evidence of a crime.

We urge the Supreme Court to review this case and Section 702, which subjects Americans to warrantless surveillance on an unknown scale, said EFF Staff Attorney Andrew Crocker. We have long advocated for reining in NSA mass surveillance, and the incidental collection of Americans private communications under Section 702 should be held unconstitutional once and for all.

For the petition: https://www.eff.org/document/mohamud-eff-cert-petition

For more on Section 702: https://www.eff.org/document/702-one-pager-adv

For more on NSA spying:https://www.eff.org/nsa-spying

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Former UK security service head says weakening encryption would be too dangerous – 9to5Mac

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While Apple may have given in to demands from the Chinese government to remove VPN apps from its app store there, it does generally take a strong stand on encryption. It uses end-to-end encryption for both iMessage and FaceTime, and resisted pressure from the FBI to create aweakened version of iOS, describing it as too dangerous.

Weve written a number of pieces explaining why we support Apples stance, both before and after the San Bernardino case.

The British government wants to ban end-to-end encryption altogether, arguing that it hampers the work of the security services. Support for Apples position and opposition to that of the British Home Secretary has now come from an unlikely source

In a BBC Radio 4 interview cited by Gizmodo,the former head of the Security Service (more commonly known as MI5)has said that while strong encryption does make their job harder, it is the lesser evil.Jonathan Evans said:

Im not personally one of those who believes we should weaken encryption, because I think there is a parallel issue which is cybersecurity more broadly. Whilst, understandably, there is a very acute concern about counter-terrorism, its not the only national security threat that we face. And I think the way cyberspace is being used by criminals, and by governments, is a potential threat to the UKs interests more widely and its very important that we should be seen and be a country where people can operate securely. And thats very important for our commercial interests, as well as our national security interests, so encryption is very positive.

MI5 is responsible fordomestic counter-intelligence and security. Evans wasDirector-General of MI5 until 2013.

Evans also spoke about the risk of unsecured Internet of Things devices.

As our vehicles, air transport, our critical infrastructure is resting critically on the internet, we need to be really confident that we have secured that because our economic and daily lives are going to be dependent on the security we can put in to protect us from cyber-attack.

Apple HomeKit certification requires extremely strong encryption for devices to be approved.

VPN apps encrypt traffic between a user and the server, ensuring that not even your ISP can see which sites you are visiting or what you are doing there. It is, however, important to choose one that doesnt keep logs to ensure that it is not doing its own snooping.

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Encryption ‘very positive’ despite attacks, says former UK spy chief – Business Standard

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PM Theresa May has proposed tougher measures to tackle militants online activities

Reuters | London August 12, 2017 Last Updated at 20:39 IST

Evans views echo those of Robert Hannigan, the former head of the UKs eavesdropping spy agency GCHQ, who said in July that the government should work with companies for access to messages to ensure that systems were not weakened.

A suicide bomb at a pop concert in Manchester and three attacks in London which used cars to drive into pedestrians have killed 36 people in the last six months.

Evans said that while he thought that the threat from Islamic militants was on the decline when he left his role in 2013, the rise of Islamic State had fuelled a new generation of militants which could pose a threat for decades in the future.

Were at least 20 years into this. My guess is that we will still be dealing with the long tail in another 20 years time, he said. I think we are going to be facing 20, 30 years of terrorist threats, and therefore we need absolutely critically to persevere.

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News in brief: facial recognition planned for Carnival; spy chief backs encryption; ginger emoji planned – Naked Security

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Civil liberties groups have protested at plans by Londons Metropolitan Police to use facial recognition software to scan the faces of people partying at this years Notting Hill Carnival.

Tens of thousands of people party in the streets of west Londons Notting Hill Gate on the last weekend of August, and the civil rights group Liberty has challenged the decision to use the technology to spot troublemakers, saying its racist, as the carnival is rooted in the capitals African-Caribbean community.

The police force trialled facial recognition last year, saying at the time that the technology involves the use of overt cameras which scan the faces of those passing by and flag up potential matches against a database of custody images. The database has been populated with images of individuals who are forbidden from attending Carnival, as well as individuals wanted by police who it is believed may attend Carnival to commit offences.

Nobody was arrested as a result of the trial, said the Met after the event. Stafford Scott of The Monitoring Group, an anti-racism charity, echoed Libertys concerns, saying: It is racial profiling. They are coming and putting everyones face in the system. A technique they use for terrorists is going to be used against young black people enjoying themselves.

Jonathan Evans, a former British spy chief, has come out strongly in favour of encryption, despite the fact that widespread use of encryption has reduced the ability of the agencies to police, to access the content of materials shared by terrorists.

Evans, who led the UKs MI5 spy service between 2007 and 2013, told the BBCs Today programme on Radio 4 that Im not personally one of those who believes we should weaken encryption. He was referring to the calls from Amber Rudd, the home secretary to weaken encryption: just last week she said that real people didnt always want end-to-end encryption.

In his interview, Evans said that he was concerned about cybersecurity more broadly, and particularly mentioned the Internet of Things, the security of which we regularly despair about here at Naked Security. He said: As our vehicles, air transport, our critical infrastructure is resting critically on the internet, we need to be really confident we have that secured because our economic and daily lives are going to be dependent on the security we can put in to protect us from cyberattack.

At Naked Security were very encouraged by Evans words: we are opposed to backdoors and anything that would weaken encryption.

Emojis we love them. And were also keen on equality here at Naked Security, so we very pleased to see that a ginger-haired emoji was among the options in the latest recommendations from Unicodes emoji subcommittee.

As well as our titian-headed friends, silver foxes, the bald and those blessed with curls will also be represented in emojis from June next year if the draft candidates included in the recommendations from the subcommittee are adopted.

The emoji subcommittee meets weekly, by phone, and also holds a week-long meeting every quarter to discuss and advance or reject proposals.

The next stage for gingers, silver foxes, bald folk and curly-topped people is the final quarterly meeting of this year, when the list of final candidates for encoding in Unicode 11.0 will be decided, with the final code points and names for the new emojis being decided at the first quarterly meeting next year.

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The Nation: DNC Hack Was ‘Inside Job,’ Not by Russia – Newsmax

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The Democratic National Committee was not hacked by Russia nor by anyone else but instead was "an inside job by someone with access to the DNC's system," according to a report in The Nation.

"There was no hack of the Democratic National Committee's system on July 5 last year not by the Russians, not by anyone else," according to the Nation's report, referencing conclusions by a group of former NSA computer experts.

"Hard science now demonstrates it was a leak a download executed locally with a memory key or a similarly portable data-storage device.

"In short, it was an inside job by someone with access to the DNC's system," the experts concluded, since a remote hack of the committee's servers with the volume of data stolen would have been technologically impossible.

"This casts serious doubt on the initial 'hack,' as alleged, that led to the very consequential publication of a large store of documents on WikiLeaks last summer," the experts concluded.

In addition, the experts found forensic evidence proving the initial documents published by the hacker Guccifer 2.0 were forgeries intended to finger Moscow.

"Forensic investigations of documents made public two weeks prior to the July 5 leak by the person or entity known as Guccifer 2.0 show that they were fraudulent," the experts said.

"Before Guccifer posted them, they were adulterated by cutting and pasting them into a blank template that had Russian as its default language.

"Guccifer took responsibility on June 15 for an intrusion the DNC reported on June 14 and professed to be a WikiLeaks source claims essential to the official narrative implicating Russia in what was soon cast as an extensive hacking operation.

"To put the point simply," the experts concluded, "forensic science now devastates this narrative."

The Nation's report, published Wednesday, details the extensive findings by "qualified experts working independently of one another."

They began working on the DNC case "immediately after the July 2016 events," according to the report.

These experts are part of a group called the Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity (VIPS), established in 2003 to investigate claims by the George W. Bush administration that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction.

The group now has 30 members, most of whom have "decades of experience in matters concerning Russian intelligence and the related technologies," the Nation reported.

In its findings, VIPS determined the NSA had the technical ability to find out exactly what happened because the agency's publicly known programs can capture all electronic data transfers.

"If NSA cannot produce such evidence and quickly this would probably mean it does not have any," the report concluded.

Besides addressing the technological issues surrounding the DNC breach and the Guccifer 2.0 drop, the VIPS report debunks a chronology of events surrounding the hack that led Democrats to finger WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange as a Moscow operative in the breach.

It includes the June 12 warning from Assange it would publish hacked documents on Democrat Hillary Clinton's campaign to Guccifer 2.0's second claim,July 5, that he had remotely breached the DNC servers.

"With his June 12 announcement," the Nation's observed, "Assange effectively put the DNC on notice that it had a little time, probably not much, to act preemptively against the imminent publication of damaging documents.

"Did the DNC quickly conjure Guccifer from thin air to create a cyber-saboteur whose fingers point to Russia?" the magazine asked.

"There is no evidence of this one way or the other, but emphatically it is legitimate to pose the question in the context of the VIPS chronology.

"WikiLeaks began publishing on July 22," the Nation reported.

"By that time, the case alleging Russian interference in the 2016 elections process was taking firm root.

"In short order," the magazine reported, "Assange would be written down as a 'Russian agent.'"

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Nvidia more bullish on cryptocurrency than AMD – MarketWatch

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Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Jensen Huang summed up the chip makers view of cryptocurrencies in a single phrase Thursday: rock n roll.

Thats how Huang described his companys ability to ride out what he sees as a blossoming market for his companys graphics cards in mining the digital currency.

Crypto is here to stay, and the market will grow to be quite large, Huang said Thursday on the companys second-quarter call with analysts. Its not likely to go away any time soon. There will be more currencies to come, they will come from different nationsWe stay very close to the market, and understand the dynamics very well.

Dont miss: Intel earnings have message for Nvidia and AMD: Bring it on

Nvidia NVDA, -4.28% detailed quarterly results Thursday that beat expectations handily for sales and earnings, but the stock plunged more than 6.5% in after-hours trading following an already punishing day during the regular session. The companys shares are still up more than 50% this year, against the S&P 500 indexs SPX, -1.45% gains of 8.9%, as investors bet on Nvidias artificial-intelligence efforts to pay off in server and autonomous-driving sales.

Huang seemed to think crytpocurrency mining could add another long-term growth area to Nvidias bull case Thursday, and hinted at products developed specifically for those efforts, telling analysts on the call that the company offers the coin miners a special coin-mining SKU that is optimized for mining.

When asked whether the CEOs comment confirmed the rumored development of specific cryptocurrency products, an Nvidia spokesman declined to comment.

Analyst Patrick Moorhead of Moor Insights and Strategy told MarketWatch that he didnt believe that Huang was suggesting new cryptocurrency products, but rather offerings that partners in the sales channel were developing with Nvidia chips. Moorhead pointed out that there is at least one card based on Nvidias Pascal architecture that is manufactured by Asustek Computer Inc. 2357, -1.90% and marketed to cryptocurrency miners.

That is a similar approach to how Nvidia rival Advanced Micro Devices Inc. AMD, -5.53% is approaching crypto mining, but Nvidia sounds much more optimistic on the long-term prospects for customers seeking to mine digital currencies.

Some of our partners are also offering mining-specific cards that have a different feature set, such that were really segmenting the market between gaming and mining, Su said on her companys earnings call last month. But its important to say we didnt have cryptocurrency in our forecast, and were not looking at it as a long-term growth driver.

AMD also beat earnings expectations thanks to a boom in cryptocurrency mining that uses graphics-processing units. The development of new digital currencies beyond Bitcoin over the past few months, particularly on the Ethereum blockchain, have seemed to drive sales of the two companies GPUs.

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For Cryptocurrencies, the Future is Now – Daily Reckoning

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Yesterday, I presented the case that you can make a fortune in cryptocurrencies. I dont think Ive ever seen anything quite like it in my career.

And the good news is that you dont need to know anything about Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrencies to take part in the bonanza.

In fact, what I call penny cryptocurrencies are one of the last legal ways for small investors to grow rich, starting with a small initial grubstake.

Consider

On Friday, March 17, 2017, a tiny little cryptocurrency called EnergyCoin was trading at a little over one third of a penny. The exact price was .003578 of a dollar.

Then a powerful super-spike struck and over a 99-day period EnergyCoin skyrocketed to 34 cents. Thats a whopping 9,566% gain enough to turn a $1,000 investment into a staggering $95,660.

Or imagine if you had a good feeling about EnergyCoin and put down $5,000

You could have collected $478,300. Thats over $4,800 a day for 99 days straight. Double that starting stake to $10,000, and youre looking at close to a cool million from one single trade.

Thats like earning a $9,662 salary per day for more than three full months!

Now I hope you can you see why Im so excited about the unlimited potential of these super-spikes in cryptocurrencies.

Practically every day, Im seeing astronomical gains of 300%400% even 3,000% some in as little as 24 hours.

Heres another opportunity that came along

On November 20th, 2013, a cryptocurrency by the name of Freicoin was ripe for the picking. Shares traded for fractions of a penny.

10 days later, shares exploded to 33 cents each. Even a small investment was a moon shot.

Had you put $5,000 into this cryptocurrency play, you would have earned yourself a fantastic sum of $291,500. Thats a gain of 5,820% in just one simple move.

But heres where it really gets interesting

Lets say you put all that money into another little-known cryptocurrency named Digitalcoin.

On December 14th, 2013, just 14 days later, you couldve earned five times your money.

Youd be rewarded with a massive sum of $1,489,565.

That would have made you a millionaire in just 24 days. And with just two simple moves.

Now lets take it up a notch

Imagine you make one final perfectly timed move

Had you rolled your money into a cryptocurrency by the name of Worldcoin that was trading for just pennies on the dollaryoud have made another 300% in short order.

Thats enough to turn your initial stake of $5,000 into a landslide lump sum of over four million dollars.

$4,021,825 to be exact.

Thats three buys and three sells. And a starting stake of just $5,000 wouldve turned into more than $4 million dollars.

Beats working for a living, right?

OK, but lets be completely honest

For every winner, there are probably 100 more cryptocurrencies out there that are nothing but duds. Right?

Thats why in order to win in this market and to win big you need to be able to separate the real deal from the losers.

To do that, you need someone who knows the cryptocurrency markets through and through.

Ive made my bones as a venture capitalist. And I know markets pretty darn well, if I do say so myself. Ive put in my time at Morgan Stanley, Ive worked in Silicon Valley, I appear on the financial shows, Ive checked all the boxes.

But I knew that I needed to partner with a true expert in this field if I wanted to master cryptocurrencies. And from the moment I saw this market explode

I knew exactly who I wanted as my secret weapon for this new project of mine.

The thing is, I just didnt know if hed agree to do it. And Ill tell you this he wasnt easy to get.

It was a pursuit that took me months of time and all the persuasion I could muster.

Sure, he earned a degree in mathematics from the world-renowned Trinity College, Cambridge. And hes got a Harvard MBA.

To top it off, hes been tenured as an advisor to the U.S. Treasury Department.

And hes got more than four decades of experience in the creation of new money across the world. For instance

When former Yugoslavia broke into six countries, including Macedonia, these countries needed currency. But more than that, they needed currency worth something.

Thats where this cryptocurrency genius came in

The U.S. government sent him over not only to launch the currency, but to make it valuable. After all, anyone can launch a currency. But to make it valuable is something else altogether. Just ask Zimbabwe.

To make a long story short, our man succeeded.

He saved the Republic of Macedonia, with a special type of money move that netted the nation a whopping $600 million.

Another time he worked with the World Bank to create an entirely new type of currency transaction. And in just seconds, he pulled $11 million out of thin air.

Imagine having nothing one day, and the next day having a bank account with $11 million or even $600 million.

Its all possible when you have both the right opportunity (the cryptocurrency markets) and the right know-how (like our expert).

Since that time this genius has been called on by big banks to find ways to profit from the newest, fastest-moving markets available.

But despite all that attention, I just had to get him for my project

I didnt just want any old Wall Street suit, government academic, or banking insider to head up this project with me.

After all, there are a lot of academics and insiders Ive met that are lousy at making money. Instead, I needed someone proven to have both the academic background and the investing chops to hand-pick the biggest winners.

Thats what this genius brings to the table.

And anyone who knows me knows that I never recommend blindly investing in anything, no matter how good it looks on paper.

Thats even more important when it comes to these crypto super-spikes. Thats because a lot of the money being made in these currencies is based not just on technology, but complex sequences of math.

And separating the wheat from the chaff can only be done by someone who understands both mathematics and money.

Thats exactly what this secret weapon understands, like no one else.

When you get that combination right, the potential is unlimited. Thats how investors get to pocket 12 times their money on CorgiCoin in 35 days or

39 times their money on MojoCoin in 2 days or 144 times their money on Friecoin in 11 days.

So heres the bottom line:

Im happy to report that after earmarking $2.2 million, and after hundreds of emails and phone conversations (and more than a little bit of persuasion on my part)

I finally got a binding agreement that secures this cryptocurrency genius time and expertise over the coming years.

I officially locked him into my team.

The main reason I handpicked this man was for his ability to predict massive currency movements before everyone else.

I can honestly say my secret weapon is one of a handful of people in the entire world who has actually created a real, tradable currency.

And thats a mega-advantage in this market.

As youve seen, these cryptocurrency super-spikes can deliver life-changing gains, lightning quick.

They key is finding the handful of candidates with unique characteristics, untapped market demand and an upcoming catalyst destined to launch them into the mainstream.

Thats exactly what were doing right now. Our A Team is in place and hard at work. And I can confidently say that there are fortunes waiting to made over the next month alone.

For cryptocurrencies, the future is now.

And this is your invitation to that future.

Regards,

Louis Basenese for The Daily Reckoning

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