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Sean Spicer Tweeted a Bitcoin Address - Not His Password
Actually, I think it was a verification code related to a bitcoin transaction.
Sean Spicer Tweeted a Bitcoin Address - Not His Password
By Laurelai Bailey
On January 26th of 2017 Sean Spicer using his verified twitter account tweeted the string “n9y25ah7”
Now, around this time so called tech experts in the mainstream press assumed multiple things:
That this tweet was accidental.
That this was either some kind of quickly changed twitter password, or just a random string of letters.
Neither is true.
Its an identity confirmation code.
Take a look at this.
?w=760
More here: https://patribotics.blog/2017/05/01/exclusive-sean-spicer-tweeted-a-bitcoin-address-not-his-password/
By Laurelai Bailey
On January 26th of 2017 Sean Spicer using his verified twitter account tweeted the string “n9y25ah7”
Now, around this time so called tech experts in the mainstream press assumed multiple things:
That this tweet was accidental.
That this was either some kind of quickly changed twitter password, or just a random string of letters.
Neither is true.
Its an identity confirmation code.
Take a look at this.
?w=760
More here: https://patribotics.blog/2017/05/01/exclusive-sean-spicer-tweeted-a-bitcoin-address-not-his-password/
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I don't understand how that stuff works to be honest. 
Makes as much sense as anything else in this administration. 
