Update in Bitcoin Address 

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In recent days, I learned that there are different types of wallets that can be created and it's actually cheaper to transfer crypto from these wallets, so I updated my ENS records and my DNS records, respectively, to reflect this. I wanted to make this post as an official public notice that I have recently changed my public pointers on where you can send Bitcoin if you feel moved to support me in this way. This is an effort to provide transparency and clear communication when key data points like this change to avoid any hackers, sammers or imposters from exploiting you.

My updated public-facing receiving address for Bitcoin is: bc1q2n0hzgrcgypng7wy67znrhmuy4p9jmqqtg2lxv

Even though I'm not quite that popular yet, I want you to know that I will never reach out to you directly with any financial products, sweepstakes, sprees or anything of the like. If it seems to good to be true, it probably is. My immediate goals are to build my FinTech website where you can view all my content in a coherent fashion and to write on my story about Markizano Draconus. If I'm not working on those for me, I am working on supporting my day job. I don't have time to be scamming people out of their money. I'm too busy trying to build an honest and ethical business and too much of my future reputation is on the line for any scams to be anywhere near motivating for me. I'm also a 1-man-band. I don't have a team of people or anyone to help me with this as of this post. If that changes, I'll be sure to notate this in the future so you can meet them and get to know whoever would be joining a team if I ever feel confident in myself enough to lead others. After ~6.5 years with a company as a systems administrator while you were playing the role of director of technical operations and failure to recognize my talents as a lead really leaves a bruise on confidence levels and made me question whether I was really fit to lead anyone anywhere. I have since recinded those wishes since it's apparent nobody will recognize me for this efforts and have decided to focus on what I feel I was born here to do: Write my story. So, I will be focusing on that. 

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P.S.: You can verify this message by copying the above from ----- BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE ----- and -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- and paste with the following: 

# If you don't already have my key, you can install it from my website.
$ curl -so- https://markizano.net/key.asc | gpg --import

# Copy the above message with the signature and paste into this command.
# Use Ctrl+D on Linux to send EOF.
$ gpg --verify

# If on linux, you can:
$ xclip -selection c -o | gpg --verify
# OSX/Mac
$ pbpaste | gpg --verify
# Windows
> powershell -command "Get-Clipboard" | gpg.exe --verify

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