A new chapter in the series of breaking down blockchain technical concepts. This time we'll talk about... Celestia.

so you think the world of crypto is wild? wait till you hear about mustafa al bassam, a hacker turned blockchain founder. buckle up, this story is insane. 👇

once upon a time, mustafa al bassam was known as tflow, a member of the infamous hacking group lulzsec. yep, you heard it right. here's the story of his hacker days

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mustafa, born and raised in london, showed early signs of brilliance with computers. he started hacking as a teenager, going by the alias tflow, and became a member of the infamous hacking group lulzsec 🤯

lulzsec was notorious for its high-profile hacks, including sony, fox, the cia, and even the fbi. the group caused chaos online, leaking sensitive data and defacing websites. mustafa, at just 16, played a key role in these cyber-attacks

after his hacking days and a 20-month suspended sentence, mustafa turned his life around.
he pursued higher education and focused on cybersecurity research. while working on his phd at university college london.
he wrote a groundbreaking paper on scalable blockchain designs, which became the foundation for celestia.

now what is Celestia? And why does it matter?
I'll explain more in depth on my alfafrens channel

now what is Celestia? And why does it matter?
I'll explain more in depth on my alfafrens channel
https://link.alfafrens.com/channel/0x0ea5c1755a38b5bd28826cca5afc88d530551eeb

once upon a time, mustafa al bassam was known as tflow, a member of the infamous hacking group lulzsec. yep, you heard it right. here's the story of his hacker days
https://www.channel4.com/news/lulzsec-anonymous-hacking-computers-denial-of-service

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