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Francis Suarez’s Farewell Gift to Miami: A New Crypto Statue
Step aside, Miami Bull. There’s a new cryptocurrency statue in town. At Cantor Fitzgerald’s three-day Cryptocurrency, Artificial Intelligence, and Energy Infrastructure Conference in Miami Beach, Cantor Chairman Brandon Lutnick and Executive Vice Chairman Kyle Lutnick unveiled a statue on Tuesday in honor of the pseudonymous Bitcoin developer Satoshi Nakamoto, which will soon be on display in the Magic City. “Satoshi has come to the US! So Proud to bring this powerful sculpture to the city of Miami @satoshigallery,” Brandon wrote on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter. The Satoshi Nakamoto statue ... (full story)
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