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To: maceng2 who wrote (193491)	11/15/2022 9:13:46 AM
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Star quarterback and FTX investor Tom Brady just changed his Twitter profile photo from the Bitcoin laser eyes meme, signaling the end of an era for crypto Samantha Delouya 17 hours ago Tom Brady's old Twitter profile photo Tom Brady Tom Brady just signaled the end of an era for crypto with a quiet change of his Twitter profile photo. Brady switched his profile photo from the "laser eyes" meme, which symbolized bullishness in Bitcoin. Brady was one of the final holdouts after many celebrities quietly changed their photos amid crypto's collapse. Sign up for our newsletter for the latest tech news and scoops — delivered daily to your inbox. Email address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Tom Brady just signaled the end of an era for crypto with a quiet change of his Twitter profile photo. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers star quarterback, who has become a high-profile backer of cryptocurrency and NFTs, switched from a photo of himself with glowing eyes on Twitter Monday morning after he likely lost a significant sum of money last week due to FTX's stunning collapse. Social media profiles with "laser eyes" grew in popularity among cryptocurrency believers last year as a way for them to symbolically show bullishness in crypto, particularly in Bitcoin. While the meme's origin is unclear, according to CoinTelegraph, many(broke) backers initially pledged not to change their photos back until Bitcoin hit $100,000. Bitcoin is currently trading at $16,000, its lowest level in two years, and most original laser eye photos have now disappeared from Twitter. Brady was one of the final holdouts with a "laser eyes" photo; many noteworthy people quietly switched away from the meme as cryptocurrency prices crashed this year. Paris Hilton, Elon Musk, and even sitting US Senator Cynthia Lummis all sported glowing eyes on Twitter at some point since early 2021, when crypto was surging to all-time highs. Brady backing away from his public display of crypto confidence comes after he likely took a major financial hit from FTX's bankruptcy filing last week. In June 2021, Brady and his now ex-wife, Gisele Bündchen, entered into a "long-term partnership" with FTX and revealed that they had invested money in the company. Brady was a public-facing ambassador for FTX and starred in several commercials for the exchange. Last week, in the span of a few days, FTX went from a company valued at $32 billion to bankruptcy after a surge in customer withdrawals caused the company to face a liquidy crunch. FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried now faces multiple investigations after reports that he and FTX leadership mishandled customer funds. LOL Concoda @concodanomics · Nov 11 speechless 0:08 / 0:28 From WallStreetPro 1,272 5,851 24.9K Walther Schiller @SchillerWalther Replying to @concodanomics Funny thing is , this guy, and all the crypto evangelist , were telling yesterday on @cnbc , a new narrative : The libertarian who advocate crypto because it was better to have a private libertarian money, was telling that the problem is not crypto, but the regulators inaction! 4:39 AM · Nov 12, 2022· Twitter Web App