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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange returns to social platform X after two years. Today he posted "I'm back," accompanied by a photo of him standing on the streets of Australia, pointing at his mural.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's Project Spartacus was launched on December 5, and will mint 76,911 files of the Afghanistan war logs on the Bitcoin blockchain through the Ordinals protocol. The minting process will span multiple blocks, with the aim not to raise funds for Assange, but to permanently record his story in Bitcoin's history.In 2010, Julian Assange released the Afghanistan war logs through WikiLeaks, and Assange along with his family and friends have always been working to maintain their accessibility.

ChainCatcher news, according to BNO News, a U.S. judge has sentenced WikiLeaks founder Assange, ending a years-long legal battle.

ChainCatcher news, WikiLeaks stated on social media that on the morning of June 24 local time, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange left the Belmarsh Prison in London, where he had spent 1,901 days. He was granted bail by the High Court in London and was released at Stansted Airport in the afternoon, where he boarded a plane to leave the UK.ChainCatcher previously reported that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was expected to be released after reaching a plea agreement with U.S. authorities, which would equate to the time he served in a UK prison. Assange will plead guilty to a charge of conspiracy to obtain and disclose national defense information brought by the U.S. In return, he will be sentenced to a 62-month prison term, which is the same as the time he served in Belmarsh Prison in London. Assange is an Australian citizen and will be free to return to Australia after his release.

ChainCatcher news, according to Bitcoin Magazine, Trump stated that if he is elected president again, he would consider pardoning WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.It is reported that Julian Assange is an Australian journalist and activist who founded the whistleblowing website WikiLeaks in 2006. He is known for publishing a large number of classified documents and is currently facing extradition requests and multiple charges from the United States. He has been held in London's maximum-security Belmarsh prison since April 2019.