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Crypto insights account Whalechart tweeted about supermodel Gisele Bndchen being spotted holding hands with Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin in a New York City restaurant.

According to the tweet, the Brazilian fashion model Gisele Bndchen, who recently finalized her divorce from NFL quarterback Tom Brady, has been spotted holding hands with the co-creator of Ethereum, Vitalik Buterin, in a New York Citys Dumpling Town restaurant. The sighting has sparked speculation about a possible new romance for the Brazilian beauty.

Bndchen is known for her work as a Victorias Secret Angel and her high-profile 13-years of marriage to Brady. Buterin, on the other hand, is a key figure in the world of crypto. As the co-founder of Ethereum, he has been at the forefront of the digital currency revolution.

A crypto news outlet CoinControversy (@CoinControversy), replied to Whalecharts tweet, stating that it was satire and suggesting that Whalechart could not differentiate between reality and fiction. CoinControversy also shared a link to the source of the news in question.

The news originates from a website named The Bitcoin Bugle, whose About page states that they publish fake news related to individuals who produce content or engage with Bitcoin. In addition, it says that their goal is to create news to fake that you will think its real.

The Bitcoin Bugles About page

In a recent interview with Vanity Fair magazine, Bndchen described her divorce from Brady as the death of my dream. She also mentioned:

Bndchen expressed to Vanity Fair that she had no regrets regarding her life with Brady. In announcing their separation in October 2022, Brady declared it was painful and difficult. Despite this, he conveyed that they both desire the best for each other as they embark on new life journeys.

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