Crypto Talk on X Today: KOLs on BTC and Power Outage in Europe

On April 28, a power outage hit Spain, Portugal, and parts of France. The blackout disrupted the banking system, but investor Daniel Batten says Bitcoin remained invulnerable.
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- 1. Bitcoin Unaffected: Daniel Batten Comments on Europe’s Power Outage
- 2. Streamer Adin Ross Calls Out Everyone Promoting MLG Memecoin
- 3. Luzius Meisser Pitched Bitcoin at the Swiss National Bank
- 4. o1Labs CEO Emre Tekisalp Joins UniSwap as Chief of Staff
- 5. The Next Wave of Crypto Is Social Products With Financial DNA, Says Sarah Wolf
As electricity returns to Spain and Portugal after the massive European blackout, crypto Twitter/X is discussing Bitcoin’s role in emergency situations.
In today’s recap of the top 5 crypto posts on X, you’ll find insights and analysis on the following topics:
- Is Bitcoin vulnerable to power outages?
- Adin Ross’s message to MLG memecoin promoters
- Luzius Meisser presents Bitcoin at the Swiss National Bank
- Emre Tekisalp joins Uniswap as Chief of Staff
- What’s the next wave of crypto products?
1. Bitcoin Unaffected: Daniel Batten Comments on Europe’s Power Outage
Millions of people in Spain, Portugal, and parts of France were left without electricity on April 28, 2025, for an unknown reason. The outage affected banks, airports, trains, and other services.
After 18 hours of the blackout, electricity is largely restored.
The incident sparked conversations about payment systems and how cryptocurrencies might work in emergencies.
Investor and writer Daniel Batten (@DSBatten) weighed in on X. He noted that while ATMs and card terminals were down, Bitcoin kept running – available 24/7 without interruption.
When asked how people could use Bitcoin without power, Batten explained that the global network of nodes and miners keeps it running even during local outages.
2. Streamer Adin Ross Calls Out Everyone Promoting MLG Memecoin
Popular internet personality and streamer Adin Ross publicly criticized those who, he claims, scammed him into buying the MLG memecoin. In a recent Kick stream, he said that “crypto kids” stole millions of dollars from innocent people and should be banned from the chat.
Ross added that the only one he still likes is Threadguy, calling him a cool, funny guy who’s followed him for a long time.
Previously, Adin Ross appeared in a crypto controversy for promoting MILF token, which later crashed in price.
3. Luzius Meisser Pitched Bitcoin at the Swiss National Bank
Board member of Bitcoin Suisse, Luzius Meisser, spoke at the Swiss National Bank (SNB) General Assembly about the benefits of Bitcoin. He presented reasons why Switzerland should consider investing in the asset.
In his 3-minute speech, the Bitcoin advocate highlighted Bitcoin’s liquidity, security, long-term price growth, and resilience under market stress. Meisser also referenced the U.S. creating a strategic Bitcoin reserve.
In March, SNB President Martin Schlegel said the bank currently has no plans to invest in a national Bitcoin reserve.
Meisser encouraged Swiss citizens to support his initiative by signing the petition.
4. o1Labs CEO Emre Tekisalp Joins UniSwap as Chief of Staff
Emre Tekisalp, CEO of o1Labs—the team behind Mina Protocol—has left the project to join Uniswap as Chief of Staff. In an X post, Tekisalp said he’s excited to be back to building and working with the Uniswap team.
The new Uniswap Chief of Staff has a background in leading o1Labs, launching Mina Protocol – a lightweight blockchain using zero-knowledge proofs for scalability – and building key products at Coinbase.
5. The Next Wave of Crypto Is Social Products With Financial DNA, Says Sarah Wolf
Base Head of Marketing Sarah Wolf says the next shift in crypto will center around “social products with financial DNA.”
These are apps that combine social engagement with financial incentives and are built on blockchain platforms like Base. Such products could include tokenized social networks, on-chain creator economies, or gamified finance apps – tools that reward users for participating, sharing, or contributing to online communities.
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