Crypto Trading Bot Development Services by sophiawils in cryptocurrency

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Winklevoss twins' crypto firm Gemini sued over $689M in customer withdrawals by Drewski in cryptocurrency

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Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao Agrees to Step Down, Plead Guilty by Drewski in cryptocurrency

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Massive cryptomining rig discovered under Polish court’s floor, stealing power by Drewski in cryptocurrency

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massive is a whole multifloor building being filled with servers (heavy GPU rigs) which use the electricity of a small town

48-nation bloc to crack down on using crypto to avoid tax by Drewski in cryptocurrency

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It Really Doesn’t Matter Who Created Bitcoin, Or Why. by Drewski in cryptocurrency

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Fed’s Barr says crypto stablecoins could amount to private money that might be destabilizing for the US financial system if left unchecked by Drewski in cryptocurrency

[–]hfxB0oyA 1 insightful - 1 fun1 insightful - 0 fun2 insightful - 1 fun -  (0 children)

The US financial system seems to be doing a fine job of destabilizing itself.

Fed’s Barr says crypto stablecoins could amount to private money that might be destabilizing for the US financial system if left unchecked by Drewski in cryptocurrency

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Im 100% sure its the untaxed computer currency that is destroying the US financial system.

Fed’s Barr says crypto stablecoins could amount to private money that might be destabilizing for the US financial system if left unchecked by Drewski in cryptocurrency

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He says the same when investigating PayPal's fully backed stablecoin. They are confusing the public about non-existent risks. Stablecoins should have no risk, otherwise they aren't stable. Algorithmically adjusting coins are not stable coins, they are an attempt at a psudo-stablecoin. They are using fears of algorithmic coin failures in the past, to mislead the public about non-existent risks in fully backed stable coins.

...because they risk destabilizing the corrupt centralized US scam financial system that has enslaved half the world.

Sam Bankman-Fried Has Been Found Guilty of Fraud by jet199 in cryptocurrency

[–]SoCo 1 insightful - 1 fun1 insightful - 0 fun2 insightful - 1 fun -  (0 children)

We are meant to believe that the DOJ made a mistake with extradition and were forced to drop the campaign financing charges....

I think they wanted to sweep that part of this under the rug. I bet this allows many to keep those donations and prevents exposing how foreign and stolen money manipulated the election, like it always does.

Sam Bankman-Fried Has Been Found Guilty of Fraud by jet199 in cryptocurrency

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Bankfried-Fried was the 2nd highest Democratic donor in the 2022 elections. So basically the elections were a sham, bought and paid for by corrupt Jewish money as usual, only this time they were so brazen about it the Jew media couldnt even cover it up. Either that or he screwed some fellow Jews out of their money and therefore had to pay once he was no longer useful.

Sam Bankman-Fried Has Been Found Guilty of Fraud by jet199 in cryptocurrency

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I wonder what his supple body with fetch him in prison? I doubt he will have the same luxury life as he had in the Bahamas.

Sam Bankman-Fried Has Been Found Guilty of Fraud by jet199 in cryptocurrency

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buuuuurrrnn! Ah that poor cuck of a husband!

Sam Bankman-Fried Has Been Found Guilty of Fraud by jet199 in cryptocurrency

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It was very revealing to see the media rush to this shyster's aide when this all went down, trying to rehabilitate his image.

Sam Bankman-Fried Has Been Found Guilty of Fraud by jet199 in cryptocurrency

[–]jet199[S] 1 insightful - 1 fun1 insightful - 0 fun2 insightful - 1 fun -  (0 children)

To be fair I doubt he's quick off the mark for anything.

Sam Bankman-Fried Has Been Found Guilty of Fraud by jet199 in cryptocurrency

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Just a couple more vegan patties should push his blood sugar into the lethal range.

Sam Bankman-Fried Has Been Found Guilty of Fraud by jet199 in cryptocurrency

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Because his mother rules the roost

Sam Bankman-Fried Has Been Found Guilty of Fraud by jet199 in cryptocurrency

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Quite funny there was a news article many long months ago from a news photog who took pictures of the high rise condo resort in Nassau Bahamas that is partly owned by Tiger Woods. Called Albany Estates where this fool fuck was living and the picture showed the backside of the grand mansion I'm working on for billionaires. The fuck had not been arrested yet so he had the chance to skip out in secret, head off to Dubai where he could purchase safety and live a life of luxury but nooooooo. He made a decision to wait, got nicked by local coppers and today we hear he is likely to be sentenced to grand many decades not much different than ol Bernie Madoff. He should have taken the money and ran with it. Could have easily skipped out on a private plane or boat either one.

Sam Bankman-Fried Has Been Found Guilty of Fraud by jet199 in cryptocurrency

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when does the kike Epstein himself?

Sam Bankman-Fried Has Been Found Guilty of Fraud by jet199 in cryptocurrency

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why does he have 2 last names?

Sam Bankman-Fried Has Been Found Guilty of Fraud by jet199 in cryptocurrency

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So after the Madoff case the people who had taken money out of the scheme were made to pay it back to the people who had money stolen.

Are all those politicians going to be made to pay money back to the people who lost out to FTX?

Matthew Perry’s Strange “Mattman” Instagram Posts [3.11] by doginventer in cryptocurrency

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he just liked batman a lot. Kind of strange but his brain was addled from years of drug use.

Matthew Perry’s Strange “Mattman” Instagram Posts [3.11] by doginventer in cryptocurrency

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Thanks for this. Perhaps 2 red pills (though they're jellybeans)?

Very sad developments.

Matthew Perry’s Strange “Mattman” Instagram Posts [3.11] by doginventer in cryptocurrency

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Matthew Perry’s Strange “Mattman” Instagram Posts [3.11]
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Matthew Perry Slams Keanu Reeves: He's Alive but Heath Ledger Is Dead https://variety.com/2022/film/news/matthew-perry-slams-keanu-reeves-alive-heath-ledger-dead-1235415189/

Crypto thief steals $4.4M in a day as toll rises from LastPass breach by Drewski in cryptocurrency

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I hope they get away with it.

Crypto thief steals $4.4M in a day as toll rises from LastPass breach by Drewski in cryptocurrency

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Overdue: Statement of Dissent on LBRY - Commissioner Hester M. Peirce by Drewski in cryptocurrency

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The PATRIOT Act comes to cryptocurrency by Drewski in cryptocurrency

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😮

The PATRIOT Act comes to cryptocurrency by Drewski in cryptocurrency

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The secret life of Jimmy Zhong, who stole – and lost – more than $3b by Drewski in cryptocurrency

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Non Custodial White Label Crypto Wallet: Revitalizing Business Revenue by williamemily in cryptocurrency

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Buy the Microsoft Office 2021 Professional Plus suite by Mskeydeals in cryptocurrency

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Renting software. So hot right now. I'll stick with LibreOffice.

Buy Microsoft Windows 11 Pro by Mskeydeals in cryptocurrency

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No.

Microsoft Windows 11 Home by Mskeydeals in cryptocurrency

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this totally isn’t spam either

Crypto Entrepreneurship: Creating Your Own Exchange Platform by riyaoberoi in cryptocurrency

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What advice would you give to someone who is new to casino gaming? by 00012wnnn in cryptocurrency

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Hmmm. Well, the house always wins. So it's really just a matter of gambling big enough for excitement and comps, and small enough that you don't feel too much financial pain.

It takes a while to calibrate that, and you will definitely have nights that leave you nothing but frustrated and angry!

Energy consumption Bitcoin vs Banking System by useless_aether in cryptocurrency

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Bitcoin's energy consumption is often compared to traditional banking systems. While Bitcoin consumes substantial energy for mining, banks require vast infrastructure, offices, and resources, resulting in a complex energy usage comparison. Both systems have environmental impacts that need evaluation and mitigation.

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Cryptocurrency mining companies in Texas filed applications to connect new facilities to the grid with a projected demand of nearly 42 GW of electricity in 2027, enough electricity to power more than 8.3 million Texas homes during periods of peak demand. by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

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The majority of most crypto-currencies are using, or working towards moving to, quantum-proof algorithms. Bitcoin has been pondering this for years.

I don't know if that is how it stands now, only at some point previously, or even when all the quantum-proof adjustments are done... but quantum computers are thought to change some things. Like, you would not be able to re-use a Bitcoin the address more than once, without incurring risk. Wallets mostly work like this now, not reusing addresses unless made to, by rotating change addresses, but the usage workflow of not reusing a receiving address could be cumbersome in practice.

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Texas paid bitcoin miner Riot $31.7 million to shut down during heat wave in August by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

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California's grid makes headlines too, do you also dunk on them?

Obviously, because I picked Norway.

Texas paid bitcoin miner Riot $31.7 million to shut down during heat wave in August by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

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Texas primarily has lead water pipes.

Texas paid bitcoin miner Riot $31.7 million to shut down during heat wave in August by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

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You're a communist? Everyone is starving to death but at least we all are equal!

California's grid makes headlines too, do you also dunk on them?

Relevant image

Texas paid bitcoin miner Riot $31.7 million to shut down during heat wave in August by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

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Compare the variance of the cost of energy to that of other states. I define "working" as something that has low variance.

Since Texas' grid made repeated headlines, it's not working, because things that are boring and just work do not make headlines. When was the last time you heard issues with the grid in Norway? Never, exactly.

Texas paid bitcoin miner Riot $31.7 million to shut down during heat wave in August by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

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They only made money shutting down their operations and taking energy credits. Mining BTC hadn't been profitable for them. I think our energy costs too much plus the drop in BTC price caused that.

Kind of a huge flaw with crypto, it can only be mined/governed profitably in places with dirt cheap electricity.

Texas paid bitcoin miner Riot $31.7 million to shut down during heat wave in August by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

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They were losing money . . . when they weren't mining? Yeah, that's how mining works.

Texas paid bitcoin miner Riot $31.7 million to shut down during heat wave in August by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

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This was a tremendous boon for the bitcoin mining company, they were losing money mining Bitcoin and took advantage of the energy credits to make a buck off taxpayers. I don't see how that fixes anything. Texas should ramp up their capacity instead.

Texas paid bitcoin miner Riot $31.7 million to shut down during heat wave in August by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

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Texas paid bitcoin miner Riot $31.7 million to shut down during heat wave in August by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

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How is this not working? It worked great. Companies with agreements to do it, and even some of the miners who don't have agreements, cut back on consumption when there was a possibility of literally record high electric use being more than available supply.

Record high energy use and the grid held up fine, obviously it doesn't work

that's you right now

Texas paid bitcoin miner Riot $31.7 million to shut down during heat wave in August by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

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wrong. this is how you fix the grid. if the miners weren't using it, the extra capacity wouldn't be online and hot. a voluntary reduction frees up power instead of causing blackouts from everyone using too much.

Texas paid bitcoin miner Riot $31.7 million to shut down during heat wave in August by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

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In Washington they are trying to get nuclear fusion to work and in Texas they are still trying to get their grid to work. Is there too much Pb in the ground in Texas or something?

Texas paid bitcoin miner Riot $31.7 million to shut down during heat wave in August by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

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Should have raised rates instead. That would have caused people to voluntarily reduce consumption.

Texas paid bitcoin miner Riot $31.7 million to shut down during heat wave in August by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

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Holy biased reporting, Batman!

...the company is losing so much money that it’s counting on energy credits from selling power back to the Texas grid to keep its costs under control.

...it earned $31.7 million in energy credits last month from Texas power grid operator ERCOT. The company generated the credits by voluntarily curtailing its energy consumption during a record-breaking heatwave. ...

The Electric Reliability Council of Texas... has a relatively simple and mutually beneficial relationship with bitcoin miners. The agency, through established “demand response” programs, pays miners to reduce their power so as not to overstress the grid when air conditioners need to run at full blast. In addition to summer difficulties, ERCOT also failed during the fatal winter storm of early 2021.

So which is it? Are they keeping costs under control or are they helping to ensure the grid doesn't fall down because they're good citizens?

For years, Riot has been powering down operations at its Rockdale mine... to help ease the burden on the state’s grid.

So which is it? are they relying on this to keep costs under control this year, or have they been playing friendly ball games with ERCOT for years?

If the grid operators pay the miners a penny more than they would have made from mining in any given hour, then they’ll gladly power down.

Wait, so maybe there was not a need to make the company look bad, and this whole thing is just business-as-usual for them?

Even bitcoin miners that haven’t cut a deal with ERCOT sometimes choose to power down at times of peak consumption when prices shoot higher.

And then . . . the companies that don't profit from it, also shut down? WTF I love mining companies now?

MSNBC, ladies and gentlemen. ::crumpling paper noises::

Texas paid bitcoin miner Riot $31.7 million to shut down during heat wave in August by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

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It's about being pragmatic.

Texas paid bitcoin miner Riot $31.7 million to shut down during heat wave in August by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

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I'm moving my operation to Texas.

Texas paid bitcoin miner Riot $31.7 million to shut down during heat wave in August by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

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Yeah this is because they didn't fix our power grid, some people would say because of green energy too.

Texas paid bitcoin miner Riot $31.7 million to shut down during heat wave in August by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

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/u/Musky

wtf?

Burning tires and bridges: US residents ‘shocked’ by firm’s bitcoin-mining plan by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

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Bro this is totally fine if they install scrubbers on their exhaust stacks!

Stronghold Digital Mining has received seven violations from the DEP for not complying with emissions standards.

Oh. Well, nevermind then Who would have thought a firm in the business of literally churning through electricity as cheaply as possible to make money would be this way?

Eppie – the first Web3 email by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

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You have to be a complete fool to trust any project like this that isn't open source and run locally with verifiable checksums of the executables. The fact that this project slates open source and security audits on their future roadmap AFTER rolling out all other functionality, including features that require your logins from other platforms, is a massive red flag.

Fifth-Largest Bitcoin Wallet holding $2.46B Is Owned by US Government by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

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Who owns the four largest?

Sam Bankman Charged with 7 New Felonies by Faty in cryptocurrency

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Misleading headline. Charges were refiled, he actually had one of the previous charges dropped. The campaign finance charged was dropped because it was one of the conditional of Bankman's extradition.

https://www.cnn.com/2023/08/14/business/sam-bankman-fried-campaign-finance-charge-dropped/index.html

Sam Bankman Charged with 7 New Felonies by Faty in cryptocurrency

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In two months: Sam Bankman-Fried discovered Epsteined in his cell.

Sam Bankman Charged with 7 New Felonies by Faty in cryptocurrency

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That’s wild. Very cool scheme.

Sam Bankman Charged with 7 New Felonies by Faty in cryptocurrency

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Yeah, from the look of things, what was happening was the typical political money laundering operation. Money was going to Ukraine, Ukraine was investing in his crypto exchange, Bankman was then dumping mass donations into the democrat party, rinse and repeat.

It's the system circling the wagon on someone who enabled it.

Sam Bankman Charged with 7 New Felonies by Faty in cryptocurrency

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In a month:

7 Charges dropped against Sam Bankman

Sam Bankman Charged with 7 New Felonies by Faty in cryptocurrency

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Is anyone keeping up with this?

Lots of charges were dropped. Lots of charges were made. To no avail.

Are these still reduced? Are they more serious?

Bank man fried appears to be protected like Epestine was.

PayPal has launched PayPal USD, a stablecoin backed by U.S. dollar deposits, short-term U.S. Treasuries, and other cash equivalencies. by Musky in cryptocurrency

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It is quite a turn of events, especially considering the current administration's attack on all thing crypto and the deceptively vague and two-sided FEC stance.

This has a little info: https://www.theblock.co/post/243569/paypal-launches-stablecoin

Police raid WorldCoin cryptocurrency warehouse in Nairobi by Drewski in cryptocurrency

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PayPal launched a new stablecoin called PayPal USD by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

[–]RapeMyMouth 1 insightful - 1 fun1 insightful - 0 fun2 insightful - 1 fun -  (0 children)

I am not sure what kind of launch this is.

But it may be smart to get 100$ worth. I don’t know if this is a launch, and lots of people have the coins, and it will be devalued in a few months to a stable point.

Or if the launch has very few coins, that will go up in value.

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Ukraine 🇺🇦 Hits Russia’s Biggest Oil Tanker With Sea Drone by HundredPercent in cryptocurrency

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Is this cryptocurrency?

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Scammer Successfully Steals 20 Million USDT But Can’t Spend It by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

[–]Tom_Bombadil 1 insightful - 1 fun1 insightful - 0 fun2 insightful - 1 fun -  (0 children)

Tether has since blacklisted the scammer’s address, preventing them from depositing or withdrawing the stolen USDT.

So they shut down the wallet address?

Kenya suspends Sam Altman’s eyeball-scanning crypto project by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

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This thing is really beautiful

Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders urge closure of ‘$50 billion crypto tax gap’ by Drewski in cryptocurrency

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MORE TAXES, MORE TAXES, THE LEVIATHAN IS HUNGRY

Crypto bill passes congressional committee, threatens US Crypto industry with more abuse, justified by US banking and lending failures. by SoCo in cryptocurrency

[–]Tom_Bombadil 1 insightful - 1 fun1 insightful - 0 fun2 insightful - 1 fun -  (0 children)

The bill passed by the House Financial Services Committee would define when a cryptocurrency is a security or a commodity and expand the Commodity Futures Trading Commission's (CFTC) oversight of the crypto industry, while clarifying the Securities and Exchange Commission's jurisdiction,

Jurisdiction, jurisdiction, jurisdiction. That's the bedrock of the control system.

/u/Drewski

NFTs... by Musky in cryptocurrency

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Just like I can screencap your png of a simian I can bang your mom on the side. Fact.

Ripple's unusually fair trail (comparatively), locks precedence counter to extreme unilateral SEC interpretations; traded cryptocurrency aren't securities by default by SoCo in cryptocurrency

[–]SoCo[S] 1 insightful - 1 fun1 insightful - 0 fun2 insightful - 1 fun -  (0 children)

....it's all about the promotion of being for investment gains.

1 DOGE = 1 DOGE

(I had a better link, but only this one handy. The ruling was a great read, I highly recommend it!)

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Crypto peaked a year ago — investors have lost more than $2 trillion since by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

[–]SoCo 1 insightful - 1 fun1 insightful - 0 fun2 insightful - 1 fun -  (0 children)

Every investment has pump n pumps. It is a constant artifact of the stock market. Wallstreet Bets was a pump n dump, one of the most overt and public ones. A fool and his money are easily parted and greedy people looking to get rich quick, will always enrich others.

The ponzi scheme is the banking industry and they definitely are manipulating the coming challenge to their corruption of decentralized cryptocurrencies.

Crypto peaked a year ago — investors have lost more than $2 trillion since by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

[–]SoCo 1 insightful - 1 fun1 insightful - 0 fun2 insightful - 1 fun -  (0 children)

This article is approaching a year old. It confuses crypto's initial main-streaming boom, as being the peak, as if the first gold rush's initial days, would be it's last, while lamenting the ups, downs,, and controversies.

This article seems to not even know what crypto is. They talk about FTX, which did some crypto business, but their main services, the ones that collapsed spectacularly, were it's lending services. It provided loans, backed by its loans, like a standard bank. Along with FTX, several other US banks collapsed. Many were collapsing, but the government stepped in and using taxpayer money and economic tricks that just similarly steal from the public, through inflation and other means, they bailed most of the bigger banks out.

FTX was like a normal bank, a dishonest fractional reserve betting wildly on risky investments with people's money, while under SEC oversight. The SEC is just highly politicized, picking winners and loosers, while protecting the larger corruption corporations.

FTX was just your standard corrupt bank, laundering money with complex schemes, through Ukraine, US's corrupt-eleet's one stop dark money funnel for decades. FTX used it to steal people's money, launder it, and then funnel it back into political campaigns in the US. They did so nearly 5 to 1, to one particular party. One could speculate the campaign donations to the other party, where likely part of the publicly stated anti-democratic schemes by many to boost low quality opposing candidates, to rig the competition.

The whole US banking system and economy is in a massive melt down. As long as they can hide it and pretend everything is fine, it will do so very slowly. This will give them opportunities to make you pay for it...as long as you are using their government scam fiat currency, backed by empy loans that are backed by empty loans. The US banking system is simply the great depression and tulip hysteria all over again. The only different is they are a well connected, evil gang, that will kill us all to maintain their thrown. Their power, rest in you using their green IOU papers and letting them spy on your every credit card purchase.

Crypto peaked a year ago — investors have lost more than $2 trillion since by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

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I don't know, I buy Bitcoin mining company stocks at the start of the halving runup, then sell later on after it's at least tripled. It works, doesn't take a genius IQ either.

Crypto peaked a year ago — investors have lost more than $2 trillion since by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

[–]Alphix 1 insightful - 2 fun1 insightful - 1 fun2 insightful - 2 fun -  (0 children)

It peaked in late 2021 and as usual it will have another peak 4 years later, that's in 2025. The runup usually lasts about 18 to 24 months, which means it'll start rising again sometime early next year.

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No thanks. Can I see your titties?

Atomic Wallet exploited, users report loss of entire portfolios by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

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Biggest Lie In Crypto? How SEC, US Dems Conduct A PSYOP Vs. Coinbase And Binance by Drewski in cryptocurrency

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PancakeSwap clone script - Create your DeFi platform within a week by aanaethan in cryptocurrency

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Creating a PancakeSwap clone script to develop your own DeFi platform within a week can be a complex task that requires technical expertise and careful planning. However, I can provide you with a general outline of the steps involved in creating a PancakeSwap clone. Keep in mind that this is a simplified overview, and you may need to consult with a professional developer or development team to ensure a successful implementation. Here's a general roadmap:

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Crypto Inc is illegal now by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

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This is a extremely misleading propaganda article and I'm disappointed with Axiom, who usually only posts twisted stuff utilizing quotes from others. This was the worst and most dishonest one I have very seen from Axiom.

The FBI explicitly said more than a decade ago that “it is a violation of federal law for individuals … to create private coin or currency systems to compete with the official coinage and currency of the United States.”

No, that's not exactly what they said. That is what the prosecutor said, when convicting 'National Organization for the Repeal of the Federal Reserve and Internal Revenue Code' of making and distributing coins resembling US currency.

Congress is given some powers to regulate currencies to protect the public, not protect the US Dollar. Nothing really says you can't compete with the US Dollar, just that you must accept it and that Congress can limit other forms of currencies or contracts.

While the Supreme Court may appear to have given Congress this interpreted authority to prevent all other currencies, all cases dipping into that area are from the 1800's, and mostly the former side of it. It was geared at discouraging (not banning), states from issuing their own currencies. States doing so was a mess and hurt the public, to people from out of state, it was like time shares, where you buy points and no one has a clue who controls the supply

This article wrongly postulates that cryptocurrencies are illegal and always were; this is not at all true.

A lot of rich and powerful people were convinced that blockchain technology would prove to be just as revolutionary as the internet, and that it would be ludicrous for crypto to be illegal in the country that's home to Silicon Valley and most technological breakthroughs of recent decades.

That is a ridiculous gaslighting of crypto's collective motivation. Crypto was started and grew from lots of normal people, not rich and powerful corporations and bankers. It was largely to help the unbanked, the oppressed, and people massively overcharged by dozens of layers of middle-men, to simply exchange wealth.

This article, like an good authoritarian propagandist, insists that every thing is illegal until made legal by the Queen. That is not the case and cryptocurrency use is protected in several contexts by the Constitution.

Coinbase went public with close cooperation from the SEC/FED and monetary legal authorities, as was Silvergate, who was regulated by the Federal Reserve its self. Those are NOT "calculated economic decision," but sanctioned, carefully approved, and legal business. This isn't because they are crypto currency companies, it is because they are lenders and trading exchanges.

The implosion of FTX showed that banks are risky to the public. FTX really had nothing fundamentally to do with crypto currency, in regards to their failure. They were a bank, that lent money, and was regulated by the SEC/FED, but still had common bank and political fraud problems, as did multiple banks with no association with crypto.

Yes, the Biden administration is methodically attacking crypto. It has stuffed appointed positions with champions meant to destroy crypto. The SEC is struggling though. They've had to bend and break rules in ways that won't last, to try to snuff out as many established crypto companies as they can.

They are currently getting ready to let the public know in a year or two, their decades long plan to sell them out with a totalitarian world currency system. The US has already pledged to electronically share all citizen identification, employment wages, savings, debts, and retirement info with 40+ other countries, in the multi-country partnership plan they've been working on behind closed doors and without public input. While they've not hidden this plan, they've very much avoid and prevented it from being well known. Of course it is said to prevent money laundering and support their financial sanctions, which will be really important when they seriously the war escalates more.

They must be tight on time, because the SEC has declared the most insane and unrealistic interpretation of laws, that you'd never find in a free country. It currently deems every grocery store clerk a broker and every website that excepts payment, a money exchange-er requiring KYC. Not only that, but the software developers and anyone who supported or participated are on the hook as well. The guy who mowed the law might get popped by the SEC for supporting the place who ran some crypto charity.

The SEC has explained this multiple times, in a willfully deceptive way, while everyone asked them to clarify. This is why they say there is nothing to clarify. What, you don't know how an evil totalitarian communist might corruptly interpret the existing law? They have just claimed to choose not to enforce it all the way.....yet

Read how the SEC says they aren't addressing person to person crypto transactions, then they explain several insane interpretations, making it clear they think even that is money exchanging worthy of KYC requirements. Then you reread the person to person part and realize, they didn't say that was okay, they just said they weren't addressing it and you could put at the end "....yet."

A law that makes everything illegal, but isn't enforced is the most dangerous thing possible. When they can selectively enforce a against who they want, when they want, in violation of Constitutional equal-protection rights, what they have is a powerful and common tool to fascists and dictators.

Crypto Inc is illegal now by [deleted] in cryptocurrency

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Crypto is a huge Scam. Bitcoin only is the future

US SEC sues crypto exchange Coinbase, one day after suing Binance by Drewski in cryptocurrency

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They are going in for the kill. They must act quickly to kill them off and install the government crypto to spy on you, before all this clown-court-shit gets overturned in court.

The SEC has adopted insane interpretations of laws that won't last and consider the grocery store checkout lady a broker who needs to register with the SEC.

Yet, the US has pledged to share all US citizens' personal info, financial status, employment status/amount, and life insurance amounts with > 40 other countries automatically with a new info sharing partnership....totally for money laundering and war discrimination sanctions.....not to feed AI to track everyone's every purchase, surely.

The rush to comply with having already pledge all the US's info to all these eat shit little countries to data mine is important for the timing of converging this and several other efforts at moving towards a centralized corrupt multi-government-partnership-organization to control the world and erase actual democracy.

SEC-induced panic noticed $53 billion wiped from crypto market by bradlux01 in cryptocurrency

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Bitcoin is a Ponzi scheme, just like the US dollar.