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11-06-22 11:33 PM #1
FTX = get out now!!
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11-06-22 11:52 PM #2
Sounds like Binance is trying to hurt a competitor they say back stabbed them?
Does not appear to be working very well looking at the price action?
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11-08-22 01:54 PM #3
"FTX & Alameda Research seem to hold ~ 8 Billion in FTT tokens like that. The catch? The market cap is only 3 billion. 5 Billion could potentially be false reported money on their balance sheet."
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11-08-22 03:28 PM #4
Binance is looking to fully acquire FTX now
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11-09-22 09:11 AM #5
Who would have thought that an exchange that spent millions and millions of dollars on SuperBowl and World Series ads would go broke?
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11-09-22 07:34 PM #6
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11-09-22 07:49 PM #7
Is Sam going to be able to sleep tonight?
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11-11-22 08:19 AM #8
Chapter 11
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11-11-22 05:38 PM #9
Never trust anyone that has a haircut like the FTX CEO.
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11-11-22 06:05 PM #10
Wonder if Crypto.com is next
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11-11-22 07:39 PM #11
It's going to get ugly and swing trading is a good idea right now since news will move this market up and down.
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11-11-22 09:03 PM #12
Next week all crypto exchanges will be gone forever.
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11-11-22 09:36 PM #13
Brady and Gisele had a huge contract with FTX... uh oh
Not that they really need the money.... but a contract is a contract.
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11-11-22 09:43 PM #14
He's got 5 more years in the league to recover that lost contract. The bionic arm is in development.
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11-11-22 09:45 PM #15
Oh oh��
Originally Posted by BOWLSZN
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11-11-22 11:02 PM #16
Derivative traders and staking middle men all going broke can only be good for the industry long term.
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11-12-22 01:10 AM #17
Bear markets also shake out the scam tokens. Originally Posted by Optional
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11-12-22 01:58 AM #18
At least this didn't happen during a bull run.
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11-12-22 04:59 PM #19
Of course not. These scams always come to the surface when the price is dropping. Originally Posted by raiders72001
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11-12-22 05:11 PM #20
Dang anybody stuck with funds on Blockfi?
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11-12-22 05:20 PM #21
Another crypto ponzi bites the dust. Why is anyone surprised?
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11-13-22 11:03 AM #22
https://twitter.com/whalechart/statu...55151472353280SEC Chair old boss at MIT is the father of Caroline Ellison who is the Co CEO of Alameda research.
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11-13-22 11:07 AM #23
Why hasn’t criminal charges been brought against this guy and his crew yet. siphoning billions of dollars in customers funds to another interest sounds illegal to me.
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11-13-22 02:42 PM #24
no clue how to get this cash out of fukking crypto.com hvae like 76 million of shiba. says only multiples of 1000 to cash out?
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11-13-22 03:08 PM #25
Sell that crap or swap it into BTC Originally Posted by lonegambler23
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11-13-22 07:30 PM #26
im tryin to lol only option is ETH and its not letting me Originally Posted by eddycash
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11-14-22 05:25 PM #27
Usually all the big coins are available to swap into. I always see BTC as one of the top choices on their menu. After you press sell, it provides a list of coins and BTC is right above ETH. Originally Posted by lonegambler23
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11-15-22 10:03 AM #28
Criminal complaints and evidence collection for an indictment don’t magically appear. It will take some time. Originally Posted by wombat
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11-15-22 04:01 PM #29
They need to press charges soon so that he doesn’t disappear like that Luna CEO who is currently on the run. Originally Posted by TheLock
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11-15-22 04:08 PM #30
Posted in the other thread too but FTX APP is Malware.
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11-15-22 04:28 PM #31
Never trust a CEO with a hairdo like this:
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11-15-22 10:32 PM #32
NYT makes SBF look like a good guy
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/14/t...ankruptcy.htmlMr. Bankman-Fried’s circle of colleagues was bound by a commitment to effective altruism, a charitable movement that urges adherents to give away their wealth in efficient and logical ways. For co-workers outside the clique, it was sometimes difficult to get time to speak with Mr. Bankman Fried, a person familiar with the matter said. And Mr. Bankman-Fried made it a point of pride that FTX had only about a 300-person staff, much smaller than its top rivals, Binance and Coinbase.
Even as he kept hiring down, Mr. Bankman-Fried built an ambitious philanthropic operation, invested in dozens of other crypto companies, bought stock in the trading firm Robinhood, donated to political campaigns, gave media interviews and offered Elon Musk billions of dollars to help finance the mogul’s Twitter takeover
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11-15-22 11:58 PM #33
Not surprising. Originally Posted by raiders72001
1. Comes out of nowhere with the means to do a crypto startup.
2. Gets celebrities to endorse him. Big bucks spent on branding and marketing.
3. Links to the Democratic party.
4. He's a [ethnicity you're not allowed to speak of on the internet]. Just like Madoff.
5. Links to World Economic Forum.
6. Not arrested - free as a bird.
7. Links to Ukraine.
Is he a pawn/soldier of the globalists? If you've got an inner "conspiracy theorist" like I do, it's going nuts right now.....
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11-16-22 12:19 AM #34
Let's add that the story didn't come out until after the midterms. Originally Posted by Arky
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11-16-22 11:31 AM #35
A democratic party stooge who offered billion$ to help Elon Musk take over Twitter??
Or is that too inconveniently against the narrative to add to that list of "evidence"?Nomination(s):This post was nominated 1 time . To view the nominated thread please click here. People who nominated: jackpot269
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