Reply With QuoteIt's getting crazy now. Apparently Tether has received a ransom request and is under a DDOS attack.
Not sure what to think of this, doesn't really make sense to me.... Is this how they will explain to the world that the reserves are gone?
BTC $18k.
At this speed, we'll be at $12k by Tuesday.
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It's getting crazy now. Apparently Tether has received a ransom request and is under a DDOS attack.
Not sure what to think of this, doesn't really make sense to me.... Is this how they will explain to the world that the reserves are gone?
BTC $18k.
Someone who lies about the little things will lie about the big things too.
I have a $30k short on MSTR @ 5 X leverage I opened before the weekend.
Could be an enjoyable watch at 14:30 on Tuesday if this keeps up!
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Just when the NASDAQ will open again.Originally Posted by ~dadam02~
Thanks very much - kind offer. I may well do that, but it may be some time as Im not getting involved until the dust has properly settled.
Celsius liquidation price $13,603.20
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Triple extortion. Interested mainly as I work for a cyber firm.
Irony overload , Celsius calking in lawyers and a bank to save their skin
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It's all cool bro. Buy the dip of the dip of the dip.
Missed the last bull run?
Get in now, generational bottom just in, next stop $250k.
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Testing $20k. You must be twitchy.
A big pair of kahunas you have.
Weekend low for tokenised MSTR was around $120.
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Does that mirror what the real stock price would do? Presumably a very different type of holder so would be hard to say that the real stock price would have done the same?
May have gone even lower if the BTC price dumped to $17,750 on a Tuesday, for example.
Great price to load the boat with MSTR!
10X from here.
Last edited by mr noble; 19th June 2022 at 13:45.
Yes, load the boat for chapter 11.
MSTR equity will be cancelled in the restructuring.
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It has always crossed my mind that all a fraudulent company would need to do is fake a ransom note, encrypt it's servers and then pay a "ransom" in untraceable BTC and then either go bust or retire without paying taxes etc.
Still hopefully the ransomware people will also get wiped out as they probably can't turn their BTC ransoms back into dollars easily.
And considering the SEC are about 300 staff short of being able to put all the crypto crooks behind bars they'd probably get away with it
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Same as it ever was.
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A tokenised stock is backed by one real share in custody. You can exchange one for the other.Does that mirror what the real stock price would do? Presumably a very different type of holder so would be hard to say that the real stock price would have done the same?
May have gone even lower if the BTC price dumped to $17,750 on a Tuesday, for example.
Great price to load the boat with MSTR!
10X from here.
So yes, this is exactly what the "real stock price" has done.
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Fear not, the oracle has spoken.
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https://www.theonion.com/man-who-los...l-t-1848764551Fear not, the oracle has spoken.
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Two years until the next presidential elections in El Salvador. He is not going to go peacefully.
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Chill and have a coffee guys, all is well
Just reading up on today's news:
- Blockfi lost $285 mio during the crypto bull market
- USDD is depegging
- Musk trying to pump Doge and it didn't even move one cent
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True dat
And the best is that it won't get any bailout either, and nor will all the collapsing ponzis in DEFI.True dat
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Is a bailout only a bailout if it's funded by taxpayer money? What if it's funded with a fraudulently inflated stablecoin?
Who owns the economic risk of this position going under? The clients of Binance?
I can't remember the last time when the New York stock exchange had to buy equities to stabilise the stock market, when was that again?
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Do FXhedge have any proof or data to back that claim up? I suspect not. I notice they have replies switched off and dont provide any proof or links to any of their headline claims.
$2bn of BTC inflows onto Binance? .Yes. Binance themselves (CZ) buying $2bn with their own money to prop up the market ..no.
CZ buying $2bn BTC with his own money because hes a whale and thinks the bottom is in ..yes, possible.
Well they did add 101,266 BTC to their company wallet yesterday. Maybe they found them underneath the sofa?
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If the coins were already on their own exchange, moving them into a different wallet would have no effect on the price.
Where were they moved from?
If they bought them from customers on their own exchange it will have every effect on price.
Really.
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If they bought them from customers, then yes, but they didn't. There was nowhere near $2bn of sell volume from customers over the weekend.
Anyway, another waste of time argument. I just hate it when people post misleading unverified “facts”.
And I’m directing that at FXhedge and the likes…..not you Raffe.
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What? There was nowhere near $2bln volume on Binance?
Binance traded $35bln bitcoin over the past 24 hrs, over $50bln over the weekend.
https://www.binance.com/en/price/bitcoin
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Yes. $2bn was a drop in the ocean then.
Finally somebody does something:
South Korea bans all current and former Terra employees from leaving the country.
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Back at $20k. Feels heavy.
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CR7 will help spread the gospel
Oh yes, celebrities shilling for crypto. Where have we seen this before?
https://www.thewrap.com/matt-damon-a...r-crypto-bomb/
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In a world where people live out their best lives in Instagram, I think its a very clever (but no doubt very expensive) move by Binance
Hes the most followed person on the planet (last I heard)
The dominoes are falling, one after the other. Can't wait until this sh1tshow is over and done with.
https://coinflex.com/blog/coinflex-u...n-withdrawals/
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Someone who lies about the little things will lie about the big things too.
Anyone going to invest in the newly launched $TWINKcoin?
Hope you dont mind me asking .what did you do with your short? Do you leave them open until they get to where you want them to be, or do you have a stop loss?
A 5x leveraged short would have been stopped out on Monday.
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I'm still bearish, I don't understand these rises and some are bizarre, like Shiba
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Assets sometimes behave strangely after a very strong sell-off, you can see similar patterns in some of the beaten-down tech stocks (MSTR, CVNA, COIN). I share your sentiment, I remain short BTC here and am not too fussed about those moves.
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https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/b...scam-jtn68pvt2
Is Bitcoin Just a Scam ? From the Times on Sunday.
I leave them open, until i get what I want. Lost lots last week. But i am in again. See how this week goes.
There seems to be a bit of background noise at the moment pushing the 'Mayer Multiple'* as an analytic indicator for the current (and potentially future) value of bitcoin.
https://studio.glassnode.com/workbench/mayer-multiple
I've never heard of it before and a quick google doesn't make me much wiser. Is this a popular/credible/useful/accurate analytic tool with relevance beyond the cryptoverse?
* Purely in terms of alliterative quality, I find 'Bollinger Bands' much more pleasing.
Anything that will make the gullible buy.
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