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cryptoanon
4y ago
Brex
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cryptoanon
4y ago
Key line here is that Sam transferred $4B from FTX to Alameda, unbeknownst to FTX executives, to bail them out.
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cryptoanon
4y ago
Alameda messed up in the same way that three arrows did. That’s not necessarily Sam’s fault, because he did not run Alameda at the time. However, it seems like you build them out by providing them with a ton of FTT collateral so he’s pretty
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cryptoanon
4y ago
I never made any comments about FTX.
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cryptoanon
4y ago
Ego wars. Sam made a joke about CZ getting arrested on US soil.
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cryptoanon
4y ago
The wide range of Binance’s criminal behavior didn’t clue you in on his sharkiness prior to this?
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cryptoanon
4y ago
I have no interest in Sam, Sam coins, or the cult of Sam.
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cryptoanon
4y ago
What if I saw military helicopters flying above and told others “war has broken out!” I see how you can say that’s not misinformation, but wild speculation. For me, it’s both.
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cryptoanon
4y ago
They gladly and unapologetically have posted fake material for engagement https://twitter.com/otteroooo/status/1548010114136715264
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cryptoanon
4y ago
> I'm just saying, the idea that people are not entitled to come to conclusions based on partial information is not valid. It’s possible to get scammed by a person that’s telling you that something is a scam. That’s an affinity scam
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cryptoanon
4y ago
I do not have the burden of proof.
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cryptoanon
4y ago
You’re right. I edited that in later but I’m going to take it out. He’s made some pretty damning accusations based on circumstantial evidence.
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cryptoanon
4y ago
I’m not saying alameda is not insolvent. Im saying that the burden of proof is on the author to prove that they are insolvent.
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cryptoanon
4y ago
Sure you can say this is a stress test - I’m just saying it’s misinformation. I am annoyed by people who spread misinformation for clout. Applies to both the bullish credit and the bearish crowd.
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cryptoanon
4y ago
What if the loans are minted DAI? How is that a Ponzi?
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cryptoanon
4y ago
3AC had been packed to the gills with uncollateralized loans. Since then, most lenders have recalled loans and cleaned up their toxic balance sheet.
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cryptoanon
4y ago
I mean this guy as well as a bunch of people on Twitter who have been clout chasing ambulance chasers, running over the truth to chase a story. The formula is this: 1. Create an helpful explainer thread to explain some crisis (ex-post) 2. S
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cryptoanon
4y ago
How is that related to this article?
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cryptoanon
4y ago
Exactly. It seems like the author has very limited insight in the space. It makes you curious how they could come to such a headline/conclusion, when they spend the entire article, talking about the assets instead of the liabilities!
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cryptoanon
4y ago
I really do not like this article and the discourse here for several reasons: 1. The entire Coindesk article lacks meaningful substance. For instance, we have zero idea about what those $7.4 billion of “loans” are. It’s really irresponsibl
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cryptoanon
4y ago
Wow. I was wondering why I had such a hard time reading this. Now that you say it, you’re spot on – it’s the text equivalent of stop and go traffic.
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cryptoanon
4y ago
Go to a psychiatrist and try ask for ketamine. It has the same effect of detaching you from trauma. It’s like putting your brain through a car wash.
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cryptoanon
4y ago
How do we know that the multiple sessions of general anesthetic isn’t doing the legwork against the depression? I read the article and there were very scant details.
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cryptoanon
4y ago
Why are you so cruel?
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cryptoanon
4y ago
A lot of people seem to think that this was an inside job. I’m getting tired of this. So much money has been siphoned away from the market it’s not funny anymore.
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cryptoanon
4y ago
A third of a life at 19 is barely a life at all
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cryptoanon
4y ago
Short guys have it extremely tough. No marginalized group would ever recognize the struggle of short guys. It’s a tough life, extremely tough to match, tough to get people to pay attention professionally (at first), and just tough to not ma
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4y ago
The blowup of Terra/Luna may be the single greatest market tragedy in South Korea since the IMF intervention. Do Kwon ruined his own people and seems to show very little remorse for it. Some may view him as a scapegoat - I do not. Cred
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cryptoanon
4y ago
Do you have ADHD? That's the typical reaction to stimulants.
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cryptoanon
4y ago
This is a disingenuous argument because you pretend like gold has no downsides. The major, and very real downside of gold is that it's costly to store. The risk of confiscation is high unless you protect yourself with weapons. (And, in
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