I was excited after the superbowl and during the draft, however, I am presently in a similar mood as you after not witnessing the most exciting trade rumors occur. But things to be excited on during the next season would be Deshaun Massage Lover Watson in a complete season with his new team. Improvements and comeback of Russel Wilson after a bad season with the Broncos. The New York Jets and Mr. I am immunized Rodgers. The Bills next post season, no comment hehehehe.

In any case, what is the plan for our fantasy league? The same schedule, we draft 1 week before the regular season begins?

Similar to my vote last month, my vote this month is again yes the pump will continue hehehe. It might also be good to mention the rumor in this thread that our uncle Gary is resigning from the SEC. The source of this information is an anonymous official in the SEC, according to sauces.

Gensler is presently the enemy boss of the cryptospace. If this enemy leaves, I am quite certain the happy CZ will consider it a victory and pump bitcoin to $40k.

On Binance being kicked out of many jurisdictions, be careful what you wish for. CZ is a clown crypto hustler very much similar to Justin Sun, however, this coordinated crackdown should be concerning because do you know who will take over? The people who own you. The rulers of your countries, the real criminals, the manipulators behind traditional finance.

Update. There are rumors circulating in social media that uncle Gary has resigned. I will just share this on this thread instead of creating a new one while we wait for an official annoucement from the SEC.

Also, the market is not pumping. Markets usually react positively to rumors if there is some truth behind them.

In any case, I wish it is true hehehehe.



In a stunning revelation, an anonymous official from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has reportedly disclosed that Gary Gensler, the Chairman of the SEC, has submitted his resignation following an internal investigation. This bombshell news has sent shockwaves through the financial industry, raising concerns about the integrity of the regulatory body and the implications for investor confidence.

The anonymous SEC official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity due to the sensitive nature of the matter, stated, "Gary Gensler has resigned from his position as Chairman of the SEC following an internal investigation into alleged misconduct. The details of the investigation are confidential, but the decision to step down underscores the seriousness of the findings."

Source https://www.thecryptoalert.com/post/sec-sources-confirm-gary-gensler-resignation

I never thought I would see a statement saying that a certain fight will be risky for Canelo after being the king of the super middleweight division hehehhee. I reckon Bivol is showing the Irish looking Mexican that he cannot be dictated into a rematch in light heavyweight hehe.

For this fight, I am shaking my head that only 3 people voted for Canelo by decision. This is a very clear outcome. If Canelo cannot knockout Ryder, it might also be difficult for him to knockout Charlo.

In any case, where is David Benavidez? Canelo is avoiding the future king?

However, this is stake.com, a reputable sportsbook. What reputable sportsbooks do is limit the account of someone who they speculate might be a winning professional sportsbettor. I ask again, why would stake.com harm their reputation for only $6000? This is a very small amount for them which they can pay very easily.

Also, @Willowbitcoin also mentioned that he used a VPN when he went overseas in a banned jurisdiction. This might be a something similar to a breach in stake.com's terms and conditions.

On the regulators of Germany's refusal to approve Binance's application for license, there are many clickbait headlines being created behind this. Binance can still operate in Germany but it only cannot advertise in the country.

There is no impact on the users' ability to deposit, withdraw, buy or sell.



As of February 2023, Binance had as many as 2 million German users, per Wirtschaftswoche, which makes the exchange one of the biggest platforms in the country. Moreover, even if Binance doesn’t have a license in Germany, technically users can still navigate and use the exchange.

Source https://decrypt.co/146699/germanys-bafin-rejects-binance-crypto-custody-license-report

What was shocking for me was the market's immediate reaction to the news. The market made a big dump on everyone's faces which might imply that there were many traders who were waiting for the latest news updates on the ETF hehehe. However, this also implies that if the next news update is positive, we might witness a big pump!

Hehe I am not mixing anything, when I said blockchain it pertains also to the cryptospace and cryptocoins. If it is the wrong word to use, for this discussion we use cryptospace.

In any case, these are only my own thoughts and my own speculations based on all of the news and articles that I have read. The answer is yes, China's cryptospace ambitions will have an impact on bitcoin and much of the cryptospace. I cannot be certain about crypto mining, however, we might witness regulated cryptocoin trading for institutional and retail investors in Shanghai very much similar to what they have done in Hong Kong on June 2.

I only begun to notice when people in social media were saying to stop shorting it to avoid causing a short squeeze which will only cause it to pump higher.

I am not quite certain why it is pumping, however, there are rumors that TUSD is being printed to pump Bitcoin Cash. I will collect more information and share them in this thread. If anyone has news, rumors and speculations on why this is happening, please share them.

We cannot be quite certain if these are good or bad laws, however, this will create a much better cryptospace environment in the UK because the developers and their projects can work under clear guidelines on what can and cannot do. This should also be happening in America.

Thank you for signing it into law King Charles.



A U.K. bill giving regulators the power to supervise crypto and stablecoins was approved by King Charles Thursday, marking the last formal stage that makes the bill law.

Read in full https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2023/06/29/uk-crypto-stablecoin-rules-receive-royal-assent-passing-into-law/

@Rikafip. If they pay hehehehe.

The skeptical is now thinking that the people who founded and created these failed Cefi lending services are really working for the government to make the cryptospace appear that it is full of scamming hustlers.

The reason for this is to make the cryptospace community divided and make it look that it is in need of a takeover by the people behind the traditional financial companies.

I disagree and you should not make irresponsible statements like this especially if it can increase the risk of someone's funds in an exchange or a bank account being frozen or closed.

Anyone can argue that taint is not real, however, this certainly does not assure anyone that sending tainted coins to a centralized service will not cause us some problems.

America is not closing their doors, only putting an end to most of the cryptospace hehehe, okay. Are you also implying that everything that is not bitcoin is a scam and the SEC should put an end to them?

In any case, is it not a sign that China is opening up? HSBC might know something more than us and they also did it on January before all this hype about Blackrock and Fidelity.

If you do not read the news on the recent developments on China, Hong Kong and the cryptospace, I have shared articles about this topic a few times. If you also read between the lines, good chance that China will open up and try to be the leader. I might get the year wrong when I said Shanghai will be approved for accepting the cryptospace on 2025, however, they will have no choice but to open up if they want to continue pushing for their blockchain ambitions.

Also, what difference does it make? Unless you are living under a rock, if you open up your borders to welcome the cryptospace, it must include whitelisting the top cryptocoins. Developments on this are starting in Hong Kong. Their regulators have whitelisted some projects for everyone to trade already, including retail traders.

We should also listen to stake.com's side of the accusation. They are one of the largest casinos and sportsbooks in the cryptospace that also sponsors famous MMA fighters. Why would they hurt their own reputation only for $6000?

What is head scratching here is they are asking for physical receipts of bill payments. Similar to
Willowbitcoin's argument, only very few people do this in 2023.

@Willowbitcoin. It might be better to ask someone from Stake's security department to check into your problem. The people you sometimes speak with in live support are agents working for a call center.

Does the futures market determine the price of bitcoin or does the spot market? I am quite certain that everyone already knows the answer to this.

In any case, a spot ETF will be very bullish for bitcoin. I do not know why there are some people who refuse to understand the difference between spot and futures ETF.

Binance might not bite the dust, however, it is beginning to suffer a slow dismantling process being done against it by the regulators and the people behind traditional finance. The exchange is banned from operating under the jurisdictions of Netherlands, Canada, Belgium and a few more and this is also increasing. Their banking partners are also withdrawing their support for the exchange.

Where will Binance and CZ be in 5 years?

Hehehehe I never said or even implied that presently China is more friendly towards the cryptospace than the US. What I was saying is how it is head shaking that a communist country like China is starting to open their borders for the cryptospace and America is closing theirs.

You also ask what I am talking about when comparing China and America in context to the cryptospace? It is China's ambition to be the world leader in everything, including information technology and blockchain. President Xi mentioned this in one of his speeches. We are witnessing their move slowly in Hong Kong. Shanghai will be next.

On futures ETF and spot ETF having no difference, I disagree. There is a difference. A spot ETF gives the investors exposure to bitcoin because the contents of those funds will be bitcoins, a futures ETF does not. If Blackrock's ETF is approved, do you remember the pump that begun on March 12 because of CZ's $1 billion twap? It might be similar to that but more of them after each ETF approval of the other institutional funds.

I would because their action implies that they might be speculating that the bear market is presently over or will be over.

On Blackrock's ETF application, I was also skeptical about it because why were the cryptonews media again using an old storyline from 2021? However, it also made me think, why would Blackrock apply for an ETF during Gensler's crackdown on the cryptospace? This might be because they know for certain that the whole cryptospace market will not dump anymore.

Heheheheheheheheee!  The physical comparison and seeing how much larger Elon's body is and the odds on him is 3.00, my bet will be on Elon!

Who would not bet on this beautiful white pasty man.



His training partner might also be the great Georges St. Pierre. Bullish news for Elon bettors hehehe.



@elonmusk I'm a huge fan of yours and it would be an absolute honor to help you and be your training partner for the challenge against Zuckerberg

Source https://twitter.com/georgesstpierre/status/1672659330057879552



Elon Musk replied Ok, let’s do it.