It will be another disaster, when SBF kills himself he will not be held accountable for his crimes anymore.
As you said, it will be difficult to recover the losses of FTX victims.

But does SBF still have other assets to be able to compensate the victims, and will the other perpetrators also be investigated in relation to this case?
I feel sorry for the many victims who have a lot of assets in FTX and whose losses still can't be recovered.

Well done everyone although there are still a lot of ways to improve. Here are some comments from my moderator for the participants (I am not mentioning the names, feel free to align whichever suits you LOL )

Hi! Speaking as a Marvel enjoyer, this is a fun idea I'll let the rest of the team know, we might think about it.

Again, I am not trying to defend coinplay, as we don't know what happened and why they banned your account, but the other scam casinos you mentioned will usually confiscate all your money and will not let you withdraw any penny. This is not what happened with you or with brandonlang
You can ask their support to tell you which term they think you have breached. But if I were you (since you are not satisfied with their service) I would take my money and find another casino.

The only way any new legislation will actually be enacted is if a majority of congresspeople support such a thing. But right now it seems that most of them do not care so much about cryptocurrency and are too busy with other stuff.

I disagree that stablecoins should be regulated first, considering it was a token that took down the entire exchange. So they should start with that if they want to take an immediate action to prevent a market tank again.

I wouldn't call it desperate. They know everyone is overly sensitive nowadays due to all recent events (as they should be), so it's a no-brainer to tell your users that you aren't running a ponzi, especially to those withdrawing funds.

If you don't have funds there, you trade less, they receive less revenue.

Of course, that doesn't mean you should keep your coins there (you shouldn't, in any exchange, ever).

Agreed. The odds for this fight might be 1.05 for Naoya Inoue and 8.50 to 9.00 for Paul Butler. The ending will also certainly be another knockout for Inoue. Where the oddsmakers might place the over or the under might be on 7.5 rounds and they might favor the under, I reckon. However, Paul Butler was knocked out only once and it was 7 years ago. I speculate that Inoue will knock Butler on the 10th or 11th round.

What everyone still needs is their money back. If FTX or Sam Bankman-Fried will give back all the money of customers/investors on FTX Exchange is far better and everyone will be happy.
There are also some people that are still hoping to get their hard-earned money back.
With this arrest of Sam Bankman-Fried could guarantee that these customers/investors' funds will get back? We'll never know.

If you check Twitter and r/CryptoCurrency, you'll see a lot of warnings about FTX[1], especially now after CZ decided to liquidate FTT (FTX token).

Isn't almost 3 months before nominees being announced a little bit too early to start this thread?

Weird to accuse of Brandon Frasier to be taking advantage of anything political when the dude gained so much weight just for a movie, and played with both that much extra weight AND also protesthetics just too look even fatter and got like 10+ minute applause for his acting. I am not saying he will win, all I am saying is that someone else may win, but if he does end up winning then I am sure it will be based on his talents and acting and nothing else.

If such platforms would be gone, I'm very sure a different kind would take over. Developers are pretty much aware that there is a considerable demand all over the world. New platforms, probably better ones, would come out in no time.

While I'm not really technical and cannot provide you specifics, I have read countless of times why this DeFi thing is full of flaws to the point that they're all but decentralized. The great majority of them have central points of failure. Proof of which is the massive number of so-called DeFi platforms that ended up hacked or being exploited. Billions and billions are lost because they're fake. That they are severely criticized for carrying the decentralized label is certainly justified.

All these layoffs were announced months in advance before they happened, and I already wrote in one of the threads where we discussed that all these companies first try to cut their costs by laying off as many people as possible, and then forcing those who remained to work at least twice as much. This is quite a common occurrence in a capitalist society where money is God, and company owners are some kind of high priests who serve it by exploiting those at the bottom of the pyramid.

I do not think that this is a bad sign in the sense that all these companies should be seen in the light of possible failure, because we can hardly expect that all these companies are managed in the way that the famous Mr. Bankman does with his company. In other words, to destroy a $20 billion company overnight, you still need to have a certain amount of skill, and we don't see such people every day, do we?

People want this one to win because its his come back film but its not the best film nor his best performance so I dont think on these short odds its a good choice unless people really decide they think its better then all other choices, I do not.

Looks like y'all gonna need to apologize to Baker Mayfield LOL

Rams still suck horribly though.

The favourite should be the one to be awarded.  Steven Spielberg is one of the best movie directors ever and the Fabelmans looks like a great movie. My bet goes to the Fabelman for best movie.

Yup, the Jim Cramer counter trade is in full swing. With him basically calling crypto dead, you have your signal that it’s time to go all in. I’m kidding of course, but the numbers don’t lie. Jim Cramer is an absolutely terrible market tuner who is always late to the party with the wrong take on the situation. Seeing him calling for more pain is the first positive signal I’ve seen that the market may be ready for a turnaround.

If by adoption you mean that the likes of FTX, BlockFi, Celsius, Voyager, Terra, and other centralized crypto companies and projects sprouting everywhere playing billions of people's money, then yes, it threatens adoption. If by adoption you mean that people could buy Bitcoin P2P through a legitimate DEx and then self-custody it, I don't think this is much of a threat. And, again, Bitcoin itself is not threatened by this. It cannot even be threatened with a declaration that it is a criminal's money and should therefore be made illegal.