@STT. It might also be they do not care because they have already made much money for their needs, wants and for their retirement. The price pumping to another all time high will only be something similar to a bonus hehehe. In any case, what does everyone think of this speculation? I only found this on social media.
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Similar to when the 49ers found Brock Purdy, it appears the Titans have found Will Levis as a replacement for Ryan Tannenhill. Can everyone not get him from the waiver wire and give me a chance to get him?
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@Rikafip. They might be seeding the information of Adderall addiction presently and use this later. It will be one of their options of escape if their all or nothing tactic does not work hehehe.
On being a whistleblower, I am speculating more on exposing information about FTX's role as the moneylaundering apparatus of the Democrats.
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@zasad@. Uncle Gary declines to outline their roadmap for approval, however, we can be quite certain that because of political connections and maybe bribery, Blackrock's ETF application will be approved first on iShares' final scheduled deadline on March 15, 2024. This is 2 months before the halving and this will be very good timing to begin the institutional pump to the new all time bitcoin high on 2025 or 2026. Bribery is in third world countries, but in America it is lobbying for interests I always try to think not like the crowd. If the spot ETF is approved in the next 2-3 months, then the price of Bitcoin may rise. I will sell my bitcoins. In this scenario, I will see a manipulation that they want to feed the hamsters with bitcoins, and then there will be a dump in the price of bitcoin and a transfer of liquidity into altcoins. But if the spot ETF is approved close to the halving, then my scenario is wrong. Bribery will take different forms, however, corruption will always stay in politics. How do you think the corporate interests get what they want if lobbying does not work? How do they pressure politicians and bureaucrats to do their bidding? Why do you also think there are powerful people who have politicians and judges in their pockets like nickles and dimes?
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@Lucius. It certainly is similar to other hedge funds and investment firms in traditional finance. They are dumping everything on retail investors because the whole traditional market is beginning to enter a bear market hehehhe.
Also, maybe they need the cashflow and liquidity to follow Blackrock's bet on bitcoin. Are we beginning to witness crypto as a safe haven or is this only market manipulation.
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@zasad@. Uncle Gary declines to outline their roadmap for approval, however, we can be quite certain that because of political connections and maybe bribery, Blackrock's ETF application will be approved first on iShares' final scheduled deadline on March 15, 2024. This is 2 months before the halving and this will be very good timing to begin the institutional pump to the new all time bitcoin high on 2025 or 2026.
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@lombok. On October 16 and 23, we have witnessed 2 pumps that have liquidated short sellers. On some news reports and new discovered information, it is speculated that Blackrock has begun buying bitcoin to seed their ETF. October 16 and 23 are Mondays. Tomorrow, October 30, is also a Monday. We might witness another market pump and liquidate traders who are short selling on $35k? This will cause a liquidity cascade to $37k, I reckon.
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This article was published on October 24. If this information is real, it appears that Blackrock is buying bitcoin already. It also appears that the pump on bitcoin might not be a pump and dump. This pump might be caused by Blackrock! I speculate that on October 30-31, we might witness a halloween pump. Blackrock likes to work on Monday and Tuesday, I have heard hehehehe. Eric Balchunas, the Senior ETF Analyst for Bloomberg, pointed out on X an intriguing change in BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF amendment: The world's largest asset manager is planning to seed the fund this month.
The information was discovered by Scott Johnsson, an investor at Van Buren Capital, who also noted that BlackRock has obtained a CUSIP number for the ETF. A CUSIP number serves as a unique identifier for securities, which is essential at the time of issuance and trade settlement.Source https://thedefiant.io/blackrock-plans-to-seed-its-spot-bitcoin-etf-in-october
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@hilariousandco. I am presently eating the words that I have spoken before hehehe. Francis has made everyone witness that he can also be a technical boxer. This was enough to get an arguable split decision. I am quite certain many fans saw this as victory for Francis, however, a loss by split decsion is much better than being carried out of the ring on a stretcher, this was my prediction hehehe.
In any case, what is everyone's prediction on Tyson Fury vs. Usyk after witnessing Fury vs. Ngannou?
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I'm starting to have mixed feelings about what Tapales has been doing lately. It seems like he's moving away from being a humble boxer and trying to imitate what Casimero has been doing. I understand that he's training hard, but maybe he should keep his words to himself and just focus all his energy into training.
Calling himself a "nightmare" for Inoue sounds a bit funny because no amount of trash talk is likely to disrupt Inoue's focus.
That's just how it is, man. Boxers who engage in trash talk tend to get more attention. While Tapales might not naturally be that boastful, he's probably following the orders of his promoter. Marketing the fight is crucial, and this kind of promotion is designed to make the fight more interesting, attract a crowd, and boost potential PPV sales if there is one. Also, if there is an agreement in their contract that the fighters will receive a big bonus if the sales of their payperview reaches a certain quota then Marlon Tapales should certainly trashtalk and market himself as Inoue's nightmare hehehe. I reckon Marlon should also watch the replays of Conor McGregor's interviews and start walking the billionaire walk like Conor hehehe. Nah, I don't think that Tapales has the swag like that, this Filipino boxers came in poor like Manny Pacquaio, so they are really very humble in boxing even if they become a world champion because they still think were they come from. Exception to the rule is John Riel Casimero, however, it seems that his arrogant lifestyle has caught up with him. He doesn't have a good fight at 122 lbs so far and we don't know if Inoue will give him a chance after he got all the belts from Tapales. And remember that this two doesn't speak English very well and obviously it's not their first language. So it's very hard to talk trash against your opponent as it will go on a translator and the translator might missed or intentionally omit words. However, Conor McGregor also was poor in Ireland before he began his career in MMA. He was a plumber and a construction worker. Also similar to Tapales, Conor was also humble before he became very rich. When he was not yet a champion, Conor's trashtalking was also not from his personality. He only taught himself to trashtalk to sell more tickets and more UFC subscriptions. Marlon can also use this tactic to sell more payperviews. It will also make this very exciting for the fans hehe.
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If the report in this article is true, I speculate that we might witness bitcoin pump to $40k and it might go over this. However on pumping to a new all time high, I reckon this might come only after the halving. In any case, much of you might consider this bad news but I will tell everyone for certain that this news is good news if you want more inflows of dollars to enter the cryptospace to pump your cryptocoins hehehehe. There are stablecoin pumpmen who increase inflows for the cryptospace. I am quite certain that there people in the forum who do not like these pumpmen but they are there causing the pumps for you. The pumpman that we do not deserveThe US is losing its regulatory oversight over the stablecoin market, Chainalysis says in a new 97-page research report published this week.
The blockchain forensics company found that the majority of stablecoin inflows have shifted from US licensed companies to non-US licensed ones since March.
As of June, 54.6% of stablecoin inflows to the 50 biggest crypto service providers went to non-US licensed exchanges.
“Though US entities originally helped legitimise and seed the stablecoin market, more crypto users are pursuing stablecoin-related activity with trading platforms and issuers headquartered abroad,” said the report.
“Unfortunately, this means the US government is increasingly losing its ability to conduct stablecoin oversight and US consumers are missing opportunities to engage with stablecoins with the safeguards provided by the US regulatory regime,” the report added.Source https://www.dlnews.com/articles/snapshot/us-losing-oversight-over-stablecoin-market-says-chainalysis/
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On his statement that he thought it was legal to take FTX deposits would later be connected to Sam's absence of discernment between right and wrong. This will be blamed on his longterm use of Adderall and the defense will create a storyline that he is the victim.
This is my prediction.
Nah, I don't think that his defense will go that way, but I guess we will see. Either way, I don't think he will avoid a long jail sentence considering all the pepple that testified against him, unless by some miracle he gets a deal and give them something big enough (maybe connected to CZ/Binance?). Anyway, round 2 just started, for those intersetd to hear what he has to say. https://twitter.com/innercitypress/status/1717898718232350770I disagree. If someone is facing a lifetime in prison, all types of other options on how to reduce sentence will certainly be more attractive than the option facing him. However, agree on Sam Bankrupt-Fraud becoming a whistleblower. Sam Tabasco is waiting for him and become partners again hehehe. I speculate Sam Tabasco to be whistlerblower no.1 who might have made a deal with the government already.
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I'm starting to have mixed feelings about what Tapales has been doing lately. It seems like he's moving away from being a humble boxer and trying to imitate what Casimero has been doing. I understand that he's training hard, but maybe he should keep his words to himself and just focus all his energy into training.
Calling himself a "nightmare" for Inoue sounds a bit funny because no amount of trash talk is likely to disrupt Inoue's focus.
That's just how it is, man. Boxers who engage in trash talk tend to get more attention. While Tapales might not naturally be that boastful, he's probably following the orders of his promoter. Marketing the fight is crucial, and this kind of promotion is designed to make the fight more interesting, attract a crowd, and boost potential PPV sales if there is one. Also, if there is an agreement in their contract that the fighters will receive a big bonus if the sales of their payperview reaches a certain quota then Marlon Tapales should certainly trashtalk and market himself as Inoue's nightmare hehehe. I reckon Marlon should also watch the replays of Conor McGregor's interviews and start walking the billionaire walk like Conor hehehe.
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@owengtam09. Agreed. Jon Jones did not easily injure his body during training when he was the light heavyweight champion. His cancelled fights before were only because of smorting cocaine, abuse of alcohol and the hit and run of a pregnant woman. I reckon that this injured knee might be caused by being overweight for these chicken legs! I am quite certain these bones of Bones Jones cannot carry more than 150 kilograms without injury.
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@pixie85. Agreed. We should idolize him on his skill on women and how they become Saylor's jerkers hehehehe. In the cryptospace I reckon this has also worked on men hehehe. Saylor's jerkers form a circle to continue the jerking and tell everyone that there is no second best.
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@Rikafip. People on social media who are posting memes are very distracting hehehehe. On his statement that he thought it was legal to take FTX deposits would later be connected to Sam's absence of discernment between right and wrong. This will be blamed on his longterm use of Adderall and the defense will create a storyline that he is the victim. This is my prediction.
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@BenCodie. Yes I am saying that somewhere in the future people will sell their bitcoins because they have bought it as a speculative investment. Do you not see it occur on the market?
I did not say bitcoin was used for immoral purposes. You have said this. I said people use bitcoin for gambling and moneylaundering which are very good use cases for bitcoin and many cryptocoins, I reckon.
It can also be used as a very longterm savings account. No one can stop you. However, how can you prove this is not a very longterm speculative investment?
On scaling, you said on 2030 bitcoin will scale. We will wait for this. However, it appears from what is presently being done, scaling will be offchain or on more centralized networks.
On this Pomp, he is only one example of the many larpers in this community who larp about bitcoin and how it will fix everything. Also many times these larpers are very arrogant who think they are better because their coin is the one coin that is better than all coins. It is very head shaking behavior these larpers.
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Lolz . See comment. Yet he becomes one of the biggest hodler of that the same gambling fate coin. smile!! Well at the initial time of the technology many people disdain and hate it, but when some discovered that bitcoin network is much more better than keeping their money in fiat bank, they started using as their investment coin. Well this not a new news so Uncle Saylor will say "that was then and not now". And I don't think he will still disdain bitcoin when he has seen the benefits and the important which he has kept his money in anonymous. Saylor now preach the goodness of bitcoin nd not the reverse part. Though I am not following on IG and Twitter but I believe he does not hate bitcoin again. What Michael Saylor Moon will certainly not disdain is how much money he will make from hoarding and holding bitcoin hehehe. What does everyone predict, will he dump or will he use his bitcoin as collateral to sell bitcoin short very much similar when he used Microstrategy stocks as collateral to buy bitcoin long? In any case, he will be one of the richest people who has larped about bitcoin in the cryptospace.
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It would be very difficult to disagree on Arthur's speculation and this speculation is certainly much better for bitcoin's pump! If everyone is also aware on which next ETF application is scheduled for approval, we can be quite certain that this will not be approved by uncle Gary and the SEC. There might be an argument for an approval if the next scheduled application is on Blackrock's ETF, however, it is not them. It is Global X's ETF which might not have the same influence and connections that Blackrock has on the government. Arthur Hayes, the co-founder of the BitMEX derivatives exchange, published an essay attributing the crypto market rally to the costs associated with hawkish U.S. foreign policy and not spot Bitcoin ETF anticipation.
In an Oct. 24 essay titled The Periphery, Hayes attributed U.S. president Joe Biden’s open-ended commitment to supporting Israel’s war effort against Hamas to the recent surge in the crypto markets.
“If long-term U.S. Treasury bonds offer no safety for investors, then their money will seek out alternatives,” Hayes said. “Gold, and most importantly, Bitcoin, will begin rising on true fears of global wartime inflation.”Source https://thedefiant.io/arthur-hayes-says-btc-is-rallying-over-us-military-spending-not-etf-hype
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