The "crypto" market's memory is exceedingly short. His points #3 and #4 are precisely why the "crypto" market will have another bull run. Because VC greed never dies. It'll be brand new companies just like FTX and BlockFi but with new names; wolves in sheep's clothing. They will find loop holes around the "securities" issue. Because scammers gonna scam, and n00bs are completely oblivious to crypto history.  We are 13 years into Bitcoin's birth, and the ONLY regulations inacted have been on poor Average Joe (i.e., KYC/AML, id and bank account required, taxes on buy, sell, and profit, etc.), NOT on the scammer exchanges and VCs. |
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Notice how western media are now quite happy to report on Chinese anti Covid protests whilst it completely ignored those in our own countries and colluded with the governments to make people afraid of a flu virus that almost everyone who got it survived.
And now YOU have to be poor to pay for the measures taken during the Covid hysteria whilst the elite got even richer in the process with billions laundered.
The hypocrisy is staggering to say the least.  |
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The Bitcoin halving cycle works perfectly for the crypto scammers. After they have lost everything on a shitcoin, smart Bitcoin maxis are finally birthed in the fifth year and beyond.  |
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You'll get a break the last week of December and that's about it. |
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 Wondering what exactly is the advice I'm pretty sure it's advising you not to place yourself in a situation where you might encounter a single lady. You could start talking to her, then she becomes your girlfriend, then you get married, then she steals all your wealth. Pretty simple. Incels will never get the financial advice anyway, because when she sees them coming, the beautiful lady will either turn around or rapidly cross the street herself.  |
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What a fucking lunatic Elon Musk has turned out to be. He always has been. Although I believe this is a ploy for him to get more highly-paid-yet-expendable Twitter employees to quit. Get rid of the bloat. And it's working. |
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No morals, no ethics, no accountability, no guilt. Spoken like a true narcissistic ponzi scammer. Hope they put him in jail next to Bernie Madoff and Elizabeth Holmes. |
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I love how, at the very bottom of every single downturn, the collective Bitcoin community has a pause and a moment of self-reflection where they wonder if Bitcoin is making any real-world progress at all. And if it is even worth it to still be investing in it... ...A sentiment only to be completely forgotten and smuggly snickered at a mere 12 months later. #thistooshallpass #buybtc |
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Goodbye Mt Gox.
Goodbye Cryptsy.
Goodbye Bitcoin fork wannabes and scammers.
Goodbye Bitconnect.
Goodbye ICOs.
Goodbye NFTs.
Goodbye Terra Luna and UST.
Goodbye FTX.
Goodbye BlockFi.
... keep em' coming.
One by one, let's burn the whole shitcoin and DeFi scam markets to the fkn ground !
The King Daddy still remains, and is still thriving. 🕶
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Ouch! This hurst so bad...  I'm constantly dumbfounded where these "SmARt CrYpTo BRos" think the free and easy interest money actually comes from. Trees, maybe? It's the very definition of a Ponzi. |
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Ya think? Yeah... where did SBF get his money anyway...I wonder....  |
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This is complete FUD to get newbies to sell all at the very bottom. I'm sure it'll work on the retard apes. |
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These idiots always flail and spin things at the bottom when their Ponzi scam collapses. They apparently don't get that their whole scam enterprise is based on client trust. Once client trust is broken, it's broken. It's over. They just don't know it yet.  |
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That didn't aged well, isn't it?  Nice unkempt mop and shlumpy t-shirt on that guy. I'm sure he's quite the lady killer with that look. |
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I agree 11,000 is not a pittance, but considering you got another 76,000 employees with a job is also something that should not be discounted...
I'll just say one more thing about the FB employee base, and leave it alone. As of the last earnings, Meta had over 87,000 employees (and has never seen a quarterly decline in headcount in its 18-year history).  So nothing bizarre about a company laying off 13%, something they never done since nearly two decade inception, coinciding with it being the only year the Fed took borrowing rates from 0% to 5%? Yeah, ok. |
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