With Celsius having paid off their debt and FTX saying they have billions of dollars to backstop the crypto industry, you might say this liquidity crunch is on the way to being behind us.
"If people will keep their money in the banks, everything will be all right" -JP Morgan But will they...
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Celsuis was able to lower their liquidation price level to under 5k
Challenge accepted
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I'll have one of those 449% up months please
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If liquidation prices from big players are known...the sharks will smell blood you eat what you kill and guard the bones
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accounting fraud ?
"In December 2000, Saylor settled with the SEC without admitting wrongdoing by paying $350,000 in penalties and a personal disgorgement of $8.3 million. As a result of the restatement of results, the company's stock declined in value and Saylor's net worth fell by $6 billion."
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I hate checked in baggage. I'll travel light and check nothing in. or there are courrier companies that can ship your stuff from the airport to your hotel, i think thats pretty popular in japan. just pack some bitcoin and you are good to go
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does microstrategy have debentures/bonds/notes that have an option to convert into shares built in ? if so i'd read the prospectus about that, might explain the discount on the shares if there is possibility of massive share dilution
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Interesting. Perhaps there is a risk of over leverage and collapse if bitcoin goes sub 20 would be interesting to watch nevertheless
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its a shitcoin bloodbath xD
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so lemme get this straight. They make a "stablecoin" pegged 1:1 USD:token. Then they "raise" money, or sell it and use those funds to "back it". They make money from all investment income from that like tether investing in commercial paper in china and stuff. adds up quickly when you have billions outstanding. but in this case instead of USD they bought BTC, but still pegged 1:1 USD:token. right ? but this makes no logical sense at all.
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I really enjoyed the book "war is a racket" by Marine corps major general Butler 2 time medal of honor
Moral of the book -> take the profit out of war
War is a racket Who makes the profits? Who pays the bills? How to smash this racket! To hell with war!
Highly recommend to all
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Well...NFT's are jus that, non fungible
so you are buying a "unique" asset. Good luck selling that, by definition its an illiquid maket. easy to buy, impossible to sell. get recked fools
For sure, these.... jpegs pixel art NFTs , are 99.99% shyte. I mean a NFT that represents a real world asset is sorta more interesting...... but if you spend $2.9 million dollars, for a jpeg of a tweet , then you deserve what you get ..... ya, i think we all can agree in a short time kids will never know any of these things: -Paper money -Land/house registration papers stamped by a notary/lawyer -Getting your tax return by mail -mail -Physical ID Cards -Physical Wallets -Gov Money that isn't traceable -Physical baseball cards Bitcoin is freedom, (nft or whatever) digital asset that can't be copied, assigns ownership probably plays a role in the above for better or for worse
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Well...NFT's are jus that, non fungible
so you are buying a "unique" asset. Good luck selling that, by definition its an illiquid maket. easy to buy, impossible to sell. get recked fools
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As long as people don't understand that 1 bitcoin is worth 1 bitcoin, they will try to convert to fiat or whatever, which can be regulated i guess. So i'm guessing this is geared towards apps like coinbase wallet that have direct integration with fiat stuff. How much is a haircut worth? Like 15 bucks usd How much is a banana worth ? Like 75cents usd How much is one canadian dollar worth ? Like 0.8 usd dollar How much is one oz of gold worth ? like 2000$ usd ... How much is one US dollar worth ? Like 2100 sats hope y'all get the point also this was relevant for past discussions <3 https://www.thebeaverton.com/2022/03/conservatives-say-trudeau-will-be-defeated-like-all-other-dictators-in-an-election/
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new shitcoin hack 600m+ will people learn ? no
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This Is Now The Worst Drawdown on Record for Global Fixed Income https://finance.yahoo.com/news/now-worst-drawdown-record-global-005215542.html...aka pensions funds are on fire, "war" is the distraction from what will be a historic default on debt obligations in the West. (Bloomberg) -- Global bond markets have suffered unprecedented losses since peaking last year, as central banks including the Federal Reserve look to tighten policy to combat surging inflation.
The Bloomberg Global Aggregate Index, a benchmark for government and corporate debt total returns, has fallen 11% from a high in January 2021. That’s the biggest decline from a peak in data stretching back to 1990, surpassing a 10.8% drawdown during the financial crisis in 2008. It equates to a drop in the index market value of about $2.6 trillion, worse than about $2 trillion in 2008.
The biggest lie told is : "work until 55-65 or more, then enjoy retirement with a great pension !, yay for you !". That pension check, indexed or not, can't be relied upon. that's why we have bitcoin
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I'm all for a world order. Most problems we have are world size, climate, pollution, fish stocks, space debris, aliens, shitcoins, nft's, etc
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likely sold his NFT to himself. It seems to be a popular way to say "I do not own this address". You then buy stuff overseas with it, like a beach house in Haiti Dominican Republic. edit: plus claim loss on taxes ? So evade taxes AND fraud taxman ? wow thats savage
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