A stray thought - what if some governments, through proxies, are trading BTC in such a way as to introduce volatility simply to reduce the power of BTC? International currency prices are openly manipulated by government treasuries, so why not the tiny crypto markets?
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Fulcrum29
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I don't have an issue with the SEC when it comes to criminal activities. Rug pulls are still in abundance. Unaudited crypto campaigns are still being marketed. Scams are still being approved by auditors. Launchpads have no due diligence. I can go on.
Agreed. But I wouldn't classify Kraken and Coinbase offerings under any of those.
No one is safe, no matter how legitimate...The White house even published an Economic report on Monday which dedicated a whole chapter to discrediting Crypto. On and off ramp banks are also fewer by the day... Its gone beyond regulation imo... They'll do anything to cut crypto off from the banking system in the US
NarrowBandFtw
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hmmm, dunno why you're having such trouble, my account was just re-verified without supplying any ID document at all, just a liveness check using my MacBook's webcam while logged into the Binance website
This was my first time verifying, which might be the difference.
Fulcrum29
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Fulcrum29
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Ever since the FTX collapse, many people were in the view that many exchanges will collapse with Binance possibly having the biggest target over its head, but many also counted on Microstrategy’s Bitcoin holding coming home to roost, well,
L-Dog
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Will be broke or the richest man in the next 10 years
Buy high, wait for unvoluntary liquidation seems to be their strategy.
Fulcrum29
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Twitter changed its logo to Doge and this happened.
Musk must expect some shots in his direction.
Musk must expect some shots in his direction.
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Think he is alreayd being sued for abour $260 billion for pumbing Dodge clearly doesn't care
Elon 'The Dogefather' Musk Asks Judge to Toss $258 Billion Racketeering Lawsuit
Musk's lawyers called Dogecoin "a legitimate cryptocurrency" and the lawsuit, Johnson v. Musk et al., a "fanciful work of fiction."
gizmodo.com
Sensorei
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The nice thing about white collar crime is that even when you're broke you're never actually broke. Broke=Only 1 mansion in Miami.
Fulcrum29
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Just a few more % to go until they get to break even, let's see if things will go in their favor this time.
Fulcrum29
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Fulcrum29
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Well-played, but the statement isn't really true.
Fulcrum29
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Baller move by Musk, but I can only hope that the eToro partnership isn't exclusive.
DapperDanMan
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What would that be the best way to get ZAR from Binance?
Binance account was registered many years ago (pre-2021) but never verified, and it currently holds ETH, ETHW, TRX, BTTC and BNB.
Consolidate all into Litecoin (except ETH) then drive to Lonehill and perform two separate withdrawals?
Or a completely different approach?
What would be the wisest procedure?
Unless they hoping ATM avoids tax declaring.
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