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"If it wasn't for these damn twitter personalities messing up the plans, they would have gotten away with it." You sound like a Scooby Doo villain. If these c
by bhouston 4y ago
"If it wasn't for these damn twitter personalities messing up the plans, they would have gotten away with it."
You sound like a Scooby Doo villain. If these companies are not run well, they can be brought down by mere twitter personalities. This is a stress test. Those who are run well, will survive this.
Another analogy: If you build a house out of straw (because you cut corners) should you blame the big bad wolf who can just blow it down?
- cryptoanon 4y agoSure you can say this is a stress test - I’m just saying it’s misinformation. I am annoyed by people who spread misinformation for clout. Applies to both the bullish credit and the bearish crowd.
- boc 4y agoYou have no evidence that this post is misinformation. You’re just choosing to believe it’s untrue.
- cryptoanon 4y agoI do not have the burden of proof.
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- polygamous_bat 4y agoNo, Alameda/SBF does. And they haven't said anything about it. People are free to draw their conclusions from that.
- polygamous_bat 4y agoYou cannot complain something is misinformation without offering information to counter it. That never works, will never work. The only reason an article like this, speculative or not, has wind to it's sails because crypto is not regulated like equity and companies like Alameda does not have to publish regular financial reports that classic market participants moving billions of "dollars" have to publish.
- cryptoanon 4y agoWhat if I saw military helicopters flying above and told others “war has broken out!” I see how you can say that’s not misinformation, but wild speculation. For me, it’s both.
- polygamous_bat 4y agoTurn on a TV. No news about a war? No war. Unless you think there is a deeper conspiracy to keeping a war secret. There you go, some really simple sources of information to counter your misinformation.