batmenace

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   by batmenace 8y ago

   I agree that there is definitely a lot in terms of abuse when it comes to philanthropy and, more specifically, thr foundations that are set up. As always, those people who want to will find a way to cheat the system for their advantage. Tha
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   by batmenace 9y ago

   For some reason, reading this I had to think of the old movie "Brewster's Millions", as if this guy, too, had to get rid of all the money.
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   by batmenace 9y ago

   Theres another case, though. Some people have no choice but to be "difficult". Consider, for example, a lawyer from an international firm travelling with company devices, which have on them privileged information that can under no
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   by batmenace 9y ago

   Well I wouldn't be thrilled on losing my life-savings, no matter what age.
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   by batmenace 9y ago

   Most of the institutional 'slow money' like endowments and pension funds will never touch cryptocurrencies, no matter how they are structured. They can't even take positions on FIAT currencies, or even bonds below AA rating.
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   by batmenace 9y ago

   In this case, though, they will be acting only as market makers, i.e. just brokering sales and purchases, not actually taking positions themselves (for the most part), meaning that whether they believe in it or not only matters in their ana