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by firekvz 4y ago
You are right, but we are talking about binance shorting big amounts of tokens, not you shorting some amount in their own game Tell me who at the same level of insider info, gonna OTC borrow you millions of FTT for you to short, when most l
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by firekvz 4y ago
Is not expensive, it was actually really cheap, the tokens Binance has are from ICO stages, OTC deals, trades for other tokens, etc. Binance or CZ paid never paid face cash value for any those tokens, simple as that. And most important, he
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by firekvz 4y ago
we are all ignorants about the reality here, so we are all guessing but when you have to guess stuff about the crypto market, you literally have to think the worst things or the best things and you will be right my guess here is simple, CZ
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by firekvz 4y ago
he definetly did, where do you think the insolvency comes from ?
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by firekvz 4y ago
Noone taking the other side of that short. Is entirely fallacy/fantasy when people talks about shorting on crypto market. You can't win shorting actual crashes in unregulated markets, the only way u win shorting in crypto is that
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by firekvz 4y ago
PR They are the biggest exchange now, they gotta look like they care and tried to help so they can attract all the ones who need a new home You still dont get crypto dinamics, is not about the tech, is about how much money you can extract f
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by firekvz 4y ago
What really amazes me about the whole thing is that after celcius and now ftx, tether manages to have peoples' trust and manages to have a bunch of apologists, to the point that in this whole threat there is 0 mention about usdt or tet
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by firekvz 4y ago
Before the whole debate of electronic vote being safe or not, please considere the following: Not all countries work the same, what you perceive as corruption in the US is nowhere near of the reality of corruption in southamerica, a place w
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by firekvz 4y ago
PHP its seen only as something from the dark ages when u using VC money and the more new tech u mention to them more money u get, not all the web is based on US and able to pay 5k monthly AWS bills just to even set up a silly enviroment to
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by firekvz 4y ago
that already exist in the whole Kpop scene in South Korea Im not really sure why It has not expended to other regions of the world UEFA/FIFA has managed to deal really good with scalping for soccer matches. Is just matter of time.
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by firekvz 4y ago
I dont live in the US, yet I have bank accounts, credit cards, services and utilities paid (Google fi, etc) with US address, can I access?
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by firekvz 4y ago
Wise bans venezuelans, cubans Constatly closes central americans account, perma holding with no support answers to colombians Instant closes latin accounts of people who have emigrated to the US ilegally/refugees/asylum Has no chi
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by firekvz 4y ago
Im sorry for laughing at your comment, it was fun to read and now Im wondering how much does it affect on general population, surely chinese population must have a huge % of people with ulcers at the very least
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by firekvz 4y ago
My family is using a directv antena bought in colombia and paying service in colombia, in Venezuela, so I'm pretty sure the market will try to do that as soon as they lunch in colombia
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by firekvz 5y ago
Comming from a country where nucler power is nowhere near the radar, what is the case against nuclear power? it seems such a nobrainer for me to use
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by firekvz 5y ago
> My opinion is that players should spend time in games because they consider it to be fun rather than to be the best for the sake of being the best, and the in-game whales who spend the most $ on a game shouldn't be overpowered to
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by firekvz 5y ago
This is an super exaggerated number to attributte only to sactions, our TOTALITARIAN REGIME actions killed those people and the reality is that sanctions just helped them Before the sanctions, (that started in 2015), we had already huge eco
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by firekvz 5y ago
> Disrupting the everyday lives of Russian citizens No it doesnt because is not a democratic country, why is it so hard for people like you to understand that things work very different in a democratic country than in non-democratic coun
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by firekvz 5y ago
As a non-russia customer, I am inmediatly moving all of my domains I host at namecheap to another provider. this kind of stuff from private companies are useless, and downvote me all you want, they do not work, and dont come to lecture me
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by firekvz 5y ago
Everytime news like this comes up, I'm more certain that if we ever find life outside our planet, it would take years to be announced
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by firekvz 5y ago
What's there to explain? Tether manipulation of 'prices goes up', leads to fomo, leads to cashout of big players, leads to bagholding from retail who has no other option than joining the crypto cult to try to fomo others and
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by firekvz 5y ago
.bing tld is theirs, is not available for the public and even if it was available to register, they can reserve words for their own usage before launching it and if you mean, someone else actually doing the paperwork to get the .bing tld fo
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by firekvz 5y ago
go amex! now seriously, his "web3" bet is naive, how much has he invested in silly crypto companies?
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by firekvz 5y ago
I didnt read much of the thread but I will assume that most of the people here is aware of how every single NFT game is just a ponzi. But I've lived myself, what the author mentions as a "way to lift people out of poverty.",
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by firekvz 5y ago
Felices Fiestas para todos en HN!
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by firekvz 5y ago
Im not holding anyone responsible, im just mentioning that, it's obvious that a lot of the money flowing into crypto its not legal, this sets a clear example of how easy stolen money was washed using coinbase without much problems, its
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by firekvz 5y ago
They traced him, because, it seems that he wasn't the smartest criminal in the planet. Just the fact that he was in tokyo (japan), instead of a non US aligned country, such as Russia or China, that he had his private keys easy accesibl
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by firekvz 5y ago
He already had the BTC in a cold wallet, meaninig that the whole process was completed (deposit USD into coinbase, exchange to BTC, withdraw it) My point is, coinbase still allowed 154millions USD to be washed on it's exchange. By a ra
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by firekvz 5y ago
so the guy went ahead and stole 154 millions from a business bank account, deposited it in coinbase and he just casually bought almost 4k btc and then withdrew it and coinbase didnt even say a word? and then I see poeple defending btc price
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by firekvz 5y ago
You were 1st, you are all good UDPR is your friend

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