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janmo
4y ago
The ranking is mainly based on stock price action and the price-to-book ratio. The main "asset" of a bank is trust and the price action is a very good indicator that shows if investors still trust the bank. My first intention was
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N26 is not publicly listed on a stock exchange, therefor it is hard to get information about it. Additionally the raking is mainly based on price action since March 1st and the price-to-book ratio. The balance sheet of the banks that failed
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4y ago
That's represented by the price-to-book ratio. Which essentially is marketcap / net assets. Logically, it should not go bellow 1, if it does, it means that the market thinks something is wrong with the company.
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Banks with the highest risk of collapsing according to market data
(banksonthebrink.com)
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My guess is that the OpenAI team saw the (viral) videos ridiculing ChatGPT's chess abilities and added some chess training dataset.
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4y ago
You are better off growing a beard, wearing glasses and a hat.
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4y ago
The bounty has to be higher than the bribe Do Kwon can pay
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4y ago
My first though as well. There are however 2 scenarios where it could fit the definition: 1. arbitrage. It regularly happens that stable coins trade bellow 1 USD. Traders are buying them up to then redeem them at face value. Tether even mad
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It is, and also it is the way c/c++ makes you write code. Languages such as Java or PHP make you lazy and you end up using the string variable type a lot. It is extremely inefficient.
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4y ago
Just accessing could also be seen as just looking through the window. And the lack of safety as a lack of curtain. Trespassing implies a presence, this could be seen as installing some software or code to maintain access on a system. Now le
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4y ago
What a big disappointment. I will pass this one...
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4y ago
Couldn't find if it is using the new TSMC 3nm technology. That's really what matters.
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4y ago
FTX a few days before going belly up: "Stablecoins: processing. Banks are closed for the weekend, though; USD <> stablecoin creations/redemptions might be slower until wires clear tomorrow, especially for some coins/cha
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FTX said something very similar just days before going belly up: "Stablecoins: processing. Banks are closed for the weekend, though; USD <> stablecoin creations/redemptions might be slower until wires clear tomorrow, especia
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4y ago
It is not reasonable at all. It means that: 1. They are not prepared at all for a "bank run" 2. USDC on the exchange are not backed by real USDC. Therefor they need to market buy them. 3. CZ is telling people to withdraw using BUS
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Binance temporarily suspends USDC withdrawals
(twitter.com)
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4y ago
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SBF is literally adding one year more year to his sentence in every interview he gives. He should just shut up. (Not legal advice)
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4y ago
DCG, the parent of Grayscale got a $600m credit line in 2021, seems like they were deeply under water for quite some time. It is very possible they dipped into the GBTC fund like FTX did with its user funds.
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Grayscale refuses to provide wallet addresses to prove 1:1 backing of GBTC
(twitter.com)
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4y ago
They claim to have a technical difficulty with fetching USD pricing data. It is HIGHLY SUSPICIOUS. https://twitter.com/NexoAngel1/status/1592807326687367168
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“Real-time audit” of the crypto lender NEXO is under “maintenance”
(twitter.com)
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Many exchange operators will soon end up in handcuffs. This is accounting fraud.
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This is wirecard level fraud. Funny fact. Jan Marsalek was the mastermind behind Wirecard. Crypto.com CEO's name is Kris Marszalek. Not clear if they are related.
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4y ago
Don't forget, it was an "accident" that they send the ETH!! https://twitter.com/kris/status/1591605600638881792 Do they think we are that dumb not to understand their musical chair game?
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4y ago
The FRAUD is so OBVIOUS here!!!!
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Onchain data shows that only 285K of the transferred $320k was returned (a week later), suggesting they might actually have been trading those funds on Gate and took a loss.
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4y ago
Coming up: once the funds were on Gate they also accidentally traded them and lost 35k ETH doing so.
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Crypto.com “accidentally” sent $400M worth of ETH to a wrong address
(twitter.com)
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Apparently it is a "hack". But could also be SBF trying to steal those assets. https://www.coindesk.com/business/2022/11/12/ftx-crypto-wall...
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FTX faces potential hack, sees mysterious outflows totaling more than $600M
(coindesk.com)
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