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by totalZero 4y ago
1. Securities exchanges have a well-defined process for clearing transactions, and don't receive off-schedule payouts from ostensibly independent entities in order to make those transactions work out. 2. If Binance goes under, what hap
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The fall of FTX shocked everyone. Except this guy(theatlantic.com)
5 points by totalZero 4y ago|1 comments
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by totalZero 4y ago
It seems unlikely that Ukraine will invade Ukraine, because Ukraine occupies Ukraine and has done so ever since Ukraine became Ukraine. Perhaps you mean that it seems unlikely Ukraine will invade Russia due to Russian nuclear capability? Wh
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China battles to keep hospitals open for Covid patients(asia.nikkei.com)
7 points by totalZero 4y ago|4 comments
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EV battery maker LG Energy allots $3B to boost South Korea plant(asia.nikkei.com)
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by totalZero 4y ago
> Possibilities: The comment said the fifth possibility is that they are solvent.
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U.S. should brace for '10-year' chip curbs against China: analyst(asia.nikkei.com)
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by totalZero 4y ago
SBF said so but there is no public evidence of it, so far as I can tell. The federal government brought a charge against SBF due to his campaign contributions, so it can perhaps be expected that we will learn more about those contributions
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Escalating air war depletes Ukraine’s weapons stockpile(ft.com)
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China's GDP unlikely to surpass U.S. in next few decades: JCER(asia.nikkei.com)
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by totalZero 4y ago
https://archive.ph/C4XwD
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SEC to Propose the Biggest Trading Reforms in Decades(barrons.com)
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by totalZero 4y ago
I noticed that too, and interpreted it as a sign of confidence. I can't imagine a regulatory group writing something so dramatic without them being sure it's a home-run case.
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Eight Hurt in fire at NYPD warehouse where evidence is stored(apnews.com)
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China abandons Covid case reporting as infections explode(asia.nikkei.com)
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Why Xi Jinping Changed His Mind on “Zero Covid”(newyorker.com)
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A Professor Who Challenges the Washington Consensus on China(newyorker.com)
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by totalZero 4y ago
SBF denied it but the Guardian picked it up. No idea if it's true. https://www.theguardian.com/business/2022/dec/13/sam-bankman... https://archive.ph/fUnp3
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by totalZero 4y ago
The part about the Chapter 11 legal fees is particularly interesting. It starts on page 8.
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by totalZero 4y ago
Yes. SoftBank has been extremely effective in the mobile telecommunications investment space. Look up Vodafone KK and their investment in Sprint. SoftBank was SoftBank before its unprofitable/weird investments in businesses like WeWork
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by totalZero 4y ago
EUV is extreme ultraviolet lithography, and it operates at a far smaller wavelength (approximately 13.5nm) than earlier deep ultraviolet lithography techniques. These are very large machines that use a complex assortment of lasers and mirro
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by totalZero 4y ago
The part where he discusses legal fees reaped in a Chapter 11 bankruptcy is particularly interesting. He basically suggests that the lawyers made recommendations that maximized their own fees rather than maximizing the recovery of creditor
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by totalZero 4y ago
I totally agree. Licenses/certifications do exist. SBF had the FINRA Series 7 and 55. https://brokercheck.finra.org/individual/summary/6204362 The loophole is that employees at hedge funds and investment advi
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by totalZero 4y ago
It's not just crypto. The entire fintech space has an ideology that lines up far better with Silicon Valley than with Wall Street. The Wall Street mentality would dictate a very different course of action than the Silicon Valley mental
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by totalZero 4y ago
US curbs are a stranglehold, but the more major causal issue is that China needs an independent chip infrastructure in order to invade Taiwan without suffering catastrophic economic damage.
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by totalZero 4y ago
This guy is getting greedy. Anyone who runs a semiconductor equipment company would know that one major reason that ASML is critically important to the US government is its EUV technology. This is the barrier between the Taiwan-dependent st
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Dutch chip equipment maker ASML's CEO questions U.S. export rules on China(reuters.com)
5 points by totalZero 4y ago|5 comments
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by totalZero 4y ago
Shkreli got hard time even though investors didn't lose money due to his fraud. There isn't a performance threshold beyond which fraud ceases to be criminal.
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Zero-Covid exit throws China's economy into disarray(asia.nikkei.com)
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by totalZero 4y ago
The only difference is using ice water instead of hot water. Preparation is the same: fill the gourd with yerba, pour water, spit out the first mouthful to clear the dust, pour water again and drink. In other words, if you have the leaf you

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