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I am just guessing... but since she was spotted in (New York was it?) just before SBF was arrested, it is most probable she came here to agree with FBI/SEC to join the prosecution in order to avoid prison for herself. Basically women doing what they do best... a.k. Elizabeth Holmes style...

BTC price may not fall, but the # of profitable miners certainly are :) The last few mining operations who manage to stay afloat, will face even more extinction issues in 2024 when the halvening occurs again. This will leave the block-rewards at barely 3 BTC per block.

I am not sure which one of his books I have, but I got it free from Amazon even though it was hard-cover, which is surprising. Naturally, it was a bit of a pitch toward his paid subscription service IIRC... which I had half-suspected. And of course, I didn't bother signing up either.

Well I guess I should have posted what I finished last weekend: the Deficit Myth Modern Monetary Theory and the Birth of the People's Economy By Stephanie Kelton I thought this one may be a good educational book. Unfortunately, very early in I had the nasty feeling this book was written by a...

As I said before, the Merkel tree system is not any definitive proof of anything, because the CEOs can always manipulate this stuff. In fact, it's been proven that they ALREADY are manipulating the data now. It can be used as an interesting tool for some facts & figures, but can't be fully trusted.

Last week I bought over a hundred shares of DIGG - Digital Assets Inc. :sneaky: Just to get my feet wet, and now I can say that I officially own part of TerraZero, and Netcoins. With the bubble already having popped, and Netcoins about to expand into the US... I am very much preparing to add a...

Sure enough, CNBC now is plastering video after video on SBF's arrest, like no one knows about it still. In any case, SBF should have kept his mouth shut. Now it makes a lot more sense why Bill Hwang kept so quiet and underground after his hedge fund imploded. This dragged officials into a...

Still nothing on the CNBC youtube page though. But no worries, I have a feeling when I come home from work tomorrow they'll plaster videos of this stuff...

Looks like CNBC still has nothing about this posted. Yet they are posting other useless stuff that no one cares about. Anyhow, the CBC already has a breaking story regarding the arrest. FTX cryptocurrency exchange founder Sam Bankman-Fried arrested in Bahamas...

And the rumor is Do Kwon is hiding out in Siberia... I hope he is getting some good sleep at nights.

One 'guru' I used to follow out of interest was David Jaffee, (before his thumbnails turned silly faces like everyone else). IIRC he did work in investment banking and did some big deals while there, but got too burnt out and quit due to stress. He had a whole list of 'guru's he was outing in...

Geeze, just when you couldn't think this story got even more crazier... The first half of this video will be interesting to some.

I never could understand why someone would not only buy into dead-end techs, but then be even more foolish to hold onto them right up until the bitter end. I think it shows that people really do get glued to the most stupidest positions in the most stupidest equities. In any case, more bad news...

I am not so sure that every one of these 'charlatans' started out as a fraud. I suspect (or just want to suspect the good in people), that they believed their own bs at the start, after reading/watching others. Then decided to "fake it until you make it"... Unfortunately, reality sets in and...

Well, Dalio likes to suggest GOLD. But, the time to buy it is always yesterday. :D

This actually pains me a little bit. I used to watch his youtube channel up to about a year ago or so. I even have one of his books in my library. Regardless if you found him a likable character, seems when it comes to his 'real' broker's statements, there is nothing 'guru status' about them...

You ain't seen anything yet... until the run-on-Tether-bank starts. LOL @ those who are panicking right now. It hasn't even come close to capitulation. Just think about it... Tether is only (supposedly) backed by other crypto (at best). And we don't even have any audits to even prove there is...

Since history rhymes, I wonder if the CEO of WonderFi is double-rethinking their decision to allow O'Leary on the board and act as their public face. Maybe not so hot an idea ehh? Though, it does make sense if WonderFi is a scam... they also are a 'regulated' entity now. Hmm.... Special...