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BigBadSteve posted:It already has a coin.
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BigBadSteve posted:It already has a coin. lmao, this site has a gambling banner ad AND a gambling pop up advertisement. butt coin
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tango alpha delta posted:lmao, this site has a gambling banner ad AND a gambling pop up advertisement. They know their audience.
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Gutcruncher posted:Because it’s decentralized there’s no such thing as IP infringement Did more people than just InuYashaCoin say that?
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Neito posted:Did more people than just InuYashaCoin say that? They didn't need to. The InuYashaCoin (God that hurts to even type) people already said it, and everyone else in cryptocurrency treated it as the final word on the matter. Here's a better question: did anyone in the cryptocurrency "community" push back on it or denounce it in any way? They're not a democratic famous for individual or critical thought, OP.
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May 2, 2024 18:59
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inuyashacoin lmfao
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Southern Cassowary posted:inuyashacoin lmfao “But wont the inuyasha people sue you?” “Well I mean……..it’s decentralized so…..”
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You see a DAO did it, that means no one did it, so you see officer, you can go ahead and take these handcuffs off.
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May 2, 2024 23:31
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It worked for oDAOsseus
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I just looked up Kenneth Chesebro, one of the many people that ruined their lives helping Trump, went all chud after he became a bitcoin millionaire.
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From the Guardian: Bankrupt crypto exchange FTX says it will be able to repay creditors full $11bn Summary: FTX's bankruptcy administrators say they can repay everyone who lost money when it went under because people keep putting money into crypto anyway and now the company's assets have risen in value enough to actually match what they owe people. quote:The company has been helped by the fact its debts are denominated in dollar terms, while many of its assets are highly speculative digital commodities and stakes in high-growth startups. At the time of FTX’s collapse, in November 2022, one bitcoin was worth about $20,000; now it sells for more than triple that.
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Seems like there’s a huge assumption there, that dumping $11B worth of crypto won’t affect market price.
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WithoutTheFezOn posted:Seems like there’s a huge assumption there, that dumping $11B worth of crypto won’t affect market price.
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WithoutTheFezOn posted:Seems like there’s a huge assumption there, that dumping $11B worth of crypto won’t affect market price. That's a drop in the bucket to compared to the astounding fraud Tether perpetrates every week by fabricating casino tokens.
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final crypto crash actually ends up being caused by a bunch of oblivious law talking guys dumping the FTX bitcoins on the market all at once
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Pirate Radar posted:From the Guardian: Bankrupt crypto exchange FTX says it will be able to repay creditors full $11bn Am I reading this wrong? Because this sounds a lot like "great news everybody, the Ponzi scheme is still working!"
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sbf or his proxies will try to make the case that this proves ftx wasn't a scam, but if the underlying crypto assets are up 3-10x what they were worth when claims got locked in and creditors are still only going to receive ~25% premium on what those assets were worth at the bottom, it suggests there was definitely a black hole that destroyed a ton of the creditors money. if the creditors claims were marked to market then ftx would still be massively insolventWithoutTheFezOn posted:Seems like there’s a huge assumption there, that dumping $11B worth of crypto won’t affect market price. unfortunately for this dream they've already unwound enough crypto to earn ~$5b in cash, which is about half of the ~$10b total in cash they're planning on getting from the crypto holdings. the other ~$1b will come from liquidating real estate, public and private equity, and other non-crypto assets cruft posted:Am I reading this wrong? Because this sounds a lot like "great news everybody, the Ponzi scheme is still working!" well that's the dream for a bankruptcy proceeding, their goal is to make the creditors whole to the extant possible, not worry about the underlying implications of the market. if someone's willing to buy their magic beans for more than they were worth on the bankruptcy date it's a clear win
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cruft posted:Am I reading this wrong? Because this sounds a lot like "great news everybody, the Ponzi scheme is still working!" I think you're reading it wrong. He's not saying people have continued to give money to FTX, it's that the assets FTX held are now worth more. I read it the same way at first too.
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cruft posted:Am I reading this wrong? Because this sounds a lot like "great news everybody, the Ponzi scheme is still working!" Pham Nuwen posted:I think you're reading it wrong. He's not saying people have continued to give money to FTX, it's that the assets FTX held are now worth more.
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So they have this thing called Killer Whales which is like Shark Tank for crypto.
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https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2024/05/jury-finds-activision-blizzard-liable-in-23-4m-patent-infringement-case/ So blizzard is in a patent dispute with some company shaking them down. Obviously this is lovely company vs lovely company situation, but often these patent corporations are particularly lovely. However, let's get to the unsurprising parts early: ars posted:A jury has found Activision Blizzard liable for $23.4 million in damages in a patent infringement lawsuit first brought to court in 2015. Clearly an incubator and investor for technological investment! Buy our crypto token!
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cruft posted:Am I reading this wrong? Because this sounds a lot like "great news everybody, the Ponzi scheme is still working!" It should have been obvious it would go like this: they didn’t get into it for sensible reasons so sensible reasons can’t get them out of it. People who lost money with FTX and kept buying crypto will now be getting their lost money back thanks to their other money.
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Pirate Radar posted:From the Guardian: Bankrupt crypto exchange FTX says it will be able to repay creditors full $11bn Free Sam!
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Talked about this on a podcast but LiveMom was a real weird Solana rug : https://decrypt.co/229175/livemom-livestream-mom-son-meme-coin
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https://x.com/SMTuffy/status/1789207912549953567
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Dr. Yinz Ljubljana posted:Talked about this on a podcast but LiveMom was a real weird Solana rug : Every sentence is weirder than the last
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"Crypto Kingpin SBF stabbed to death in a rice deal gone sour" is a headline I would love to read this year.
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I'm starting to believe the guy when he says that he's not really that smart.
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been hearing from econ/fin NPR about some coinerz getting into debt buying and speculation especially wrt to ftx. like very strong flavoraid stuff, "well I made 0.0001$ on the dollar and im going to invest in more coinz!" lol
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May 11, 2024 20:19
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In an unsurprising twist, he misheard "ice" and has been stockpiling boxes of Uncle Ben's hoping to corner the market.
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Bartering is how you get by in the joint, figuring out how to maximize the value of rice is probably one of the most important skills he can learn in there lol Pro tip though, chili ramen futures are always through the roof. Trading rice is penny stocks by comparison
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May 11, 2024 23:24
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Inmate engineering will be nothing next to inmate accounting
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May 11, 2024 23:36
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 SBF reduced to looking for "arbitrage opportunities" on prison rice trades and talking a big game about it
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i hope the street smarts of the jail peeps is smart enough to see through Shrimpman's bs/vocab word salad.
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unfortunately, all rice coins have been converted into grain pruno futures, which i drank
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Iron Chef Ramen posted:"Crypto Kingpin SBF stabbed to death in a rice deal gone sour" is a headline I would love to read this year. SBF: What are you gonna do, sake to me? - Quote from man sake'd
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The black market price for rice has, for mysterious reasons that defy logic, continued to increase. FRX can now make all their investors whole and as such SBF should be allowed to wa- Sam is jumped and stabbed by literally every gang, clique, and guard in the place
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Wonder what the process of moving money from SBF's secret crypto accounts to his or his dealer's commissary accounts to pay for meth without the feds noticing is. Maybe he just has someone paying off on the outside, but talking about a rice based economy tells me he's deep into the prison economy. He should be stocking up on spicy ramen or cans of fish for a solid long term investment but he's going for quick rice cash.
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Does anyone ever smuggle in the higher-end food items so they don't have to pay private-prison commissary markup? Or is it such that if you're going to the effort of bribing a co you might as well bring in something properly illicit to get a better return?
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when you say spicy ramen which specific products do you mean? like do you mean just any ramen that says spicy or hot? or you mean like a top ramen chili or spicy beef, Tapatio ramen? those rapper ramens?
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