I took the detail out because I’m not trying to further trigger people in here.
Fuck if i know anything im down on jpegs. I own like 1 bitcoin and bought eth at peak and would love for it to go to zero.
@WichitaDM see how bad i run at this? I managed to get triggered in the minute it was up
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has SBF actually been seen in public recently?
Was he ever in public?
Is Riverman still alive or did he OD on Schadenfreude?
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You have an NFT of Travis Ishikawa murdering the cardinals?
well that’s dumb, i think argentina has extradition treaty
Why bother filing for bk if you are just going to steal all the remaining money and flee? If anything it makes it worse because you are also in violation of the automatic stay in the bankruptcy case by “hacking” the rest of the funds into your own wallets.
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Funny how many articles are calling this cryptos Lehman moment.
Oh you mean the massive collapse that effected only the small guy and had basically no effect on investment banking.
Sounds right but not for the reason they mean.
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What the hell is the plan? You can’t obfuscate the origins of that much crypto.
- Move all the cryptos on the very public blockchains
- Fly to Argentina
- ???
- Also ???
Worked for the Nazis after WWII.
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Didn’t most of them eventually get extradited or assassinated?
Yes…Ha Ha Ha… Yes!
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Luckily, Bankman-Fried is about to have a lot of free time in his hands. According to a story in CoinDesk, one of the issues with FTX was that it was basically, to quote an anon source from their story, an “operation was run by a gang of kids in the Bahamas,” many of whom not only went to MIT together but also all seemed to be fucking. According to the CoinDesk story, all ten of those FTX employees and Bankman-Fried “are, or used to be, paired up in romantic relationships with each other.”