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www.kalzumeus.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The text is a detailed analysis and critique of the cryptocurrency industry, focusing on the Tether (USDT) and Bitfinex controversies. It outlines the author's belief that Tether is insolvent and part of a larger scheme involving money laundering and regulatory evasion. The author also discusses their personal skepticism towards cryptocurrencies, the role of fraud in the industry, and their own past investigations into similar issues, such as Mt. Gox. The piece includes technical details about verifying the author's predictions through cryptographic hashes and timestamps, as well as mentions of other journalists and analysts who contributed to uncovering these issues. The author's intent is to inform readers about the risks and potential fraud w... | |
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jacobin.com
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| | | | | Cryptocurrency is not merely a bad investment or speculative bubble. It's worse than that: it's a full-on fraud. | |
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unlimitedhangout.com
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| | | | | While often pitched as decentralized, the key infrastructure upholding consensus on Ethereum has been dollarized by stablecoin issuers. These same entities, in addition to the currency speculators behind Block.One, were willing partners in the set up and take down of Terra-LUNA and FTX. | |
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www.techtransparencyproject.org
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| | | As feds circle, cryptocurrency interests are securing favorable laws in many states by stacking little-known advisory boards with boosters. | ||
