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Dems aren't lefties, they just aren't as far right as republicans.
You mean they once weren't left leaning. s**t loads of Dems are now very left leaning.
The clown schools once known as universities are full of them.
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Keep crying about lefties and dems.
They are obviously the sole cause of your many problems.
My fav podcast. I never knew Bostonian was Mark Yusko.
Who is crying. It's almost like your massive brain hasn't figured out a thread for crypto is a thread for people who don't like big government stooges.
Can you explain how the universities hurt you?
Can you explain why you're in this thread?
Yeah. In the spirit of Doge, I'm here to poke fun at the toxicity of certain cryptobros.
Can you answer the question now?
So you should be reported for derailing the thread with your nothing posting then.
That's how it works apparently.
Well your question doesn't make any sense so nobody could answer such nonsense.
You are quite capable of reporting posts.
Thought you were more of a free speech warrior tbh.
Well I haven't reported anything.
I just love the hypocrisy of people who don't follow their own rules.
You should scroll up and read the posts again, who sent the thread off track.....
it matters because economic bubbles don't operate in isolation... the crypto bubble is relatively isolated from the real world at present, but the longer it goes on the more this will changeAgree, I don't judge what others do with their money, because why does it matter?
Yes, these are all in such a healthy state, can't have crypto causing them harm!it matters because economic bubbles don't operate in isolation... the crypto bubble is relatively isolated from the real world at present, but the longer it goes on the more this will change
it's in most people's interests that crypto collapses before it is in a position to ripple out and impact mortgages, employment, financial institution liquidity, etc.
the fact they are relatively fragile is all the more reason to keep them well-insulated from cryptomaniaYes, these are all in such a healthy state, can't have crypto causing them harm!
Of course, can't have a 13 year old industry with an overall market cap of less than $1T hurting the well built and trustworthy traditional finance systemthe fact they are relatively fragile is all the more reason to keep them well-insulated from cryptomania

maths not your strong point?Of course, can't have a 13 year old industry with an overall market cap of less than $1B hurting the well built and trustworthy traditional finance system![]()
Binance are bigger than anyone could imagine and don't use their exchange token as collateral for loans. A lot of the FTX volume will flock to Binance now as well, they will be fine.Surprised Binance haven't done the same, he has surely lost a bucket load as well.
Sorry, put a B instead of a T in my post, but otherwise your post was spot onmaths not your strong point?

BlockFi had dealings with FTX, I doubt we see them back.Received this ominous email from BlockFi this morning:
At this time, withdrawals from BlockFi continue to be paused. We also continue to ask clients not to submit any deposits to BlockFi Wallet or Interest Accounts.
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We do have significant exposure to FTX and associated corporate entities that encompasses obligations owed to us by Alameda, assets held at FTX.com, and undrawn amounts from our credit line with FTX US.
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BlockFi has the necessary liquidity to explore all options and we have engaged expert outside advisors that are helping us navigate BlockFi’s next steps. Haynes and Boone continues to serve as our primary outside counsel, and BRG has been engaged as our financial advisor.