Number go down — the single trade that crashed Bitcoin
I told you so. Thanks everyone, for this week’s game of “Bitcoin: Moon or Toilet”!
News: McAfee may be in US custody, NY AG v. Bitfinex/Tether, Cryptopia shuts, Quadriga money still gone, Tapscott busted
HOW DO THESE EXCHANGE HACKS KEEP HAPPENING, IT IS A MYSTERY FOR (checks stopwatch) THE AGES
Bitcoin is going through the roof! — it’s manipulation with Tethers, not organic demand
Number go up! This is totally organic market activity! People just really like Bitcoin 40% more than they did last week!
News: Number go up, Bitfinex/Tether/Crypto Capital latest, blockchain supply chains still bad, another crypto ETF
The important thing about the Bitcoin price is that both Makemake and Haumea are in Libra right now. Obviously.
FinCEN’s guidance on crypto business models — are you a money transmitter?
If you’re transmitting value that substitutes for currency, FinCEN’s Bank Secrecy Act will probably apply. This is about activities, not status or labels.
Binance hacked — largest Tether exchange cuts off withdrawals for the next week
Crypto exchange hacks are incredibly rare, and only happen every month or so. Here’s hoping there’s no big Bitcoin price crash before withdrawals are back on!
News: Bitfinex and Tether latest, Craig Wright: man of action, India to ban cryptos
Wright: “I was shot twice, and evidence of it is likely to still exist on the Internet for all my efforts to have destroyed it.” Which is why he posted it to Medium, where nobody will ever see it.
Crypto Capital and Bitfinex’s missing millions, and Reggie Fowler
What sort of greedy bozo would you have to be, to deal in hundreds of millions of dollars of crypto money, skimming 10% off … and be caught with $14,000 in sheets of counterfeit hundreds in your office.
Breaker Mag is shutting down
Some reminiscences on Breaker, one of the crypto media crop of 2018.
Bitfinex, Tether and the NY Attorney General: EVERYTHING IS FINE
A roundup of the latest news in Tether’s New York legal troubles, and that inconvenient near-billion-dollar hole in their accounts.