Christopher Harborne defamation suit: WSJ motion to dismiss, Bitfinex/Tether, Bank of America, Sackville Bank
“Plaintiff has not pled facts from which it is reasonably conceivable that the statement is not substantially true.”
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“Plaintiff has not pled facts from which it is reasonably conceivable that the statement is not substantially true.”
We suspect that Harborne has let his sincere upset lead him into ill-advised tactics.
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If anyone tells you Tether was “exonerated,” they don’t know what words mean. Read the settlement.
And Decrypt is running an excerpt from Libra Shrugged.
You can’t buy pies with bitcoins. Or respirators.
“It has been [0] days since the last inexplicably rare loss of customer funds from a Bitcoin exchange”
When you’re a serial foulup — with other people’s money, not just your own — running a conference is ill-advised.
And so this is Christmas — and it turns out that banking commissioners take allegations of sanctions violations seriously.
“BITCONNECT SAID TO EXIT LIBRA CONSORTIUM FOR FEAR OF BAD PRESS”