Charles Gasparino has an article in the NY Post outlining what the SEC chairman might have in mind. Remember, Gensler met with FTX’s former CEO SBF a couple of months before the crypto kingpin’s empire failed.
Andrew Stiles over at The Washington Free Beacon has the analysis. Exit quote: And they wonder why no one takes them seriously anymore. To hell with these people. Exactly!
Twitter’s new philosophy.
ZeroHedge hits ’em again where it hurts.
I love Elon Musk’s sense of humor. How he does it I have no idea, but as was reported, certain members of congress asked the FTC to investigate Twitter since Musk has taken over. His response was classic.
Lots of chirping that the libs would leave Twitter. Also, the media is happy to publish the mass resignations ongoing. As I posted earlier, there may be a play here similar to what happened in the 1980s. Lauren Chen’s tweets… Continue Reading
Interesting article on Revolver News that takes a page from the 1980s takeovers. In a Twitter thread, Samo Burja has some great points.
ZeroHedge posts another great article on fiat currencies. This one is from Alasdair Macleod via goldmoney.com and is a must read to understand what is happening compared to what should happen.
There are lessons to be learned from the FTX/Alameda disaster. First, to the extent you can, hold your own assets. The exchange was taking customer assets and lending them to the trading arm of the firm. Had customers held their… Continue Reading