The New York Times is holding their annual DealBook Summit on November
30th at the Appel Room of the Lincoln Center in New York City.
The event speakers global elites from the political and corporate world.
Sam Bankman-Fired, CEO of FTX, has second billing on speaker lists on
the NYT website.
“This fall, Andrew Ross Sorkin brings together today’s most vital minds on a single stage, live in the heart of New York City. Be there as the conversation unfolds, revealing hidden complexities, unexpected
relationships and the wide-ranging ripple effects of change.” – New York Times
The event is sponsored by Accenture, U.S. Bank, T. Rowe Price, Brex and Walmart. Tickets start at $2,499 and you must pass an application
process to attend. The Lincoln Center is a 16.3-acre complex in
Manhattan with multiple venues. The Appel Room is a luxurious theater
seating 483 people. Behind the stage is a giant glass wall overlooking Manhattan.
As of right now, Bankman-Freid is still listed as a speaker on the New
York Times website. They have not removed him.
https://national-conservative.com/bankman-fried-still-listed-as-speaking-with-zelensky-yellen-pence-zuckerberg-in-nyc-on-nov-30th/
On 11/19/22 10:30 PM, Hisler wrote:
The New York Times is holding their annual DealBook Summit on November
30th at the Appel Room of the Lincoln Center in New York City.
The event speakers global elites from the political and corporate
world. Sam Bankman-Fired, CEO of FTX, has second billing on speaker
lists on the NYT website.
“This fall, Andrew Ross Sorkin brings together today’s most vital
minds on a single stage, live in the heart of New York City. Be there
as the conversation unfolds, revealing hidden complexities, unexpected
relationships and the wide-ranging ripple effects of change.” – New
York Times
The event is sponsored by Accenture, U.S. Bank, T. Rowe Price, Brex
and Walmart. Tickets start at $2,499 and you must pass an application
process to attend. The Lincoln Center is a 16.3-acre complex in
Manhattan with multiple venues. The Appel Room is a luxurious theater
seating 483 people. Behind the stage is a giant glass wall overlooking
Manhattan.
As of right now, Bankman-Freid is still listed as a speaker on the New
York Times website. They have not removed him.
https://national-conservative.com/bankman-fried-still-listed-as-speaking-with-zelensky-yellen-pence-zuckerberg-in-nyc-on-nov-30th/
Hey - SBF was still a *big player* right up until the
elections were over. All the weirdnesses of his biz
were carefully overlooked ... so long as he funded
Dem candidates. He even greased a certain percentage
of relevant Republicans ... he WAS politically savvy,
though in no way BUSINESS savvy. He had created
something DESIGNED to be heavily exploited - and
just FUCK the investors.
IMHO this was a kamakaze biz - a political-funding
front.
SBF may or may NOT have fully realized this. In any
case he was PLAYED to the bitter end. Even HRC was
not as good at pay-2-play and money laundering as
FTX came to be.
Next ... I expect a wave of mysterious "suicides"
and "accidents" amongst the FTX top staff. They
just Know Too Much .........
On 11/19/22 10:30 PM, Hisler wrote:
The New York Times is holding their annual DealBook Summit on November
30th at the Appel Room of the Lincoln Center in New York City.
The event speakers global elites from the political and corporate
world. Sam Bankman-Fired, CEO of FTX, has second billing on speaker
lists on the NYT website.
“This fall, Andrew Ross Sorkin brings together today’s most vital
minds on a single stage, live in the heart of New York City. Be there
as the conversation unfolds, revealing hidden complexities, unexpected
relationships and the wide-ranging ripple effects of change.” – New
York Times
The event is sponsored by Accenture, U.S. Bank, T. Rowe Price, Brex
and Walmart. Tickets start at $2,499 and you must pass an application
process to attend. The Lincoln Center is a 16.3-acre complex in
Manhattan with multiple venues. The Appel Room is a luxurious theater
seating 483 people. Behind the stage is a giant glass wall overlooking
Manhattan.
As of right now, Bankman-Freid is still listed as a speaker on the New
York Times website. They have not removed him.
https://national-conservative.com/bankman-fried-still-listed-as-speaking-with-zelensky-yellen-pence-zuckerberg-in-nyc-on-nov-30th/
Hey - SBF was still a *big player* right up until the
elections were over. All the weirdnesses of his biz
were carefully overlooked ... so long as he funded
Dem candidates. He even greased a certain percentage
of relevant Republicans ... he WAS politically savvy,
though in no way BUSINESS savvy. He had created
something DESIGNED to be heavily exploited - and
just FUCK the investors.
IMHO this was a kamakaze biz - a political-funding
front.
SBF may or may NOT have fully realized this. In any
case he was PLAYED to the bitter end. Even HRC was
not as good at pay-2-play and money laundering as
FTX came to be.
Next ... I expect a wave of mysterious "suicides"
and "accidents" amongst the FTX top staff. They
just Know Too Much .........
On 11/19/2022 9:11 PM, 26C.Z968 wrote:
On 11/19/22 10:30 PM, Hisler wrote:
The New York Times is holding their annual DealBook Summit on
November 30th at the Appel Room of the Lincoln Center in New York City.
The event speakers global elites from the political and corporate
world. Sam Bankman-Fired, CEO of FTX, has second billing on speaker
lists on the NYT website.
“This fall, Andrew Ross Sorkin brings together today’s most vital
minds on a single stage, live in the heart of New York City. Be there
as the conversation unfolds, revealing hidden complexities,
unexpected relationships and the wide-ranging ripple effects of
change.” – New York Times
The event is sponsored by Accenture, U.S. Bank, T. Rowe Price, Brex
and Walmart. Tickets start at $2,499 and you must pass an application
process to attend. The Lincoln Center is a 16.3-acre complex in
Manhattan with multiple venues. The Appel Room is a luxurious theater
seating 483 people. Behind the stage is a giant glass wall
overlooking Manhattan.
As of right now, Bankman-Freid is still listed as a speaker on the
New York Times website. They have not removed him.
https://national-conservative.com/bankman-fried-still-listed-as-speaking-with-zelensky-yellen-pence-zuckerberg-in-nyc-on-nov-30th/
Hey - SBF was still a *big player* right up until the
elections were over. All the weirdnesses of his biz
were carefully overlooked ... so long as he funded
Dem candidates. He even greased a certain percentage
of relevant Republicans ... he WAS politically savvy,
though in no way BUSINESS savvy. He had created
something DESIGNED to be heavily exploited - and
just FUCK the investors.
IMHO this was a kamakaze biz - a political-funding
front.
SBF may or may NOT have fully realized this. In any
case he was PLAYED to the bitter end. Even HRC was
not as good at pay-2-play and money laundering as
FTX came to be.
Next ... I expect a wave of mysterious "suicides"
and "accidents" amongst the FTX top staff. They
just Know Too Much .........
It seems that this is bigger than just FTX:
https://globalgulag.us/regulations-will-lead-to-a-two-tiered-bitcoin-economy/
Regulations will lead to a Two-Tiered Bitcoin Economy
Posted on November 19, 2022 | By gassasb | No comments
by Thibaud Marechal
This is an opinion editorial by Thibaud Marechal, builder of Knox
bitcoin custody provider.
FTX is the greatest excuse, whether planned or not, to further control bitcoin on-ramps and take away the possibility of self-custody and true ownership.
There has been a lot of coverage around the FTX catastrophic failure,
with current developments and warning signs from the past. Will this
have an influence on bitcoin in the coming years? I don’t care about shitcoin casinos, as most of them will probably be regulated as
securities exchanges or shut down due to outright fraud or insolvencies.
This is almost a done deal. But what about bitcoin?
Let’s play and game and speculate on the effect FTX will have on the
future of bitcoin.
Bitcoin usage is going to split — gradually then suddenly. It’s been in the works since the genesis block was produced on January 3, 2009. There
will be two ways to use bitcoin: as a black market good or as paper
bitcoin on regulated exchanges. This future has almost always been true,
but the distinction will become more clear-cut soon enough.
<snip>
On one end, people will buy bitcoin IOUs on custodial entities giving up
full KYC (know-your-customer) details, automated tax reporting and zero privacy. Bitcoin is going to be used as the underlying asset to the
global financial surveillance network, the likes of which we have not
yet seen. Regulated companies will form a network of compliance on top
of Bitcoin and prevent you from holding what could have been truly
yours. Perhaps they will even wrap it into a central bank digital
currency (CBDC) to protect you against the volatility of bitcoin. You
will buy paper bitcoin and you will be happy.
On the other end, bitcoin will flourish as the tool that it always ought
to be: black market money. This will be the beginning of a new era for Bitcoiners who have zero fiat, i.e., the Bitcoiners who run full nodes,
have full privacy and pay peer-to-peer for stuff with their hard-earned
sats.
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/culture/regulations-and-two-tiered-bitcoin-economy
On 11/19/22 10:30 PM, Hisler wrote:
The New York Times is holding their annual DealBook Summit on November
30th at the Appel Room of the Lincoln Center in New York City.
The event speakers global elites from the political and corporate
world. Sam Bankman-Fired, CEO of FTX, has second billing on speaker
lists on the NYT website.
“This fall, Andrew Ross Sorkin brings together today’s most vital
minds on a single stage, live in the heart of New York City. Be there
as the conversation unfolds, revealing hidden complexities, unexpected
relationships and the wide-ranging ripple effects of change.” – New
York Times
The event is sponsored by Accenture, U.S. Bank, T. Rowe Price, Brex
and Walmart. Tickets start at $2,499 and you must pass an application
process to attend. The Lincoln Center is a 16.3-acre complex in
Manhattan with multiple venues. The Appel Room is a luxurious theater
seating 483 people. Behind the stage is a giant glass wall overlooking
Manhattan.
As of right now, Bankman-Freid is still listed as a speaker on the New
York Times website. They have not removed him.
https://national-conservative.com/bankman-fried-still-listed-as-speaking-with-zelensky-yellen-pence-zuckerberg-in-nyc-on-nov-30th/
Hey - SBF was still a *big player* right up until the
elections were over. All the weirdnesses of his biz
were carefully overlooked ... so long as he funded
Dem candidates. He even greased a certain percentage
of relevant Republicans ... he WAS politically savvy,
though in no way BUSINESS savvy. He had created
something DESIGNED to be heavily exploited - and
just FUCK the investors.
IMHO this was a kamakaze biz - a political-funding
front.
SBF may or may NOT have fully realized this. In any
case he was PLAYED to the bitter end. Even HRC was
not as good at pay-2-play and money laundering as
FTX came to be.
Next ... I expect a wave of mysterious "suicides"
and "accidents" amongst the FTX top staff. They
just Know Too Much .........
Hey - SBF was still a *big player* right up until the
elections were over. All the weirdnesses of his biz
were carefully overlooked ... so long as he funded
Dem candidates. He even greased a certain percentage
of relevant Republicans
The Fried Bank Robber isn't going to jail. He didn't make the mistakes
his predecessor as Ponzi schemer Bernie Madoff made.
1. He took great care to buy off the regime in power, acting as their
bagman for the Ukranazistan money laundering scheme.
2. . . . blubberblubber . . . droooool . . .
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