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@WaffleHouseGuy1 @ColinTCrypto @intocryptoverse No, It was paid by US companies, that will get a refund, but the people that bought the more expensive goods won't
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@otisa502 @CelsiusFacts @CelsiusLOC @JasonMack99 @jamers2012 @SimonDixonTwitt @Aaronbennett @RonPaulBot1234 @Kenmasters12345 @frank86883298 @araceli14111 @Genteel_1 I know facts don’t really change your mind, but let’s not rewrite history. Celsius filed for bankruptcy on its own before Simon or any lawyers got involved — and Mashinsky was found guilty. And without the bankruptcy process that followed, we would’ve recovered zero.
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“Inflows
$299.5M (Tether) + $12.189M = $311.689M
Expenses
$48M
After transferring $257M for the 4th distribution, the litigation admin still holds $123M in its bank account.
🙂Good News
- The investment Celsius made in Rhodium ($50M) appears recoverable up to 98% of the initial value plus $8.5M in expenses.
- 3AC paid part of what it owed Celsius and appears likely to pay both loans. “
@Mashinsky stole all the money. So what the fuck is all this money?
I’ll never stop saying it, we were robbed of our money by lawyers who teamed up with Simon Dixon and other cronies to rob us creditors of our funds.
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#CelsiusNetwork Q4 Litigation Admin Report
The @CelsiusLOC (7 people) continues to consume millions; this quarter it reached a new high of $8M.
If Tether had not settled this quarter, the estate would have net burned money. Of the $299.5M Tether settlement, 15.5% was consumed by lawyers.
Inflows
$299.5M (Tether) + $12.189M = $311.689M
Expenses
$48M
After transferring $257M for the 4th distribution, the litigation admin still holds $123M in its bank account.
🙂Good News
- The investment Celsius made in Rhodium ($50M) appears recoverable up to 98% of the initial value plus $8.5M in expenses.
- 3AC paid part of what it owed Celsius and appears likely to pay both loans.
😡Bad News
- @Mawsoninc has still not paid despite a court order (it is technically bankrupt and lacks the funds to pay, per its 10-Q).
- No Developments in Equity First and @FireblocksHQ
Source:
cases.stretto.com/public/x191/11…


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@HiddenForcesPod @JamieMetzl My God, what an outrageous way for the guest to try to justify Israel's actions.
The actions of the terrorists are atrocious, but for a state to commit such brutalities, I think is morally even worse.
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The Israeli–Palestinian conflict isn’t a simple morality play.
Oslo’s failure and the Second Intifada reshaped Israeli politics - and empowered extremists on all sides.
Ignoring that history only fuels more violence, says @jamiemetzl
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@P_Kallioniemi Why is Paris and other country’s cancelling Christmas and new years celebrations?
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MAGA influencers and Russian propaganda outlets are increasingly painting Europe as “unsafe.”
That is, of course, a lie.
On basic safety, Europe massively outperforms the United States, and Russia isn’t even close.
Some examples:
Homicide rate (per 100,000 people)
- United States: ~6.4
- Russia: ~6–7
- Europe (average): just over 2
Europe is about three times safer than the U.S. on murder rates, and far safer than Russia.
Mass shootings
Using the standard definition (4+ people shot, excluding the shooter):
- United States: hundreds every year (586 in 2024 alone)
- Europe: rare, often zero in most countries in a given year
The U.S. has a mass-shooting problem. Europe does not.
Prison population (per 100,000 people):
- United States: ~540+
- Russia: ~300
- European Union: ~111
The U.S. incarcerates about five times more people than the EU.
Russia incarcerates almost three times more than the EU.
Despite this, both still have higher violence levels than Europe.
Gun deaths (scale matters):
- United States: ~47,000 gun deaths per year
- Europe: a fraction of that, despite a larger population
To conclude, Europe is:
- Less violent
- Less lethal
- Less carceral
- More stable
The claim that Europe is “dangerous” (usually blamed on immigrants) compared to the U.S. or Russia is simply bullshit.

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@APompliano The baseline should be that people can live — not just survive — on a low-level job. The last 50 years of increasing economic liberalism have made one thing clear: it doesn’t help those people, and insisting on the same path is just...
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@AndriInvests @LeadingReport He lost the majority in the parliament specially due high cost of living and domestic scandals
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@kofinas @fedesturze I agree that there is too much "red tape", but my understanding is that using the motorsaw, without looking for the consequences before hand, is causing huge social issues, it would be great talking to someone that also explains the other side of the equation
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I’m joined by @fedesturze, head of Argentina’s Ministry of Deregulation and State Transformation to discuss his efforts to overhaul Argentina’s political economy—including market reforms, changes to labor laws, industry regulations, and price controls.
hiddenforces.io/podcasts/takin…
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@ChazzonKe @ChuckDieselETH @elveton101 But that is the expected behaviour, isn't it?
Something comes along that needs to mint a lot of transactions, they fight to get into the next block increasing the fees and as soon as they are all minted, the prices go back to normal.
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We've seen roughly 3 attempts since ordinal became a thing to pump fees and be unable to sustain it. Post having, minting the halving block, and this apparent recent surge. All 3 major events resulted in a "pump" and subsequently flat-lined back down to earth within a relatively short period of time. 🤷♂️
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Network conditions are returning back to earth after a suspicious spike a few days ago. During the Spike Transactions and block size dropped substantially -75% for # of transactions and -31.25% block size. It was rather obvious that the spike was unsustainable and was held up by a tiny fraction of transactions artificially boosting prices.
Fees and hashprice continue to return to pre-spike levels with fees as of 50 minutes ago down to 13% and hashprice at $61.1 and still sliding hour by hour.

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@yveslarose Same mistake again?
Didn't we burnt millions without effects on the price?
And didn't we needed to create them again when the foundation ran out of funds?
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@GunnisonCap @luerble And what is the path for current CHEX$ holders?
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Important Update for the $CHEX Community:
As you may have heard, over the next few years Chintai will tokenize billions of dollars of real world assets. To give you some perspective, we have several clients that are each looking to do billion dollar plus issuances within the next year.
Our end goal, however, has always been far bigger than just tokenizing many billions of dollars of RWA’s. Since we started this journey in 2019, our goal has always been to make RWA’s available on public chains, rather than having them silo’d from the public on our Chintai chain. The problem with making RWA's available on a public chain however is finding ways to enforce compliance controls…but today I can share that we may have finally found our solution.
Last week our team had a very promising call with representatives from the Solana Foundation (big thanks to @Austin_Federa for arranging it). We discussed ways we can collaborate and bring RWA’s onto Solana by taking advantage of Solana’s new token extensions, which exciting for the whole community. Although we haven’t finalized anything yet, we see lots of long-term potential to partner with Solana. As such, we are exploring other ways to support the ecosystem and play a role in the community, with the goal of making Solana a key global hub for RWA’s.
While a lot of chains and projects are jostling for positioning trying to brand themselves as the home of RWA’s, the reality is they do not have the requisite licensing to make this a reality. Roughly 90% of RWA’s requires access to the right licenses, but nearly 100% of RWA projects lack those licenses. Chintai is an exception to that rule, as we are licensed and regulated by Singapore’s MAS.
This allows us to deal with securities, to work with the worlds biggest banks and financial institutions and to attract the types of clients who are so large that they consider tokenizing billions of dollars of RWA’s to be a pilot project. This is what Chintai offers Solana, while Solana offers the scale, user base and liquidity our clients desire, making this type of partnership a “win-win” on all sides.
All of this is why we are so pleased to announce that we are bringing the $CHEX token to Solana as of today! CHEX is the gateway between RWA’s and DeFi and works as the oil that powers the Chintai machine. Stay tuned, because we have more exciting updates coming over the next few weeks!
$CHEX 🤝 Solana
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@barbetta999 @SimonDixonTwitt Any on outside the US would agree with him
USA is a country, America is a continent with many countries
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@SimonDixonTwitt What an embarrassment for the Dems, but they sort of asked for it
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@qwertino @CelsiusNewCo They mention that they would need to spend dozens of millions just to keep the people needed to do the KYC verification of so many customers
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@CelsiusNewCo Coinbase is 💩, so many problems… don’t understand why we can’t use Celsius directly to pull our funds
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