LettsTrade
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No company controlling it
No paid hype
No BS
Just pure utility
Silently taking over while everyone buys shitcoins
There is nothing anyone can do to stop what's coming
cryptotweek@cryptotweek1
Wow, BSV train is about to leave the station 🚉
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Pretending to like people for opportunities is so embarrassing. At least betray your dignity for something that’s worth it.
remilio
Pain☻@poweredbypain
Pretending to like people for opportunities is so embarrassing. At least betray your dignity for something that’s worth it. remilio
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Imagine paying £10,000 a year to send your children to Oxford University and this is their lecturer.
Not even joking.
This is an actual lecturer at Oxford University in "Modern England".
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🚨NEW: Andrew Tate reveals why you will have no choice but to get Elon Musk’s Neuralink
“How are you gonna run a business without a neuralink”
“When there’s some other guy who has all the worlds information being broadcast into his brain instantly” 🧠🧬
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A British trader rigged the rate that priced $350 TRILLION in global loans. The fallout cost the banks involved over $9 BILLION in fines.
> LIBOR was the most important number in global finance.
> Every mortgage, every student loan, every credit card rate. All tied to one daily number submitted by a handful of banks.
> Tom Hayes was a derivatives trader at UBS and later Citigroup in Tokyo.
> He figured out that nudging LIBOR by even a fraction of a percent was worth $750,000 to his bottom line.
> So he started messaging brokers at other banks asking them to push the number in his favour.
> He was not subtle. Group chats with messages like "Can we get a high six month today please."
> His colleagues obliged. Then their colleagues obliged.
> What started as one trader making requests became a global network of bankers at Barclays, Deutsche Bank, HSBC, JPMorgan, Citigroup and RBS all moving the number that controlled the price of money for the entire world.
> $350 TRILLION in financial products tied to a rate traders were adjusting over chat like a fantasy football league.
> He was charged in December 2012 and gave 82 hours of recorded interviews to investigators cooperating fully.
> Then he changed his mind and decided to fight the charges.
> The prosecution played his own recordings back to the jury. In one he said "Well look, I mean, it's a dishonest scheme, isn't it?"
> Sentenced to 14 years in 2015. Reduced to 11 on appeal. Served 5 and a half before release.
> In July 2025 the UK Supreme Court unanimously overturned his conviction. The judge had misdirected the jury. The trial was unfair.
> The same court still noted there was "ample evidence" Hayes had conspired. They just said he never got a fair shot at defending himself.
> The banks involved paid over $9 BILLION in combined fines.
The banks paid $9 BILLION. The executives kept their jobs. The trader did the time. The Supreme Court eventually erased that too.
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@PeterSchiff @saylor That's so sad and disgusting. Mike sayler and also Tether should have been shut down years ago! Just shows how much we've fallen as a nation.
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In 2025, @Saylor predicted that Bitcoin would hit $1 million per coin if $MSTR accumulated 5% of the supply. MSTR now owns 3.9%. If buying the next 231,666 BTC has the same impact on Bitcoin's price as buying the last 231,666, Bitcoin will be below 60k when MSTR finally hits 5%.
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