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And there it is: Jane Street was behind the 2022 crypto winter, destroying Terraform by first depegging the token and destroying the ecosystem, then pretending it would rescue Terra, while effectively it was soaking up what little value remained.

This is billionaire co-founder / executive of Jane Street Robert Granieri He likes to keep a very low profile, so share his pic everywhere. He is also an effective altruist so are many employees of Jane Street including SBF I consider EA to be a dangerous ideology, very popular among tech elites circle. He recently funded a coup in South Sudan, which he says he was scammed into lol. Jane Street was recently banned from India after extracting billions running illegal derivatives trading strategies. The only crimes of Jane Street which have been made visible are outside the US - crypto, India, Sudan talking about leeches ....

LMAO! President Trump tells the Supreme Court TO THEIR FACES that their anti-tariff ruling BACKFIRED... His tariffs are staying. Look at John Roberts' and Amy Coney Barrett's faces 🤣 "Congressional action WILL NOT be necessary!"

Breaking: Nancy Pelosi’s stock trading just got called out by Trump

🚨 HOLY CRAP! Congressional Democrats just CONFIRMED in front of MILLIONS they want to protect illegals over citizens TRUMP: "Stand if you agree: The first duty of the American government is to protect American citizens, not illegal aliens." DEMOCRATS: *Stay seated* TRAITORS.

@yakirbu @polymarketbet @a4385 of course wall street does not contain any scammers and criminals

@polymarketbet @a4385 crypto was and always will be a market for scammers and criminals. only wall street for me ✌️

A Polymarket trader ran a Wolf of Wall Street–level play overnight - made $233K by drained liquidity from trading bots and it flew completely under the radar. The setup was brilliant and extremely simple. A trader known as @a4385 made $233K overnight exploiting 15-minute Polymarket markets. Saturday night. Liquidity is thin. Binance spot order books are shallow. On “XRP Up or Down — Jan 17, 12:45–1:00 PM ET” he aggressively bought UP at any price. His counterparties were trading bots. Polymarket market making is relatively straightforward, with low barriers to entry for solo devs and trading bots are now very popular. By the 10th minute of the market - XRP was down ~0.3% from the open yet he had pushed UP shares to 70¢. The bots saw an opportunity and walked straight into the trap selling him even more UP. ~77K UP accumulated at an average price of ~48¢. Two minutes before settlement, a wallet on Binance bought ~$1M USDT of XRP spot, pushing price ~0.5% higher. Seconds after settlement, the $1M spot buy was sold back. Cost of the manipulation: ~0.25% slippage each way + fees. With Binance VIP 4 level (0.06%) (quite easy to obtain) and 0.25% slippage on both sides the total cost was ~$6,200; It may be less. He ran the same play multiple times, cleaning out bot wallets by exploiting thin weekend liquidity. @a4385 - polymarket.com/profile/0x506b… Some bots were shut down in time. Others didn’t react fast enough and lost their entire balances - including @aleksandmoney" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">polymarket.com/@aleksandmoney, which gave up a full year of profits.

🚨 Citadel is getting KICKED OUT of China's exchanges - removing their ability to trade-ahead of others! If China can do it - why won't the US and the @SECGov force these changes?

@TheRoaringDiddy @mikevogr @LuckyCordle @CEOAdam @DianeG_CEO Do not forget who controls the price

@mikevogr @LuckyCordle @CEOAdam @DianeG_CEO Is it not strange that the massive run up occurred almost directly after the sale though? All in all, to each there own, but bro always kills momentum

If you question @CEOAdam just remember he introduced millions of investors to @DianeG_CEO who now are all in profit on shares and silver rounds. It couldn't be more clear, he has always had a plan. He made you money, while you waited to make more money.

HUGE SCANDAL: The SEC and FINRA colluded with Wall Street to create counterfeit shares 👇

BREAKING 🚨 UNDER GARY GENSLER’S LEADERSHIP, THE SEC HAS BEEN CAUGHT COLLUDING WITH WALL STREET FOIA records reveal a broker trade group pushed the SEC to deny an S-1 due to unaccounted-for shares, known as naked shorts ⬇️ $MMTLP

🚨 THE SILVER SHORT SQUEEZE IS HERE We are witnessing the greatest potential short squeeze in financial history. While the charts shows SILVER at $71, the real street price is already trading above $130 globally. Why the gap? Because the banks took massive short positions before the recent pump. Now they are burning through liquidity to defend the $74.50 liquidation price. They can only hold for so long. If SILVER crosses that price, BILLIONS worth of short positions get liquidated instantly. This is a gamestop vs. wall street situation on a MUCH bigger scale. Retail investors control the physical supply. The banks are running out of ammo to suppress the truth. DO NOT SELL YOUR SILVER. We have them CORNERED 📉📈

🚨 SILVER PRICE IS BEING MANIPULATED, AGAIN Silver keeps getting rejected at $74.50 Not because of market dynamics. Because someone with institutional size won't let it break. JP Morgan paid nearly a billion in fines in 2020 for manipulating gold and silver futures through spoofing. Documented. Settled. Public record. And they're doing it again. Silver trades in two markets: 1) Physical metal where bars change hands. 2) Paper futures where contracts trade on leverage. Only one sets the official price, and it's not the one dealing real metal. Futures markets are thin and concentrated. When institutional size hits at once, price moves fast. That's what's happening at $74.50. Why defend that level? Billions in short positions sit above it. Break through, and those shorts start liquidating. Banks are protecting balance sheets, not participating in price discovery. The divergence tells the story. Paper silver around $71. Physical metal on the street is reportedly hitting $130. That spread has never been this wide. The chart shows a clear institutional wall at $74.50. Order flow doesn't look like normal trading. It looks like containment. When you coordinate order placement to artificially move prices, that's illegal. When major institutions do it at scale, apparently, it's just business. Paper price and physical price are pricing two different realities. One's being managed. The other reflects actual supply constraints. The harder they defend it, the more obvious it becomes that breaking it matters.

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🏆 GameStop wins The Game Store of the Year Award

THIS VIDEO SEEMS TO BE FORGOTTEN🚨 KEN GRIFFIN LIED UNDER OATH WITH PROOF $GME $AMC $BBBY $NOK REPOST TO SPRRAD THE WORD🔄

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Here's wut happened: 1. Keith Gill (aka @TheRoaringKitty) emails @michaeljburry sayin $GME undervalued & Board needs cleanup 2. Michael Burry buys 3% of $GME & writes Board 3. @ryancohen writes Burry agreeing w suggestions 4. RC writes to $GME Board 5. RC buys majority in $GME

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BREAKING 🚨 Michael Burry shares an email from DFV Keith Gill to Burry regarding @gamestop Gill emailed Burry after seeing an open letter from his hedge fund Scion Asset Management to GME board of directors in late 2019