This how I imagine most leftist soy boys look and sound ..

And I find it hilarious he scammed his fellow lunatic leftists.

He said he would donate millions if trump ran well ?

Pinochet11 said:

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This how I imagine most leftist soy boys look and sound ..

And I find it hilarious he scammed his fellow lunatic leftists.

He said he would donate millions if trump ran well ?

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Wait, he did? where did you see that?

From a Dem POV, Fried is the perfect Dem.

He checks ALL of the boxes. If ribbons were a thing these days, Fried would have all of them: he regularly talked about being a vegan, donating millions and billions to charity, was seen as the "next business wunderkind", etc.

Long story short, he FELT correctly about all of the right things. Now, it doesn't make any difference if he was genuine, candid, or had any integrity, it was only important to tell everyone and virtue signal.

Who cares if he appears to have regularly used his clients money illegally and immorally?

But the OP is correct, in time we'll see some of "the important people" ***** and scream about getting their money taken, which we won't see for 90% of them because the FBI/SEC investigation will only release enough information to get Fried convicted of the proper felonies. We'll NEVER see the whole report because it will make the "right" people look bad.

bobo's people

Though we will never see him comment on this thread

Yep he scammed a lot of people but he also made a ton of money in legitimate crypto trades.

The US/JAPAN bitcoin arbitrage trade he figured out was legitimate and very lucrative.

Whether it's the central banks as they are or some decentralized digital system of the future - whatever plumbing is put in place for proper reasons will be coopted, or subject to cooption, by nefarious actors.

SBF essentially created his own central bank when he printed FTT tokens, transferred them to Alameda Research, then borrowed legitimate crypto (sounds like money laundering to me) using his own printed tokens as collateral.

The fact that some of the largest money managers in the world didn't see it or didn't care to look is as much of an indictment on their skills as it is an indication that fraud is pretty dang easy in the crypto world right now.

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From a Dem POV, Fried is the perfect Dem.

He checks ALL of the boxes. If ribbons were a thing these days, Fried would have all of them: he regularly talked about being a vegan, donating millions and billions to charity, was seen as the "next business wunderkind", etc.

Long story short, he FELT correctly about all of the right things. Now, it doesn't make any difference if he was genuine, candid, or had any integrity, it was only important to tell everyone and virtue signal.

Who cares if he appears to have regularly used his clients money illegally and immorally?

But the OP is correct, in time we'll see some of "the important people" ***** and scream about getting their money taken, which we won't see for 90% of them because the FBI/SEC investigation will only release enough information to get Fried convicted of the proper felonies. We'll NEVER see the whole report because it will make the "right" people look bad.

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Very similar to Elizabeth Holmes, imo.

Never trust a vegan with man boobs

Still not sure how offended I am at OP's identity theft.

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The fact that some of the largest money managers in the world didn't see it or didn't care to look is as much of an indictment on their skills as it is an indication that fraud is pretty dang easy in the crypto world right now.

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Oh, I'm not saying he's not a bright guy. His proper achievements are amazing.

That's kind of a Dr. Evil type of thing.

But you're correct.

And this sentence from you post is absolutely terrifying, but correct.

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bobo's people

Though we will never see him comment on this thread

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He's busy at clown college.

I'm pretty sure I'd rather shove a blunt stick into my eyes than watch that.

THIS FTX THING KEEPS ON GETTING WIERDER AND WIERDER pic.twitter.com/pWWMrS3JAE

— GURGAVIN (@gurgavin) November 16, 2022

HTownAg98 said:

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I'm pretty sure I'd rather shove a blunt stick into my eyes than watch that.

THIS FTX THING KEEPS ON GETTING WIERDER AND WIERDER pic.twitter.com/pWWMrS3JAE

— GURGAVIN (@gurgavin) November 16, 2022

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Rule 1 this lady so I can decide if I want to tune in

itsyourboypookie said:

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Rule 1 this lady so I can decide if I want to tune in

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Trust me, you don't

You're going to want to sit this one out.

itsyourboypookie said:

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HTownAg98 said:

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I'm pretty sure I'd rather shove a blunt stick into my eyes than watch that.

THIS FTX THING KEEPS ON GETTING WIERDER AND WIERDER pic.twitter.com/pWWMrS3JAE

— GURGAVIN (@gurgavin) November 16, 2022

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Rule 1 this lady so I can decide if I want to tune in

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You don't want to do that.

Don't none of y'all worry your pretty little heads on this, Auntie Maxine going to look into it:

https://financialservices.house.gov/news/documentsingle.aspx?DocumentID=409920

Man, with oversight like this why would anyone question election results?

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"The fall of FTX has posed tremendous harm to over one million users, many of whom were everyday people who invested their hard-earned savings into the FTX cryptocurrency exchange, only to watch it all disappear within a matter of seconds. Unfortunately, this event is just one out of many examples of cryptocurrency platforms that have collapsed just this past year. That's why it is with great urgency that I, along with my colleague Ranking Member McHenry, announce the Committee's intention to hold a hearing to investigate the collapse of FTX," said Chairwoman Waters. "As Chairwoman of the Financial Services Committee, I have led the effort in examining and investigating the digital assets marketplace, and know that we need legislative action to ensure that digital assets entities cannot operate in the shadows outside of robust federal oversight and clear rules of the road. I look forward to holding this important hearing, and uncovering all that Congress must do to ensure this never happens again.


"Chairwoman Waters and I are announcing a House Financial Services Committee hearing on the FTX debacle," said Ranking Member McHenry. "Oversight is one of Congress' most critical functions and we must get to the bottom of this for FTX's customers and the American people. It's essential that we hold bad actors accountable so responsible players can harness technology to build a more inclusive financial system. I appreciate Chairwoman Waters' working with Republicans to deliver accountability through a bipartisan process."

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Yeah… that's gonna be a "NO" from me.

Fried needs to be buried deep beneath a "federal pound me in the ass prison".

SECond2noneAgs said:

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weird relationship. the guy has bigger boobs than the girl does

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weird relationship. the guy has bigger boobs than the girl does

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Literally the definition of soyboy neckbeard married men who vote for Biden.

fka ftc said:

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Don't none of y'all worry your pretty little heads on this, Auntie Maxine going to look into it:

https://financialservices.house.gov/news/documentsingle.aspx?DocumentID=409920

Man, with oversight like this why would anyone question election results?

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"The fall of FTX has posed tremendous harm to over one million users, many of whom were everyday people who invested their hard-earned savings into the FTX cryptocurrency exchange, only to watch it all disappear within a matter of seconds. Unfortunately, this event is just one out of many examples of cryptocurrency platforms that have collapsed just this past year. That's why it is with great urgency that I, along with my colleague Ranking Member McHenry, announce the Committee's intention to hold a hearing to investigate the collapse of FTX," said Chairwoman Waters. "As Chairwoman of the Financial Services Committee, I have led the effort in examining and investigating the digital assets marketplace, and know that we need legislative action to ensure that digital assets entities cannot operate in the shadows outside of robust federal oversight and clear rules of the road. I look forward to holding this important hearing, and uncovering all that Congress must do to ensure this never happens again.


"Chairwoman Waters and I are announcing a House Financial Services Committee hearing on the FTX debacle," said Ranking Member McHenry. "Oversight is one of Congress' most critical functions and we must get to the bottom of this for FTX's customers and the American people. It's essential that we hold bad actors accountable so responsible players can harness technology to build a more inclusive financial system. I appreciate Chairwoman Waters' working with Republicans to deliver accountability through a bipartisan process."

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The US/JAPAN bitcoin arbitrage trade he figured out was legitimate and very lucrative.

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It was a good trade but shuld have obvious to anyone paying attention. Exploited fractured markets and exchanges. Mindbogglingly easy stuff that doesn't happen in robust and liquid marketplaces.

How pissed would you be if your bank gave you a $1 that it paid $0.80 for?

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Never trust a vegan with man boobs

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Them's some B cups. I wonder if he's had his testosterone or estrogen checked?

TRADUCTOR said:

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Never trust a vegan with man boobs

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its OK Sam you can cry

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TRADUCTOR said:

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Them's some B cups. I wonder if he's had his testosterone or estrogen checked?

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Maybe he just REALLY likes Little Debbies. Those things use a ton of hydrogenated soybean oil.

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fka ftc said:

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Don't none of y'all worry your pretty little heads on this, Auntie Maxine going to look into it:

https://financialservices.house.gov/news/documentsingle.aspx?DocumentID=409920

Man, with oversight like this why would anyone question election results?

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"The fall of FTX has posed tremendous harm to over one million users, many of whom were everyday people who invested their hard-earned savings into the FTX cryptocurrency exchange, only to watch it all disappear within a matter of seconds. Unfortunately, this event is just one out of many examples of cryptocurrency platforms that have collapsed just this past year. That's why it is with great urgency that I, along with my colleague Ranking Member McHenry, announce the Committee's intention to hold a hearing to investigate the collapse of FTX," said Chairwoman Waters. "As Chairwoman of the Financial Services Committee, I have led the effort in examining and investigating the digital assets marketplace, and know that we need legislative action to ensure that digital assets entities cannot operate in the shadows outside of robust federal oversight and clear rules of the road. I look forward to holding this important hearing, and uncovering all that Congress must do to ensure this never happens again.


"Chairwoman Waters and I are announcing a House Financial Services Committee hearing on the FTX debacle," said Ranking Member McHenry. "Oversight is one of Congress' most critical functions and we must get to the bottom of this for FTX's customers and the American people. It's essential that we hold bad actors accountable so responsible players can harness technology to build a more inclusive financial system. I appreciate Chairwoman Waters' working with Republicans to deliver accountability through a bipartisan process."

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Not surprising that Whacky Aunty Maxine's only solution is more gov't.

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She probably wants to get her money back that she lost

You guys are all so disgusting getting off on making fun of this man's experience. Hate on his crime all you want but do not just hate on him because he is not manly enough for you and his gf is fugly. #perrenialvictimoneissueposter

Tweaker

CEO of FTX. This is from 6 weeks ago.

Looking really really hard, can you notice anything about his body language? pic.twitter.com/qDRFedId4f

— Maze (@mazemoore) November 15, 2022

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The fact that some of the largest money managers in the world didn't see it or didn't care to look is as much of an indictment on their skills as it is an indication that fraud is pretty dang easy in the crypto world right now.

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Oh, I'm not saying he's not a bright guy. His proper achievements are amazing.

That's kind of a Dr. Evil type of thing.

But you're correct.

And this sentence from you post is absolutely terrifying, but correct.

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I think it's more terrifying that one of the reasons he got away with it is his political and social leanings fit with what the ESG proponents are looking for.

We desperately need the FTX fiasco to be a catalyst for starting to reverse course on ESG.

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fasthorse05 said:

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The fact that some of the largest money managers in the world didn't see it or didn't care to look is as much of an indictment on their skills as it is an indication that fraud is pretty dang easy in the crypto world right now.

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Oh, I'm not saying he's not a bright guy. His proper achievements are amazing.

That's kind of a Dr. Evil type of thing.

But you're correct.

And this sentence from you post is absolutely terrifying, but correct.

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I think it's more terrifying that one of the reason he got away with it is his political and social leanings fit with what the ESG proponents are looking for.

We desperately need the FTX fiasco to be a catalyst for starting to reverse course on ESG.

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The recession that is really only getting rolling will be the end of woke and ESG ferknannery.

Unemployed people who actually want a job are not going to be looking at ESG scores. Neither will the buyer of goods and services.

Want people to quit jerking around, take away their money (fun, food and excess).

Don't use too much logic and reason there.

Under normal circumstances of life I agree, but there's NOTHING the woke Dems won't do to fulfil their daily fight against human nature, and ESG definitely fits the bill.

IMO, some companies will revert in the name of revenue, but many will continue to keep up the charade if Black Rock and State Street own more than 10% of the company.

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The fact that some of the largest money managers in the world didn't see it or didn't care to look is as much of an indictment on their skills as it is an indication that fraud is pretty dang easy in the crypto world right now.

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Oh, I'm not saying he's not a bright guy. His proper achievements are amazing.

That's kind of a Dr. Evil type of thing.

But you're correct.

And this sentence from you post is absolutely terrifying, but correct.

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I think it's more terrifying that one of the reason he got away with it is his political and social leanings fit with what the ESG proponents are looking for.

We desperately need the FTX fiasco to be a catalyst for starting to reverse course on ESG.

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The recession that is really only getting rolling will be the end of woke and ESG ferknannery.

Unemployed people who actually want a job are not going to be looking at ESG scores. Neither will the buyer of goods and services.

Want people to quit jerking around, take away their money (fun, food and excess).

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I disagree. The powers pushing that stuff don't give two ****s about anyone but themselves. They will double down on it as the only way forward to a "new economy." Just watch.

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The fact that some of the largest money managers in the world didn't see it or didn't care to look is as much of an indictment on their skills as it is an indication that fraud is pretty dang easy in the crypto world right now.

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Oh, I'm not saying he's not a bright guy. His proper achievements are amazing.

That's kind of a Dr. Evil type of thing.

But you're correct.

And this sentence from you post is absolutely terrifying, but correct.

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I think it's more terrifying that one of the reason he got away with it is his political and social leanings fit with what the ESG proponents are looking for.

We desperately need the FTX fiasco to be a catalyst for starting to reverse course on ESG.

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The recession that is really only getting rolling will be the end of woke and ESG ferknannery.

Unemployed people who actually want a job are not going to be looking at ESG scores. Neither will the buyer of goods and services.

Want people to quit jerking around, take away their money (fun, food and excess).

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I disagree. The powers pushing that stuff don't give two ****s about anyone but themselves. They will double down on it as the only way forward to a "new economy." Just watch.

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Agreed.

The people wanting jobs don't have the power in this scenario. This gives more power to the corporations to implement their esg crap.

SECond2noneAgs said:

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That is the most flattering photo of her I have seen yet. She is beat.