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[Alexandros Marinos 🏴‍☠️ @alexandrosM]

You froze the bank accounts of Jaques Baud, a Swiss citizen residing in Belgium, and banned every EU businesses from transacting with him such that he can't even buy bread or pay rent, and your own rationale is that you didn't like what he was saying. You did this with no due process, no right of appeal, and no way to defend himself from your slanderous and ruinous accusations. And he's not the only one.

You obviously have no comprehension of the terms you use, what their meaning is, or what is the purpose of the principles you so easily throw around.

Unfortunately, EU citizens never elected you, so they can't unelect you. You'll keep turning the EU into USSR until your failed experiment comes crashing down. Until then, spare us the lectures. Your actions are deafening.

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@Fxhedgers @grok short term implications?

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@GraphCall @szabo0x @wallacemick @vonderleyen It's obvious the intermittency of RES creates a need for higher peak pricing to keep the capture rates of CCGT reasonably profitable & thus available. LT S&D at it's finest. Everyone profits & every source is needed in this scenario. EU willingly makes said source more expensive

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@GraphCall @szabo0x @wallacemick @vonderleyen They do by procuring when needed from CCGT & pricing that in, right? Which kind of defeats your point on a policy level. This proves solely one thing, stop subsidizing renewables & let the free market do its thing: creating a mosaic of different sources. Gas is incontournable

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

The EU should be abolished and sovereignty returned to individual countries, so that governments can better represent their people

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@GraphCall @szabo0x @wallacemick @vonderleyen Seems like you don't understand firm capacity vs theoretical capacity then.

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@elonmusk end consumer power prices are dirt cheap over there, maybe some countries should fix that first :)

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@IamNomad I see what you did there 😇

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@SolvingFrank It says invite is invalid. I'd love to join, though!

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@thiccyth0t What kind of sorcery is this

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@InsilicoTrading Kraken

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@crypeii @simpelyfe Velo

[Phil Bak @philbak1]

My brothers in bitcoin:

I spent six years managing new ETF launches for NYSE (2010-2016), and about 15 years in ETF product development and management.

The DTCC thing means absolutely nothing. Nothing. Get offline and spend time with your loved ones.

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@criticallis1 @insiliconot Good copypasta btw :p

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@criticallis1 @insiliconot Most important reason that tradfi inst is entering the fray now is because in this financial far west they can still fleece retail in ways traditional stock markets can't even begin to imagine.

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@suitman Which exchange are we talking about?

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@Captain_Kole1 @crypto_iso @52kskew That was really interesting to watch, thanks guys!

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@Timeless_Crypto @radixdlt This is nice to see :) i might get out of ancient bags eventually like this 😁.

On a serious note they strike me as one of the more professional actors in the space and longtime CEX support, both for many years now. Def one of the better alt investments.

[Conks @conksresearch]

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@ByzGeneral On BTC it's clear perps are being longed to offset micro spot selling. Why not the same on ETH? Or if it's like you say, could it be mostly hedged by the inverse action on BTC? In any case offsetting spot action with perps seems like a great way to make a move in such thin books