@CFC_Victhor@TatersArsenal@mido_fcb2 So being patient is a bad thing? They’ve built the team for sustained success, not one season. Besides, with FFP, you can’t do what Abramovich did in the 00s and pump a club full of cash. And I won’t even start with saying Arsenal aren’t a serious club. Trophies are coming.
@TatersArsenal@CFC_Victhor@mido_fcb2 If we’re talking years Arteta is at 6, with only 5 full seasons. He inherited an absolute mess of a team that had to be rebuilt from the ground up. Klopp only won one Prem title and one CL in 9 years, and they came in his 5th year in charge. Arteta is doing just fine.
Karri, you are free to share our conversation. What I remember is that you appreciated we made a mistake that affected you and two other companies. Thank you for understanding. 🙏 We fucked up and I’m sorry we fucked up. I hope you will forgive us.
You also acknowledged that calling for the “fall of Carta” when you’ve been a customer for 10 years over an email mistake might have been a slight over reaction. Thank you for recognizing that as well. 🙏
You also acknowledged that if the roles we reversed and I had a bad experience with Linear and publicly broadcasted that you had been nefariously lying to all your customers and illegally violated their data before calling you first. founder-to-founder, and ask what happened, you would find that really unfair. You didn’t think it would be appropriate if I did that to you.
But despite feeling so upset about our mistaken email that you are calling for the end of Carta, and eliminate 2,000 jobs and strand 40,000 customers, you didn’t ask to cancel your contract with Carta. It seems you are still planning to stay with us despite all of the public bashing?
I don’t understand? Was this just to firebomb us for your personal twitter and LinkedIn exposure?
I want to share this (luckily) unsuccessful, but very clever and close scam incident from yesterday 👇. Saved $20m. Hope it may also save you one day.
The scammers are so good now they generate addresses with the same starting and ending letters, which is what most people check for when doing a crypto transfer. In fact, many wallets hide the middle part of the address with "..." to make the UI look better.
The scammer then use this address to send you dust transactions so that the address is shown in your wallet. Now, if you want to send to the legitimate address, you might just pick one previous transactions in your wallet and copy the address. You might just copy the wrong one. This is what happened yesterday, to a very experienced crypto operator.
Positive ending for this one. The operator noticed the error right after the transaction, and we were able to request the USDT to be frozen in time. It will now take some process, including filing a police report, to reclaim the funds back. But at least, the funds won't leave with the scammers.
Fast reaction is key in these types of recovery.
Hope this will help you avoid these one day. Stay #SAFU! 🙏
So @BlackRock’s Bitcoin filing is a great example of its not what you say, it’s what they hear. It’s might be a “trust” but everyone’s hearing “ETF,” and at the end of the day, what does it matter if people think it’s an ETF? Interested to see how Gensler/the SEC respond #bitcoin
"But the Web3 world now must talk convincingly to new people. That means explaining, in the simplest terms, what the technology can do, and most critically, why people should care about it. " Ethan Lyle & @RobLedniczky
👆 This.
More: https://t.co/yHJnFE3miG
Surprised more isn't being said about the risk of @binance being taken down by regulators after seeing what happened with Silvergate. Serious amounts already being pulled out of the platform. And if you thought FTX going down was bad for crypto...
Horrible language from @CNN - "wrong-place" implies these poor innocent people were at fault, not the gun owners who decided to open fire
https://t.co/8NLUpX2dw3
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This was a fun one. Listen for my take on what the current banking crisis represents for crypto (hint it’s good, but crypto-degens probably won’t like it) #crypto#comms
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@paul_kenney@AskNationwide@binance 100% - despite the desires/interests of some in Web3 it's not going to happen overnight, and it's going to take these systems working together. Question is (like with SWIFT/the rest of this chain), how open Web2 are to playing nice in the sandpit...
Interesting to see @AskNationwide stop payments to @binance due to “media coverage” and “regulatory uncertainty” - shows how important the media narrative in is crypto https://t.co/6uAT0LAL6b
@paul_kenney@AskNationwide@binance Maybe? Honestly it's beyond my understanding. But feels like the whole point of cyrpto is to get rid of needing protocols like ISO20022 in the first place, so would make sense there's a tension there.
@paul_kenney@AskNationwide@binance Related in that it seems to be the effect of fear in the space - the SWIFT decision doesn’t impact card payments and only affects US bank accounts. Think it’s just a sign of tradfi services becoming increasingly wary of crypto without any regulation to cover them.
Hey @strava - long time subscriber and Strava-lover here. Next time you raise the price, maybe drop me an email? Kinda sucks to find out through Apple #customercomms
0.2ETH below mint price looks like bad news, especially after gas and fees. I hope they can turn it around as I was excited to see @Porsche jump into NFTs, but this is starting to look like a case study for other 2.0 brands on how not to launch an NFT #porschenft