@kiidot8888 is the GOAT ๐. Got nothing but love and respect for this dude. Your contributions to the community are timeless, deeply appreciated, and should not go by unacknowledged ๐๐ผ ๐๐ปโโ๏ธ.
The overall @krakenfx/@krakenpro experience has significantly improved imo. Especially with the ability to directly transfer money from bank to account without relying on slow, archaic methods. I've been using it more than @coinbase ๐ฌ.
@DegenTravis There is nothing to fix. You are 6 months behind of chain activity, and it's taking the time it takes to sync to your outdated, local copy of the chain.
This is an absolute joke, and utterly unacceptable. There is no "I'm fairly sure" or "to the best of my knowledge" here. You either knew or you didn't. Even if you actually didn't know, which I don't believe for a second, monumental negligence should not absolve accountability.
Expanding on DealBook:
When I filed, I'm fairly sure FTX US was solvent, and that all US customers could be made whole.
To my knowledge, it still is today.
I was expecting that to happen. I'm surprised it hasn't. I'm not sure why US withdrawals were turned off.
Sam Bankman-Fried fooled a lot of peopleโbut not SEC Chairman Gary Gensler, whose warnings about risk and lack of regulation were well-founded https://t.co/ROiK062C37
@LottoLabs@anetaBTC I'm just curious about the nature of this "BTC vault" or wallet, managed by the anetaBTC bridge? After reading the litepaper, I'm not super clear on the implementation details. I love the idea of essentially having wrapped BTC on Ergo, so genuinely curious to better understand.
@LottoLabs@anetaBTC Ah yes, seen this before. The litepaper mentions the "anetaBTC bridge has an incorporated Bitcoin wallet where the userโs assets are held". So while SCs are used to some extent on the Ergo side, the native BTC has to be locked somewhere on the Bitcoin, is my understanding.