@rasmr_eth your incessant need to exude superiority will one day be your legal downfall, rasmr
i’m not even really playing the crypto game rn, have barely posted in the last 4 months bc the case volume has been crazy
that volume is filled with people who tweet shit like this
take care
@gab_pnl@0xDinoCrypto@Polymarket hi @0xDinoCrypto
$10,000 definitely not enough to litigate against a platform like Polymarket, but if you are serious about this, DMs always open
love u gab
@0xxpain@cmdoerfler@BalaiBB You’re both idiots btw
Stop opining on the law when you can’t read a statute, private investigators pay for information all the time
it’s literally how the industry exists
This is wrong btw
18 U.S.C. § 1028(a)(7) (the only provision relevant here) requires “the intent to commit, or to aid or abet, or in connection with, any unlawful activity that constitutes a violation of Federal law”
Zero reason to believe Zach has the requisite intent, all signs point towards the opposite: that he intends to refer LABS people to law enforcement (as he has done on innumerable occasions previously)
You’re a moron and have done nothing but harm here, delete your account
This is wrong btw
18 U.S.C. § 1028(a)(7) (the only provision relevant here) requires “the intent to commit, or to aid or abet, or in connection with, any unlawful activity that constitutes a violation of Federal law”
Zero reason to believe Zach has the requisite intent, all signs point towards the opposite: that he intends to refer LABS people to law enforcement (as he has done on innumerable occasions previously)
You’re a moron and have done nothing but harm here, delete your account
This is wrong btw
18 U.S.C. § 1028(a)(7) (the only provision relevant here) requires “the intent to commit, or to aid or abet, or in connection with, any unlawful activity that constitutes a violation of Federal law”
Zero reason to believe Zach has the requisite intent, all signs point towards the opposite: that he intends to refer LABS people to law enforcement (as he has done on innumerable occasions previously)
You’re a moron and have done nothing but harm here, delete your account
Ok, here’s the deal with this Arbitrum motion.
Not legal advice.
-Kim et al should not have a viable claim of ownership to the funds currently frozen by Arbitrum’s security council. When DPRK steals something, they do not have good title to that thing. /1
@lex_node naw, just wait for the next crypto-adjacent law suit to come through and then throw the screenshot of the complaint into claude
“I read this so you don’t have to 🧵”
so in a literal sense, you may be right
in a legal sense, all communication about this freeze has been that it will help to “plug the hole” and “compensate kelp victims”
a court would probably treat that as the SC holding these assets in trust for Kelp to do that
as an aside, it is a distinction without a difference, as it would all need to end up doing what you describe unless Kelp wants to get sued under a similar theory