@coinbase@CoinbaseSupport crashing and having “connectivity” issues when anything big happens in crypto is getting old. Fix your platform. I have a strong steady internet connection but cannot trade. things are “on sale” by 10% or more and you can’t buy. Feels intentional.
So you’re telling me the SEC doesn’t even have their Twitter account secured, but if I send $17 to my friend on Venmo I have 87,000 IRS agents watching me?
Based on the financial records we have obtained via bank subpoenas, we can now confidently trace at least $10 million in total from foreign nationals’ and their related companies going to the Biden family, their business associates, and their companies.
This man just cannot miss
Rep. Dan Goldman (D) sold $WAL, another bank stock, absolutely perfectly
He sold on 3/6, avoiding not only the initial 50% drop but also second 35% drop from earlier today
And guess which committee he sits on? The accountability committee
It’s funny how sites like Coinbase work…
FIFA announces Algorand as an official partner for this years World Cup. Not one mention of it on the Coinbase ‘news’ section. It’s laughable with how they choose to hide certain news on specific coins.
I, for one, am enraged by the sinister @elonmusk plot to allow ordinary citizens—many without PHDs, let alone NYT subscriptions—to freely express themselves & question the unblemished wisdom of politicians, gov’t experts, even CEOs. This is the dark & dangerous road to democracy.
If you don't like Elon Musk's new version of Twitter, you should go start your own social media site.
That's what censors have taught me to say over the last six years as they've instituted their censorship regime.
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