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>just launched perps like $gmx $ydf $bfr
> gasless swap on 0xPolygon
>rekt by coinbase bc there were insider trading shit
>best DEX aggreg with MEV protection (like cowswap)
>created a new tech "FELO" Fees earning limit order
>adoption
>fee sharing incoming

Chainlink likes it and it was one of the first out the gate for Arb / OP.

...what else am I missing for this $3M cap potential 100x?

>>52399857
Coinbase were greedy by pumping up the valuation of their stock and dumping on retail. They are guilty of insider trading too. But they weren't playing with user funds.

>>52361525
>excluding binance
>trusting a chink after he posts a few warming tweets
CZ is an even bigger devil than SBF. he's just better at hiding and managing his house of cards. he's been propping up his BNB for months. wouldn't be surprised if SBF strikes back with dropping a an insider report on assets. coinbase still remains the safest option when it comes to cex.

>>52293007
Insider, Haitian rebels have hacked Coinbase, withdraw ALL assets immediately, Coinbase wallets are being emptied to fund the Haitian uprising.

Insider here

The supposed “mistake” in supply that got picked up and corrected by Hedera was deliberate. This got the community to get used to a sudden supply shock, so there won’t be as much pushback when a new upcoming release is going to happen. A treasury report update will come out soon, but SAFT has raised new rounds to fund Swirlds Lab development. Network adoption and council recruitment has stalled. HBAR Foundation prioritized Coinbase to get a location for liquidity to hbar to fund development. Expect massive dumping from Q4 well into Q1

>>51629411
>>how legal is it exactly to manipulate the markets via tweets

If the bone of contention were traditional assets then that's illegal and i believe it's punishable by SEC but in a situation where crypto is concerned i can't be so sure but i am certain insider trading is frowned at even in the crypto space could remember coinbase arresting one of their staffs for this.

>>51594409
Bcash retards working at Coinbase insider trading posted here before the announcement
some were prosecuted recently.

some advice i needed:

crypto will fucking burn you. There are investments out there that can 10x in 2 years. there are stocks that 3x in one day, just like in crypto.

look at the exchanges dude... crypto.com = insolvent, coinbase = in court over like 15 coins and had management caught in insider trading (by the way, the extent to which this is being investigated has to be limited. if they actually looked, I guarantee a good amount of its employees were giving out insider info and dumping bags on users), binance = class action lawsuits in multiple EU countries and the US for freezing exchanges while insiders dump bags on people.

you are here communicating with bots about crypto, or paid shills. and inb4 the "algorithmic trading is the same thing". no its not. everyone lost in june/early july but I made a 1.6x during that time. early august I did another maybe 1.3x just buying good companies and selling them. Meanwhile, everyone I read on this website is getting liq'd margin trading coins that have scam wicks every few days. its actually not possible that all of you are all getting duped.. i would be surprised if more than half of the posts here don't have some kind of bot or paid shill behind them. been here since 2020 and been on 4chan since like 2008 or some shit

Coinbase doesn't list scams with 0 volume unless they're doing insider trading. Try hotbit or something similar.

>>51205813
Yep
Almost every day, even on places like Coinbase, there's at least one coin that will pump minimum 30-50%, sometimes even much more. Of course picking the right one at the right time is pretty much impossible unless you literally have insider knowledge so it's just gambling

>>51162905
>>51168596

None of this is true. At SmartCon they will announce chainlink mainnet with an ETH feed and the token will be listed on Binance and Coinbase. strap in.

t. real super duper insider

>>50932130
This token was going to be listed on Coinbase but they were accused of insider trading and decided to pull back. Sylo will never be listed on a big exchange because of this.

>>50871726
>why do they need blackrock to invest in bitcoin?

ultra rich boomers have money managers and trustees and use all sorts of different financial products to invest in things. nothings stopping them from using binance either and i'm sure many of them have used things like coinbase or binance in the past but these people are usually (((accredited investors))) and they make a lot of money insider trading with blackrock. if you made good money with blackrock for 2, 3, 4 decades why not keep the ball rolling.

>>50796329
it's okay he's going to buy bitcoin with that money. Wasn't that what the insider was saying we have till aug 5? It was like a 15 min sale for coinbase something

>>50707191
Kraken and Coinbase did both face issues this month, and my guess is that he gets an insider insight into something happening and then just has a shot in the dark hoping it comes true so that he can take credit for it.

- XRP Ripple: Is it a security? Spoiler alert ;^)
- Binance chain: Is it a security? Spoiler alert ;^)
- Coinbase: selling unregistered securities? Spoiler alert ;^)
- Ex? coinbase employees: insider trading? Spoiler alert ;^)
- Kraken: violated Iran sanctions? Spoiler alert ;^)

This crypto space is crime invested so hard it's unreal.

>>50646609
cope, three coinbase scammers already are getting done for insider trading
definitely scammers, i hope craig takes your bags

>>50638576
>Worth buying? Or will the Coinbase insider SEC case drag this down?
why would an insider trading case drag a coin down? insider trading has nothing to do with the price. now, if the SEC were pursuing this coin because they believe it could be might be but a judge hasn't ruled it yet a security then you might have something to worry about. Coinbase will probably suck Gensler's dick again just like they did with XRP.

Worth buying? Or will the Coinbase insider SEC case drag this down?

>>50634692
Literally just got declared a security because of Coinbase insider trading kek

>>50615246
didn't cathy only dump coinbase SHARES, and only after some employees got arrested for insider trading? stocks != crypto

>>50581654
I'm the OP behind >>50518041.
If you think the current happening are happenings then I'm here to tell you this is just the beginning.

I submitted the report to Damian Williams and Michael J. Driscoll. Anyways, lets get into the good shit.

For those of you who don't know, there are literal departments at Coinbase that are involved in insider trading, its basically systemic at this point lol. Typically the SEC will charge them x3 on the profit they made. Okay, I just want you to read that again. x3. How many millions has Coinbase made due to their insider trading? I don't know exactly but its high 9 figs. So you can expect a fine in the billions. The highest reported SEC fine was 13B for JP Morgan Chase and there's a small potential that Big Bad Brian might end up beating their record.

THIS IS NOT A BOT POST FUCKERS, JUST LET ME SAVE CUNTS FROM GETTING REKT.

He's right though. No other dump has caused big names like Coinbase and Gemini to downsize their company like they both did recently. They didn't just downsize their companies because "NUMBER GO DOWN!" They downsized because THEY KNOW INSIDER SHIT THAT YOUR DUMB ASS DOESN'T KNOW. IT'S LITERALLY FUCKING ENDING.

For months ive been investigating insider trading in coinbase. A few days ago i submitted a full report to
Damian Williams, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, and Michael J. Driscoll, fbi glowie.
In a few weeks the SEC will fine coinbase, it might even hit the billion mark if i calculated it correctly. Brian Armstrong is involved, sll the engineering team, and their blog department.

I submitted a report with 64 confirmed cases of insider trading.

Nigger.