/biz/ - Business & Finance

Trump needs to invade Japan for this treachery

>>8223120
fucking japs

jap-(((patsy)))
i hope the big bad wolf gets word of this...
next SK incoming... i can feel it

>nor whether any precautions were taken to prevent front running

HAHAHAHA ofc there were, he made sure only his 'friends' could do any front-running.

>>8223137
Or atleast bait the north gooks to nuke them

Why sell OTC when you can do your job of selling BTC and also make insane amounts of money by shorting? Kek

I wonder how many nukes it will take to get them to stop kamikaze bombing civilians this time?

>>8223120
how is he still a.live?

>>8223193
This is probably what he did, but he deserves to be hanged in public anyway... unless he uses everything to pay back, which is not gonna happen obviously

>>8223120
I expect that the jap was perfectly aware of what he was doing. He must have known that dumping on a market is going to create a snowball effect, and he must have seen what his first dumps caused. Otherwise he's the biggest retard to ever be left in charge of real money. So there had to be some reason for him to handle it the way he did, such as some friend of his having a short in place before the dumps.

>>8223167
I sure hope this guys identity isn't public. Cause he sure is gonna end up like that SK politician.

>>8223238
His identity is actually public.

>>8223248
RIP. He caught a little too much heat on this one.

>>8223236
>set up short with 100x leverage
>dump 8000 btc

>>8223238

Everytime something like this happens ppl talk about how they should be lynch
But funny enough they always get away with it and after a few weeks nobody cares

>>8223272
except for that south korean politician. I wouldn't be surprised if organized crime in korea and japan are big on crypto.

haha everyone is butthurt that for once market worked like a market
got too comfy thinking that exchanges would keep washtrading price up to infinity so no one would dare sell and take profits?
you faggots deserve this piece of shit to go sub-1k where it belongs

>>8223120
I know some guys working with the trustee and they paid him some big bucks.
They are shorting the market hard.
>Insider info best info!
Just made $45.000.000 in the last 2 months.
Feels good man!

>>8223120

nuke the japs again, this can't go unpunished

>>8223272
I'd be surprised if he doesn't have a heart attack soon

>>8223299
>calls others butthurt
>YOU FAGGOTS DESERVE THIS REEEEEEEEE
lol. I'm just speculating whether or not we'll see another crypto-hit in Asia.
>market worked like a market
>REEEE IT REALLY BELONGS AT 1k BECAUSE I SAID SO
lmaoing at ur life. You think people are losing money from this but it's quite the opposite. A shit ton of money of being made right now shorting the market.

>>8223299
This isn't how markets work, large amounts are traded privately through brokers at banks or other financial institution.

>>8223378
don't tell him that. you'll make his mind explode and he'll start pulling out libertarian strawmans.

>>8223367
>implying i'm not shorting since january and having time of my life
>confirming some of you are indeed are stupid faggots

>>8223296
That was a politician try to ban something
Here its a rich guy who shat on every little investor
Other whales probably knew about it or dont care that the market will be down for months
Look at every scam out their ie bitconnect
All this guys walk away free because ppl are pussies
Or look at madoff (he served prison time but still)
Nothing will happen

>>8223378
>This isn't how markets work
haven't seen you complaining when people were marketbuying like this through resistance on the way up

>>8223269
YOU WILL SUFFER FOR YOUR INSOLENCE

>>8223367
>You think people are losing money from this
Yeah, they quite literally are.
>A shit ton of money of being made right now shorting the market.
kek. That's not what the majority is doing, and shorting this shitshow is a massive gamble. We've just had a taste of how manipulated the market is, there's no telling what it'll do next.

>>8223120
Link please

japan was a mistake

>>8223439
>Here its a rich guy who shat on every little investor
The true /Biz/ Souls begins here.

Rate message?

>>8223439
bitconnect and shit are obvious scams no whale could ever fall for.
All it takes is one whale who was out of the loop and a little pissed off about his losses.

>>8223500
Wont happen boy
Thats just a poor coping mechanism

>>8223120
HOW HE JEW US WHEN HE SLANTY AF

>>8223120
Absolute madman

Not only did he dump, he dumped at resistance points on the bubble pop chart. In the meanwhile Nikkei surged. This is policy.

>>8223595
I'm not wishing for it to happen. I don't give a shit either way and I know it probably won't. But it's a possibility. He's gotten himself a little too much attention. I personally wouldn't be comfortable in his position unless he has ties with the Yakuza.

>>8223661
>yakuza
>thinks this useless dead organization can do anything anymore

Lmao enjoying our unregulated markets are we lads?

>>8223673
Actually the market is regulated. If the FTC and USTC decide it's market manipulation, he's getting a visit from the FBI.

>>8223673
>unregulated market
>sold because of regulations
hmmmmmmmm

>>8223695
>FBI
>Japan

>>8223720
FBI has a complete jurisdiction over Japan. Japan is still an occupied territory, brainlet.

>>8223216
never trust japs
Or chinks....
There are few good ones, most scheme ideas for personal gain only
We didn't nuke for no reason, we gave chances. Then they continued schemeing and making sneaky moves

>>8223296
>chink mafia will avenge us
>>8223695
>government will avenge us

Meanwhile the bitgrail owner trying to buy his own private island.

i'd probably do the opposite of what kraken said too. they're the biggest fucktards and joke in the market. can't even keep their site running

>>8223747
Well, bitgrail wasn't fucking with BTC markets, only with your shitcoins.
FTC and USTC said that they are regulating only the BTC markets so far.

>>8223695
>Actually the market is regulated. If the FTC and USTC decide it's market manipulation, he's getting a visit from the FBI.
no, he is getting raided by seal team six for that
that level of delusion and coping

>>8223120
>or was taking advice from (((elsewhere)))

>>8223772
That's literally the law that was passed recently. BTC markets are regulated the same way the stock markets are and the manipulators will face the same consequences.
So the jap will face the same consequences, as he would face if he tried to dump S&P 500. Which is 20 years of anal rape in American prison.

>>8223120
Fark'n hell.

You can almost guarantee 100% that the trustee is making huge profit from this by loading up huge shorts (or having friends do it).

>>8223818
That makes me think the game is over. It's like somebody has allready hotels at Monopoly and we are walking the streets trying to get free money

>>8223764
https://www.tradingview.com/chart/BTCUSD/6GuxadAx-Manipulated-Dump/
If you have less than 10k btc you're not gonna be able to afford a great assassin. This shit is going under 1k.

>>8223804
You want to drop another nuke or what? A japanese court allowed a japanese man to sell assets from a japanese exchange.

>>8223818
yep...

>have access to a shitload of free BTC that can crash the market with no survivors at a whim
>don't gain or lose a dime by directly selling it
>but massively loading up on shorts just before dumping it would make you filthy filthy rich

i can't imagine that anyone with a functional reward center in their brain and a 100+ IQ wouldn't do that.

>>8223720
>can't into history, basic trading agreements etc.
>calls others brainlets
japan is basically the US's bitch. the FBI sure as hell as jurisdiction there. hell, the abc-boys probably get their dicks sucked the moment they get off the plane in tokyo

>>8223736
bullshit.

>>8223227
Because he can tank the market. What can people do? Put a 1000 BTC on his head? No one's going to do shit for $5.

>>8224130
>being this much of a brainlet

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5413813/South-Koreas-cryptocurrency-regulator-dead-home.html

>>8224067
1. Japan isn't allowed to have military
2. Japan isn't allowed to have intelligence agencies and the law enforcement answers to CIA
3. There are occupational military bases all over Japan

The occupation never ended, brainlet.

>>8223120

>>8224190
4chan hid my "joke" meta-tags, sorry

>>8224225
y-you too

>>8223120
>trustee market dumped the coins to himself
kek

>>8223120
Am I the only one who finds it frightening that the first point on their list is "don't sell coins".

Even managers of large crypto exchanges, who should be impartial, seem to possess a delusional hodl mentality.

>>8224386
are you retarded? it's simple logic. BTC isn't liquid enough for anyone to dump 100k+ at once, you're going to get an extremely bad deal, and crash the market in the process.

>>8224584
In a truly decentralised, unregulated market this can happen if the following criteria are met.

1.) Someone owns enough BTC to crash the market and,

2.) They want to.

Fuck the exchange trying to decide how and when this jap sells. That's not how the wild west works.

NOBODY CARES
this is what's called a free market
if demand didnt meet supply boohoo
welcome to reality
better that way anyway, people who bought his stuff probly stronger hands.

>>8224748
Sure. The REAL question is :
Why not auctioning the coins?
Why not use a dark pool?
Why do it out in the open CRASHING THE PRICE OF THE REMAINING 80%?

>>8224787
(Questions are)

>>8224787
cause he can

asians only care about themselves and love to fuck over other people

>>8224584
He is either retarded or a shill in damage control mode.

>>8224787
maybe he shorted 100x leverage beforehands and profited double and all his friends too?

>>8224386
This is extremely bad business for exchanges.

>>8223672
>thinks he knows something about the Japanese >underworld and their relationship to modern >zaibatsu

Why are you retards so fucking stupid? It's literally his job to salvage as much as possible to pay out the victims, on orders of the government. Yet your deluded stormravaged brain think this is a personal attack on you. If you want to hate someone, hate the prick that caused this and tried to con his way out, that white fat faggot from your own race. You're not entitled to shit, you decided to enter this famous ponzi. Blame yourself as well.

>>8224748
what's happening here isn't a free market characteristic, the market is held hostage by a couple of individuals because criminals exploited a centralized loophole.
i guess this is another form of proof that a free market simply doesn't work. people will always try to find loopholes and band together to massively tip the scale in their favor, even if it fucks up the whole system in the process.

>>8224850
are you seriously this mentally challenged? The whole point of this thread is that he could have sold BTC WITHOUT CRASHING THE MARKET.

>>8224878
Then blame the victims demanding compensation asap. You know, all those white americans. His job is to make funds to return. Not go on localbitcoin and met some shady dealer in an alley.

Exchanges need to uncouple BTC from alts and crown ETH. It's the only way.

The Jap is going to keep market selling at the bottom instead of OTC.

Nobody complained about free market when prices were going parabolic and now it seems to be a problem for you brainlets. Enjoy your bags, this is just the beginning.

>>8224905
well he either way did something shady, cause he collected the 400 million to pay of the scammed customers and is still left with 2 billion dollars. What now?

>>8223236
He's a trustee dude. His loyalties lie with the job, the assets charged to him and the Japanese courts. Honestly, he doesn't give a shit about BTC and doesn't have an investor mentality and never will. You guys need to chill. If I was a trustee assigned by courts, I would've done the same thing. I have deadlines to meet and dumping on exchanges was the fastest way to liquidate.

>have BTC
>want to sell and make money
>NOOOOO YOU SHOULD CARE ABOUT US SMALL FISH TOO I WOULD DO THE SAME
kek you you guys socialists or what? it's his right to sell it. if it crashes the whole buttcoin market it's just an indicator how shitty this ponzi scam really is

>>8224923
the free market is right though: a bitcoin simply isn't worth USD 10k

>>8223439
>selling for profit to pay the people who got ripped off at gox is bad
Fuck off, moralfag.

>>8224795
Could he have been given orders by (((Them))) to sell it deliberately and also ANOUNCE it ?
Could (((They))) have benefited by getting better entry positions while shorting the market at the same time?
Does “ He” believe the market if going to 0?
Does he like losing a billion dollars ( on the remainder )?
Could he perhaps just be a sub 70 I.Q?

>>8223378
>bitcoin is being bought up by large and established financial institutions

>>8223120

>butters actually get their money (+ profit) back after the Mt Gox hack, which was previously thought inconceivable
>still complain

I'M ENTITLED TO GAINS BECAUSE I JUST AM! HOW DARE THIS YAMATO FUCK DO HIS JOB?!? HOW DARE THE VICTIMS DEMAND COMPENSATION? HOW DARE PEOPLE SELL AT LOWER PRICES THAN MY BUY-IN?!? I SHOULD HAVE BEEN RICH NOW SINCE I NEVER FAIL AT LIFE UNLESS THERE'S A CONSPIRACY

>>8223120
insider trading, he probably opened huge 100x leveraged trades at 20k with his buddies, and proceeded to dump.

>>8224987
this. lmao@biz retards

>>8224850
>>8224878
This, and thus he could have sold at a better price.

>>8223120
I'd love to be a fly on the wall of his office now he realizes he single-handedly crashed Bitcoin, and he basically shot himself in the foot.

>What do you mean, my actions have consequences????

>>8225004
Because a lawyer working for the court surely would be stupid enough to risk inside trading when the court is breathing down his neck. /biz/ really is dumber than /v/, /pol/ and /r9k/ these days. Stop being such an emotional brainlet.

>>8224905
WHY ARE YOU SO FUCKING RETARDED ?
80% of the coins remains
80% of the coins remains
80% of the coins remains
DID HE INTENDED TO LOSE MONEY FOR HIS CLIENTS ?

>>8224864
it depends on your definition of a free market
for me a free market and its participants can do whatever the fuck they want

>>8224967
>>8223120
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what's the point of an auction?
letting 1 person have 99% of the power?

>>8225055
After he pays out the victims, the government will seize the assets, just like they would with any forfeit assets. He won't make a dime other than his pay for doing his job. That's why he won't give a FUCK about some retarded kids putting in their allowance.

>>8224923
>moves ordered by a court appointed trustee
>free market

>>8225080
the point of an auction is to sell large amounts without price slippage. if you dump on the market it causes slippage, giving you a worse price per btc.

>>8225093
>decentralized money
>one man can cause entire price to crash
MUH ANARCHO CAPITALISM!

>>8225078
>Free market, an unregulated system of economic exchange, in which taxes, quality controls, quotas, tariffs, and other forms of centralized economic interventions by government either do not exist or are minimal.

In this case a centralized authority seized a massive amount of funds and are using it (deliberately or not) to greatly influence the market.

this man did nothing wrong

>>8225159
Yea, selling shit that's not his, on govt orders.

What happened?

>>8225200
>free market will make us all prosperous and equal
>one man can corner the market illegal or otherwise
Kek.

In case you're this dense, anarcho-capitalism never works. Seems ironic free market and fair play only exists when regulations are in place.

So is he selling MORE?

Is the price going to continue going down?????

>>8225042
Seriously ? Do you think this guy is that fucking dumb that he didn’t know that thy would happen?

>>8225240
He only sold a fraction so far.

He's single-handedly going to bury Bitcoin, finally.
Crypto needs more fiat pairings so we can be rid of this captainless shitboat.

>>8225273
There is no need to sell more right now and he wont even bother, since he isn't trading for profits.

>>8225235
>illegal or otherwise
Well in this case it's completely legal, yea? Just have the govt seize the btc and dump them on the market fucking everybody over except for the people who knew it was about to happen. But fuck it, they're part of the gang right? So they get away with it again and have idiots like you defend them.

>>8225262
Well let's see;
-the object is to make money off the sale of Bitcoin
-his actions so far have made Bitcoin tank 20% or something
-so far he only sold a fraction of the total amount he's planning to sell

It's not hard to see what is going to happen when he keeps market selling everything; i.e. Bitcoin dumps soundly below $1k.

I'd say it's 99% certain he had/has no idea what he's doing.

>>8223120
Why would he sell OTC when he can just dump and open a short? He gets even more btc and cashes out at the same time

>>8225080
I fucking hate these retards who tag 100 post for no reason. KYS

>>8225290
>There is no need to sell more right now
Except he has to sell everything. That's what he was entrusted with as "trustee".

>>8225319
Its Against THe Code Of Conduct For Lawyers!

>>8223457
People can't just put that much fiat into BTC, they need to go through a broker at bank that will allow for them to put millions in.

>>8225328
thats not true, its not decided they can be redistributed sold whatever read the court paper

>>8225366
Well it's the decision he made.

>>8224386
no. you're just a stupid fuck who chose to read the first bullet point and then stop.

>>8225235
it's not one man, fucking idiot, the trustee is merely a scapegoat of the government. but i guess you're right, a free market simply isn't possibly, central authorities have so much fucking power, they can shut the whole thing down with the push of a button. seize funds, dump them on the market, arrest the right people, shut down all fiat gateways, IP-bans, etc., etc.

>>8224787
shorted the market dim wit

>>8224721
Well atleast one of the two criteria was met in this case since it was crashing.

>>8224944
are you stupid? yes you are. he devakued his holdings by selling like a mongloid instead of following kraken's adviceor at the very least trickled them onto the market. stupid people like you posting here lowers the IQ of the entire board

>>8225398
What is "shorting"?

>>8225301
>Well in this case it's completely legal, yea? Just have the govt seize the btc and dump them on the market
Jesus Christ you "free market" advocatfucking retarded.

Doesn't matter if government, an individual or space aliens did it. If you can corner the market and manipulate it to your heart's desire then free market doesn't exist because you have now monopolized and controlled the market.

How are you this stupid and dense? Then again you are an anarcho-capitalist. You think everything bad is because of government and everything that comes out good is because of the invisible hand of the free market. It's like human beings haven't done actions that can completely screw over all other people if they can because they are selfish. It's like communities didn't form governments and shit to regulate and stop this. Kek.

How have you people become this deluded? Anarchism never works.

>>8225385
>central authorities have so much fucking power, they can shut the whole thing down with the push of a button. seize funds, dump them on the market, arrest the right people, shut down all fiat gateways, IP-bans, etc., etc.
So it's not decentralized then because any one power can easily shut it down. Face it, your dreams of anarchism is just that, dreams. You are an idealist retard who lives in his own fantasy and bubble where people police and regulate themselves instead of having a central organization that can regulate human behavior like every form of tribe that later became cities, then city states, then countries and then whole empires later on.

It's like you neglect most part of history. We should call you anarcho-keks from now on because your philosophy and ideals are like from little children.

>>8224955
>another trisomy 21 case identified

>>8225308
Yeah, sure, but wasn’t his job supposed to be to get as much money as possible back for his clients ?
Well , he did exactly the opposite .
I’d say he should be prosecuted for negligence, no ?

Question do we prefer buddy with 165k BTC to dump it all or gradually?. I just feel like the damage is done so might as well sell it all so that we can start the long road up already. Also fuuuk this anyone notice how bad news always gets dropped before the weekend?

>>8225456
he meant snorting

>>8224972
>mongloid IQ demonstrated

>>8225093
Last time checked libertarians don't want to get rid of courts and law.

>>8224987
>another mongloid on /biz/... si stupid he's probably a cashie

>>8224803
>asians only care about themselves
>because the rest of the world is so selfless and totally want to promote equallity
mf your government would see you drown in your own shit if it was comical enough, stop investing with your emotions, which I bet not even that happens, since you only come here to shitpost.

>>8223648
I can picture him playing whack-a-mole with a massive Japanese hammer

>>8225473
he can do it OTC and have no effect on the market

>>8225472
>Yeah, sure, but wasn’t his job supposed to be to get as much money as possible back for his clients ?
Which is why he's an idiot.

>I’d say he should be prosecuted for negligence, no ?
I'd say so. He definitely fucked over the people he was supposed to look out for.

>>8225473
He will do whatever he can to get the best price on his BTC

>>8225460
>free market
>Doesn't matter if government did it
Didn't even read the rest, you trolling retard.
0/10

>>8225090
reddit detected

>>8225510
Lol, Bitcoin dumped 20% since this news hit.

>>8225142
this simple fact is too complex fir the Reddit / ArsTechnica crowd to grasp senpai

>>8225240
he has 165k left, so yes he is selling more
how much lower do you think it can go?

>>8225532
it dumped because he market sold it and btc exchanges have terrible liquidity. read this wiki page to understand what i mean.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Over-the-counter_(fin

>>8225494
They want law and courts that prevent force and fraud, not restrict freedom.

>>8225566
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Over-the-counter_(finance)

link cut off

>>8225566
It dumped because of the simple market effect, AND because people suddenly learned that this guy is planning on market dumping a metric fuckload more.

>>8225472
Well, I don’t even know the point of this thread really. It’s fucking obvious that this was ordered by (((Them))). Only sub human I.Q apes do not realise that . IT’S THAT FUCKING OBVIOUS realy.

>>8225571
And this is exactly that, mt gox stole a lot of money from their customers and now they're forced to give them back.

>>8225516
he did not do that

>>8225308
or maybe, just maybe, he shorted and still is, the whole way down. Just a thought

So why didn't he just market dump EVERYTHING while it's above 5k if he didn't care?

>>8225589
This. Better get out anon, you don't wanna lose to them again after all.

>>8225385
>>8225460

>governments can shut down fiat gateways
>what is mining?

Bitcoin is decentralised.

>>8225663
He still needs an excuse of """""""trying"""""" to get the best price. And besides he gets to milk it even more when people buy back up.

>>8225605
the world is clearly too complex for your simple mind. stick to simple tasks and projects. i suggest floor sweep as a career and growing Taraxacum officinale in your lawn as your free time project.

Bro nice thing with this skycoin currency, just read about it !

>>8225722
Are you saying by limiting his orders, he's NOT trying?

>>8225460
But in a free market, if this guy actually owned the money, his incentive would have been to not sell the BTC, or at least sell it OTC. Imagine if tomorrow, Apple decided to sell iPhones for $5. AAPL would tank hard, fucking the shareholders in the process. But they have no incentive to do it, because it would hurt them the most. However, if the government nationalised Apple, you remove all incentive with dumb beaureaucracy at best, corruption at worst. And in the case of that trustee, the fact that he chose not to sell OTC at a higher price indicates that he might be incredibly dumb or incredibly corrupt.

>>8225759
>market dumping hundreds of millions
>trying
All right, enough biz for today.

>>8225763
>he might be incredibly dumb
or maybe, just maybe, he is smart (definitely smarter than you in any case) and there are no otc buyers for that amount of btc at current prices because a lot of people with that kind of money believe btc is going way lower

>>8225789
He could have dumped everything at once if he didn't care to try you utter simp.

>>8225826
he dumped based on court orders to pay creditors

>>8225711
>what is mining?
Then miners own the supply. Hence not decentralized.

>>8225733
This

>>8225843
What's a creditor?

>>8223268
How is this shit even allowed

Someone explain for a brain let how the guy who stole everyone’s money is able to dump it all and destroy the value of everyone else’s money

>>8225790
Kraken (arguably the most trustworthy exchanche) was willing to broker the trade and he refused because?

>>8225790
Or maybe, just maybe, some people with that kind of money got that kind of money by lying and deceiving people like you on national television.
Just maybe ...

>>8223673

This.

Keep putting your money into this. Your greed and stupidity will be your down fall

>>8225944
You can only assume that he did want to crash the market, dude probably shorted through friends with huge leverage and made lambo gains

>>8223120
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>>8225733
>Can't respond so resolts to insults
Ok

What does the low liquidity of exchanges have to do with the fragility of the market?

>>8223120
the absolute madman

At every buy in I gave you your shameless red spike come bursting out through your support and if I gave you a bigger stronger leverage than usual fat dirty liquidation came spluttering out of your order book. You had a bull run full of highs that night, darling, and I fomoed them out of you, big fat spikes, long green ones, quick little merry pumps and a lot of tiny little naughty bull traps ending in a long gush through your floor. It is wonderful to buy ATH when every buy click drives one whale out of GDAX. I think I would know BTC’s dump anywhere. I think I could pick it out in a exchange of dumping coins. It is a rather slow bleed not like the pnd's which I imagine shitcoins have. It is FUD'd and manipulated and timed like what a trustee would let off in fun in a witness protection house at night. I hope BTC will let off no end of her farts in my face so that I may know their smell also.

>>8225550
30k halved the value from the 19k high. Scale that up to 165k and you hit one 48th of its value remaining or $395

From Teeka to McAfee to Kobayashi. RETRIBUTION UPRISING ON SINGLE, RICH MEN WHEN?

>>8223227
Because this is what the institutions want

Why is everyone so angry about this? When you're a big player in a market, you have a tradeoff between how much market impact your trades have (e.g. how much lower than price becomes from selling) or how certain you are off the price you sell at. If mtgox sold off slowly, then they aren't as certain of the price they'll sell at. If they do instantly, they'll move the price down.

Selling off over a couple of months since a reasonable thing to do, especially given the asset is essentially worthless and people are currently willing to pay for it.

>>8225944
>has to meet court deadlines
>gets stiffed and penalized if fails to comply
>probably get jailed if he fails to comply with the court
You're looking at this from the point of view as an investor. You should look at it from his point of view on why he did it. Frankly, he doesn't give a shit about the markets. He's a trustee, his priorities are paying back creditors and complying with the court, not making BTC appreciate.

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tagged for no reason
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tagged for a reason

>>8226385
>this puts the thread out of its misery

>>8226385
quite pungent
>brapcoin when

>>8225646
If he is, he's risking it all. If he gets caught he's fucked.

>>8223248
Dudes going to end up dead if he keeps up shit like this, to much money involved. Imagine how pissed people who had thousands and millions of dollars in these currencies are, they just lost whole fortunes because of this one asshat. And lets be honest this entire market is kind of sketchy and by proxy im sure organized crime is involved in some of them. He basically took a huge piss on hundreds if not thousands of unhinged peoples heads that likely have money and connections.

>>8226707
>If he gets caught
I mean, that's what all crime involves, it's the highest risk-reward there is

>>8226733
I'll bet he's not alone and is probably just a scapegoat, the powers that be probably wanted it this way

>>8226793
Besides literal gambling.

>>8226793
This is Japan. The odds of this guy actually trying to pull shit like this in a high-profile case like this are incredibly small.

>>8223120
>OY VEY DON'T CRASH OUR PONZI GOYIM
>IF PEOPLE SEE YOU LEAVING WITH MONEY EVERYBODY ELSE WILL WANT MONEY AND THERE'S JUST NOT ENOUGH TO GO AROUND.
If this doesn't raise alarm bells for you, you are the biggest retard on the planet and should be legally obligated to stop breathing and save oxygen for people who deserve it.

>>8223120
He was obviously ordered by the jacuzzi to dump on the market after they set up mazzive shorts

>>8226813
>>8226813

>>8226733
someone is always the loser.

>>8226733

>>8226733
organized crime and terrorists are definitely involved in everything crypto.

i'd bet its used as dirty money transfer between gvt entities aswell

>>8223120
Surely this man has to be held accountable for crashing a market which will affect millions of people's lives? Will all his phones, laptops etc. be seized because it seems obvious there is some inside trading going on. Unfortunately I doubt anything will be done about this and he's going to walk away Scott free.

>>8227612
Every market is a ponzi, the entire system is a ponzi, so what ?

>>8227702
Well, he was damned if he didn't do it even more.

>>8226733
lol
just because u are poor and u have access to no information doesnt mean that the rest of the world has same position. if some1 has invested a lot of money into crypto trust me they have access to information.

>>8227702
Actually this is stupid sorry. It's a free market just gotta accept that we're absolute fucked and there's nothing we can do about it.

>>8227707
No it isn't. Normal markets are backed by physical things and are worth most of what they say they are. Crypto is 100% funbux. It's backed by nothing more than the collective real money used by everyone buy into it.

>>8227707
>t. entire understanding of modern economics based on some shitty youtube video.

>>8224130
can't sell if he's dead

>>8227806

Nobody is going to kill Gox's bankruptcy trustee for doing his job. Because nobody who actually matters in crypto was retarded enough to take out their life savings and stretch their credit to the limits, buy in at 19K unironically believing it would hit 1 million. Literally only redditards did that. You're fucked. You're fucked because you're an idiot. Not because some malevolent entity is manipulating bitcoin. This guy has bitcoin. He needs to sell it as part of his job. And it's his right to do that. Besides. Crypto is supposed to be decentralized. Free of coercion by some central economic policy. This is what you wanted. This is the future you chose.

>>8227858
>And it's his right to do that
I disagree morally with this idea

>>8227895
>I disagree with economic freedom when it inconveniences me

One last bump that this brainlet thread doesn't deserve:
He likely opted to market dump instead of arranging a private transfer because the only people who privately transfer huge quantities of BTC like that are fucking criminal scum. Even bankruptcy trustees have morals.

>>8227907
>being forced by the government to sell stolen goods at market price is economic freedom

>>8227612
>>8227781
>>8227816
>>8227907
>>8228330
imagine being so poor and stupid you go to a board just to spam like this

>>8228383

>>8228389
epic reaction image /v/eddit!

>>8228420
How much did you lose?

fucking hell I got loads of normie folk who were about to FOMO into crypto hard but the dump really changed the public opinion, after that came the memes and the scams, this market is ruined for now, fuck this jap so hard

>>8227858
He's selling them BECAUSE of the centralized powers telling him he has to.
The future we wanted would be for him to return those BTC to their owners.

>>8223120
The next few minutes are critical for BTC

>>8228430
I didn't. I'm in profit.
Does that anger you?

>>8228548
why would I be angry? It's hilarious when you faggot redditors who bought in at 19k claim you are in the green.

>>8228506
These next few minutes are critical for your moms labia (;

>>8228593
>I bought late so everyone else did too
Nope, fuck off faggot

>>8228667
Well there's no way anybody could fake that.

>>8228593
lmao i put the $5500 i was going to drop into my roth ira into eth in december 2016. i sold most of it around $1200 and put most of that into xmr, btc, and link. i'm sitting pretty at around $600k now, frienderino

>>8228699
If I wanted to fake a screenshot I'd do it with more than 1BTC.

>>8228744
Thanks just submitted 100K tips to the IRS

>>8228593
>implying I'm a corecuck

>>8228789

Bitcoin is not looking good...

>>8228865
close-up

>>8228744
if you can still contribute to a roth IRA, I'd say you should take a second look at that.
IDk what the rest of your investments look like, but pulling out 5% to 10% of your crypto and moving it into a non taxable account would be a good move,
potential upside isn't as high as it would be in crypto, but with gains like that, you should really lock in enough profit to pay your taxes if you have to, and move at least a little to more conventional investments.
I'm say I didn't take action when my 10k total initial hit 60k in january.
I owe taxes on about 30k net gains, and want to move money into an ira but never took enough profit and am now sitting at about 30k overall, so rough estimate of 7k owed in taxes all told. unfortunately I was in the lower 1/6th of the 25% tax bracket, so If I had known and planned better I might have been able to lower taxes.
anyway, I peaked at 60k, and owe 7k of taxes, so it would have been a great time to pull out 10k,15k even 20k to secure money for taxes and cover my initial, and dump the rest into a roth for long term, but now that my portfolio fluctuates from 30k to 35k with 5k locked up in ICOs that money has a much larger effect, so someone like you should really take advantage of your position.
although you probably don't need my lecturing, don't mean to sound condescending, just trying to help

>>8229028
>taxable
unverified accounts. vpn. xmr. fuck off gov niggers.

>>8228906
update. gratz if you shorted.

>>8229187
>>8229187

shorted last night, but I still haven't learned patience, moved my sell prices too low, got nervous when we moved back up for a bit. added to position to raise initial, but it was still stupid.
BTC: 1.55 short at 5x average sell at 8946
ETH: 7 short at 5x average sell at 679

have lost money, and recently finally pulled out a large chunk of my shitcoin positions because I reached the point where another even medium sized dip would fuck me over because I need some of the money.
i think a big eth crash is more likely, aiming for 475-400 range, but also hoping for another big btc crash based on what the volume looks like.
I still think it's unlikely, but if we break 5800, I'll be very happy