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Old 06-09-2023, 03:19 PM
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Hahaha, the bots.

Bitcoin was recently 'dead' at $14k. I guess it's now dead at $26k. Sorrynotsorry you didn't buy any at $14k.

Onward to $100k! Probably another big dip with real global recession setting in, but they will ultimately print. We pump... or we mega pump.
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Analysis: US SEC crackdown on Coinbase, Binance puts crypto exchanges on notice

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The US SEC’s lawsuits against Coinbase and Binance have put other crypto exchanges on notice, potentially exposing them to regulatory actions. As the SEC strengthens its authority over the crypto industry, exchanges must adapt to the changing regulatory landscape. While the lawsuits play out in court, the industry faces uncertainty, with potential long-term consequences for the crypto economy in the United States. Clear regulations and open dialogue between regulators and industry participants are essential to foster innovation and protect investors in the evolving crypto market.

“All U.S. exchanges should now be on notice that they may be subject to enforcement action if they permit, or have permitted, these tokens to be traded.” – Jason Allegrante, Chief Legal and Compliance Officer at Fireblocks.

“I don’t think that this SEC under this leadership necessarily cares whether they win or lose in the courts. I think what they are engaging in is a coordinated campaign to essentially destroy the crypto economy in the United States.” – Stuart Alderoty, Chief Legal Officer at Ripple.
"Trying to essentially destroy the Crypto economy in the US."

Sure sounds like get out while you can.
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