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September 24, 2021, 12:35:38 AM
#16
You forgot about the trillions of dollars that the US banks are laundering for drug lords and other big criminals. Besides most of the stolen cryptocurrencies are from centralized exchanges that newbies keep trusting with their keys, if the DEX projects grew more (which they will as the government pushes for more KYC on CEXes) this number drops to practically nothing.
They won't tell you that or even acknowledge that, they're going to deny it no matter how obvious the shit that they're pulling is, they're the government so they know that they can do shit like this, their the biggest corporation in a country after all.
legendary
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September 24, 2021, 12:24:32 AM
#15
You forgot about the trillions of dollars that the US banks are laundering for drug lords and other big criminals. Besides most of the stolen cryptocurrencies are from centralized exchanges that newbies keep trusting with their keys, if the DEX projects grew more (which they will as the government pushes for more KYC on CEXes) this number drops to practically nothing.
legendary
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September 23, 2021, 11:04:46 PM
#14
To be fair, crypto is being called out, and quite legitimately. By pointing out the wrong in fiat as a response to somebody calling out the wrong in crypto, crypto gets nowhere. You cannot solve the problems of crypto by simply dismissing it. If for only half a year, and in a relatively smaller crypto community, $80 million is already stolen, it is indeed alarming. And it cannot be addressed by simply pointing a finger at fiat and saying it has a much bigger problem.
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September 23, 2021, 06:49:50 PM
#13
They don't have any grounds to completely control or ban bitcoin so they just defame it to discourage the public from putting their money in it, my opinion is that they should remember that it's already 2021 and not the 70s because they still think that they're the smart ones in this day and age.
+1.
For me, what another alternative they can help is to support Bitcoin or not that so, do some awareneness about Bitcoin, educate people, giving free lessons. Tell people what are the risks of using Bitcoin and the negative or positive effects of it.
So other people will have the knowledge and can avoid scams in the cryptocurrency world, it will help even small, just to reduce the case of scams or fraud.
legendary
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September 23, 2021, 06:22:48 PM
#12
Aaand.. how much USD was been stolen through scams and fraud? I'd bet that it's a few multiples of $80 million. So.. we should ban the USD then?

That's a really poor argument, USD is used for a huge share of all transactions in the world, while crypto is not even used much by people who own it.

And altcoin ecosystem is indeed full of scams, so it wouldn't be a bad thing if regulators created some rules for exchanges so they would stop listing new scamcoins as they pop up.

But Warren goes far beyond that, she just hates crypto and dreams about it getting banned and she keeps inventing arguments from different angles to try to persuade the government to do so.
legendary
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September 23, 2021, 02:21:18 PM
#11
She's not angry just at crypto, she is angry at banks, Facebook, Amazon, oil companies, landlords, police, ICE, she just wants free money for the ones that don't work and no barriers for refugees. In rest, it's all about opposition to everything, a classic populist way to get votes.

I believe she is looking to be the Democrat party version of Donald Trump.
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September 23, 2021, 11:21:20 AM
#10
It is ridiculous the amount of scrutiny that crypto draws from senior banking and SEC officials. Its ironic that over the past few decades that the US has had to spend billions of dollars bailing out banks to save them from collapsing under themselves due to bad practices and borderline illegal activity yet not a cent has been spent on any crypto support. Instead, they are spending billions of dollars trying to regulate and crush it. The same regulations that let banks act however they want.  Just another tool to keep people in line and limit the ability to change wealth distribution.
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September 23, 2021, 11:09:07 AM
#9
She’s doing her job, she’s a government shill trying to protect the USD’s position as the world reserve currency. Don’t pay attention to or follow anything she advises or states. She’s part of a group of boomers desperately trying to save a crumbling fiat currency in a new world. Unfortunately for her & those in power, there’s only so much money printing that can be done before the arse falls out of the world.

Opt out & take control of your own financial future, protect yourself against their mindless money printing & subsequent unacceptable inflation by buying bitcoin. Control your own future & protect your family & future generations financial future.

Elizabeth Warren, Gary Gensler, Janet Yellen, Jerome Powell, they’re all fighting a losing battle. Bitcoin is a massive part of the worldwide future of finance. They will regret their attempted suppression of innovation. The US must adapt or get left behind.



Thank you for this advice, for adding to my belief in Bitcoin as the hope for our future and our next generation especially myself. Manage the mess he creates to change our consistency so that it falters and seems to justify what he says. He is a person who often manipulates the truth for the benefit of his own class and survival. But we can unmask the real, unmask a Warren.
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September 23, 2021, 10:57:38 AM
#8
Aaand.. how much USD was been stolen through scams and fraud? I'd bet that it's a few multiples of $80 million. So.. we should ban the USD then?
legendary
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September 23, 2021, 08:10:59 AM
#7
A six-month period has seen $80 million stolen from Crypto as a result of scams, claims Elizabeth Warren. Aside from the $11.11 Billion in fines US banks received for shady business, she neglects to mention the $12 Billion in overdraft fees consumers will pay to banks in 2020!

What is your opinion in this regard?

Yeah this shit absolutely infuriates me. What is she doing about all of the fraud by big banks? Wells Fargo was fined a ridiculous amount of money for making fake account through it's clients two years ago and was just recently fined again for not making the clients whole, another 250 million! How many people are going to end up in jail? ... the answer is a big fucking fat zero! Hypocrites !
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Blackjack.fun
September 23, 2021, 08:06:12 AM
#6
@ConnerDalfino, since you didn’t put a news source, I can’t comment on anything more than that it’s completely frivolous when someone sees an $80 million as a problem, and turns their head the other way when it comes to the hundreds of billions or even trillions their authorities have spent (evidently in vain) in Afghanistan or Iraq.

Old news, it's about one of her letters that started the scandal with the SEC back in June-July
https://www.warren.senate.gov/oversight/letters/warren-asks-sec-chair-gensler-about-risks-posed-by-cryptocurrency-exchanges
Funny enough this one was the most innocent of all, she was claiming she was doing everything for the poor investors and consumers.
Anyhow, she's crazy, I think I've said it one hundred times but she is worse than Yellen and Gensler and the whole IMF, CIA, NSA alltoghter.

Of course, they won't mentions about the scams that banks have been pulling in the last 6 months.

You just have the same biased view as her, here you go:
Warren Slams Wells Fargo CEO, Calls on Fed to Revoke Bank’s Status as Financial Holding Company Amid Ongoing Failure to Meet Regulatory Requirements

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Wells Fargo has a nearly two-decades-long record of swindling customers and the latest fine of $250 million imposed last week by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) for the bank’s lack of progress in addressing “significant deficiencies” in its mortgage lending practices indicates that the bank is incapable of correcting its culture of noncompliance and unlawful behavior.

She's not angry just at crypto, she is angry at banks, Facebook, Amazon, oil companies, landlords, police, ICE, she just wants free money for the ones that don't work and no barriers for refugees. In rest, it's all about opposition to everything, a classic populist way to get votes.
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September 23, 2021, 06:55:37 AM
#5
A six-month period has seen $80 million stolen from Crypto as a result of scams, claims Elizabeth Warren. Aside from the $11.11 Billion in fines US banks received for shady business, she neglects to mention the $12 Billion in overdraft fees consumers will pay to banks in 2020!

What is your opinion in this regard?

$80 million is just a drop in the ocean resulting from crypto scams. Of course, they won't mentions about the scams that banks have been pulling in the last 6 months. They just want to highlight everything, specially negative. Nevertheless, bitcoin enthusiast are not affective by this kind of news, we know where they coming from and this kind of statement coming from any government agencies will simply not stop. So I would say, just shrug your shoulders if we read this kind of news.
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September 23, 2021, 06:02:03 AM
#4
@ConnerDalfino, since you didn’t put a news source, I can’t comment on anything more than that it’s completely frivolous when someone sees an $80 million as a problem, and turns their head the other way when it comes to the hundreds of billions or even trillions their authorities have spent (evidently in vain) in Afghanistan or Iraq.

Crypto scams are definitely a problem, but they are still very insignificant compared to classic scams, and can be very easily prevented if children start learning Internet safety in time, and to force everyone involved in the chain to tighten their safety measures - and I mean the app play stores, advertising, and those selling domains/hosting.

In addition, laws should be passed that will provide for much harsher penalties for all those caught in crypto scams. As things stand now, you can get away with very little or no punishment if you’re smart enough - it’s actually encouragement, not prevention.
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September 23, 2021, 05:42:29 AM
#3
They don't have any grounds to completely control or ban bitcoin so they just defame it to discourage the public from putting their money in it, my opinion is that they should remember that it's already 2021 and not the 70s because they still think that they're the smart ones in this day and age.
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September 23, 2021, 05:28:30 AM
#2
She’s doing her job, she’s a government shill trying to protect the USD’s position as the world reserve currency. Don’t pay attention to or follow anything she advises or states. She’s part of a group of boomers desperately trying to save a crumbling fiat currency in a new world. Unfortunately for her & those in power, there’s only so much money printing that can be done before the arse falls out of the world.

Opt out & take control of your own financial future, protect yourself against their mindless money printing & subsequent unacceptable inflation by buying bitcoin. Control your own future & protect your family & future generations financial future.

Elizabeth Warren, Gary Gensler, Janet Yellen, Jerome Powell, they’re all fighting a losing battle. Bitcoin is a massive part of the worldwide future of finance. They will regret their attempted suppression of innovation. The US must adapt or get left behind.

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September 23, 2021, 05:12:26 AM
#1
A six-month period has seen $80 million stolen from Crypto as a result of scams, claims Elizabeth Warren. Aside from the $11.11 Billion in fines US banks received for shady business, she neglects to mention the $12 Billion in overdraft fees consumers will pay to banks in 2020!

What is your opinion in this regard?
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