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Poor roger- Called me this @JayJuanGee.
X (Twitter ) Ensures that the SEC account has been compromised and that two-factor authentication is not enabled on the account.

F**k,

SEC is poor? using an old model phone? No!

Maybe phishing or leak of data on the phone.
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X (Twitter ) Ensures that the SEC account has been compromised and that two-factor authentication is not enabled on the account.


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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"
I got a call from someone yesterday that I consider a close friend.  They are a holder of 1 BTC they bought for $8,000 back in 2016 or 2017 I believe after being aware and following BTC since probably 2012.  They called me to let me know that they were cashing out their 401K to go all in on Bitcoin.  I warned them this was a bad idea and urged them to dollar cost average instead, but they are dead set on "betting big" and fine if they lose everything.  They just want to be more in the game.  I say this both as a warning that people are starting to overinvest in Bitcoin and perhaps a potential bullish signal, as this is someone who holds BTC, has watched it for a long time, and was early to the bubble in 2017.  Maybe this is a sign we're about to jump to $80,000 or it may be a sign that people are acting irrationally which is usually a top.  I'm not sold on this being a top yet, but if I start getting messages on Facebook from people who have never owned Bitcoin or followed it, I'll begin getting worried.

It is a bit of a dilemma to know how to interact with someone who gets into this kind of a mindset.


And doing a lump sum buy that uses all of the 401k or close to all of it is preparing for UP without as much preparation for down, but if they are able to hold some back for buying on dips and DCA, then that would be a better way to supplement the lump sum strategy that seems more like gambling than investing.. but maybe there is more to the story than you are telling in terms of what they plan to do if BTC prices either  do not go up or go down..
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Poor roger- Called me this @JayJuanGee.
Bitcoin swings sharply after false claim that SEC approved ETFs.


https://www.ft.com/content/60efd3f4-62c9-42e5-8b32-4761eaa19b5a

F**K non-head people, I sure BTC approved ETFs soon.

Now BTC run it up $46,058.
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Wtf happened? Is this some kind of joke? Someone should sue the SEC for market manipulation. Amateurs.

I do believe that Gary Gensler made a long position after the SEC tweet and made a short position before he tweeted about the hack. So profitable whenever the price is going
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They made me this way..
There is no such thing as Bljatcoin ETF

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Far, Far, Far Right Thug
If the SEC can't even use two factor authentication on X, how can they possibly be in charge of these important financial decisions?

The u.S securities exchange and commission posted that the bitcoin ETF was approved and shortly after Gray Gensler said the @SECGov (X)twitter account was compromised and an unauthorized tweet was posted. No twitter account has been hacked so far and today with bitcoin etf approval twitter account got hacked? Maybe a new play on Bitcoin ETFs.

Wonder if Elon could confirm if the account was hacked or not.
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SEC's resident evil cat probably walked across the keyboard.
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If the SEC can't even use two factor authentication on X, how can they possibly be in charge of these important financial decisions?

The u.S securities exchange and commission posted that the bitcoin ETF was approved and shortly after Gray Gensler said the @SECGov (X)twitter account was compromised and an unauthorized tweet was posted. No twitter account has been hacked so far and today with bitcoin etf approval twitter account got hacked? Maybe a new play on Bitcoin ETFs.
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If the SEC can't even use two factor authentication on X, how can they possibly be in charge of these important financial decisions?

Folks 65 and up are often considered unemployable due to lack of skills and mental/physical deterioration.  They often even have thier driver's license suspended.  

Meanwhile these are the folks running our government...

Some younger than 65 people are often considered unemployable due to lack of skills too...
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If the SEC can't even use two factor authentication on X, how can they possibly be in charge of these important financial decisions?

Folks 65 and up are often considered unemployable due to lack of skills and mental/physical deterioration.  They often even have thier driver's license suspended.  

Meanwhile these are the folks running our government...
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Far, Far, Far Right Thug
If the SEC can't even use two factor authentication on X, how can they possibly be in charge of these important financial decisions?
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Wow... this is a funny turn of events... I saw the quick run up that occurred within minutes followed by the down turn and didn't think much of it. Bitcoin being Bitcoin I suspected.

Then I saw the fake SEC post followed by the removal and announcement of the "unauthorized post".  You can't make this shit up...

Maybe the SEC needs to launch an investigation on the SEC for market manipulation...

Really curious if they got "hacked" or if something else happened. Either way, great entertainment for the time being.
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Apparently, turns out to be "sell the news"...

SELL SELL SELL

They are going to sell the news. But don't forget to buy it back for the halving. 🥱



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I gotta say, the SEC causing a mass liquidation event right before announcing their decision on the ETF approval is something I didn’t see coming but is intriguing nonetheless. I wonder if crypto traders that got liquidated have a case against the SEC for their “hacked” tweet and also if it was a hack at all.

This puts SEC in a pickle.
If they planned to approve, then they would look somewhat strange if they approve in 24 hr after denying the "leak" today.
Sometimes important information leaks, but typically markets just go with it (I distinctly remember some rate decisions being leaked early).

Maybe I am just making a mountain out of the molehill and everything would go as expected tomorrow...
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