If products specifically designed to destroy life can be ESG compliant then ESG is total nonsense.
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If products specifically designed to destroy life can be ESG compliant then ESG is total nonsense.
There's a zero percent chance that this very famous Jewish man is unaware of Hitler's use of chemical weapons. These psychopaths are trying to start world war 3!
Lies. Lots of us are strongly against what the US and NATO are doing, but we don't get to vote on war. The people in the west are being constantly bombarded with propaganda in favor of escalating tensions with Russia. It's completely insane and it's risking armageddon!
The world sees America as a bastion of integrity with higher ethical standards than the rest of the world, but we are just better at being bad. Our leaders are just as corrupt and just as easily bribed. You just have to be more clever in how you go about it and of course the price is higher.
The overwhelming consensus on Reddit is for escalating the situation. Reminds me of the Iraq invasion 20 years ago. My fellow Americans are a bloodthirsty lot, fully brainwashed by the constant media propaganda.
Silence the Opposition, Control the Narrative https://finance.yahoo.com/news/facebook-owner-meta-block-access-211836018.html This is the same as burning books.
Cutting off a nation as large as Russia from the rest of the world financially is the biggest and most effective advertisement for cryptocurrency in the history of cryptocurrency.
If King George had had the power to freeze the assets of the founding fathers there'd be no USA.
sanctions are an act of war
I wish they'd just get it over with and declare it all illegal. That'll be the time to buy as much as you can.
If the Fed was truly concerned about inflation they would have already started raising rates. The US federal debt has to be inflated away, so I think they are probably mostly happy to see inflation. They've been openly saying that they have been wanting higher inflation for many years and now they've got it.
That Coinbase qr code commercial was dumb. It could have been so much more than a link to their website. With BCH qr codes they could have made a bunch of people rich. That would have made one hell of a story!
Worth watching. The Fed's Hamilton Project is their version of Bitcoin. #CBDC https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lUs-MUnwqA https://www.bostonfed.org/publications/one-time-pubs/project-hamilton-phase-1-executive-summary.aspx
These people are delusional.
The experts all know a yield curve inversion is coming. Right now they are all just betting on how many rate hikes it'll take before we get there. First comes inversion then crash in risk assets. That's how it usually goes anyway.
So many words. Just call it what it is, plain old theft. This is what the authorities resort to when things get bad enough. This is why non-custodial crypto is the future. https://www.reuters.com/markets/rates-bonds/lebanon-plan-sees-93-currency-slide-turns-bulk-fx-deposits-pounds-2022-01-31/
BTC/BCH- It seems clear to me now that big money has been leaning on BCH as a hedge against long BTC positions. It’s been a smart play as it’s in-line with the upward trajectory on that pair plus it has provided downside protection against a potential market dump as alts tend to perform worse than blue chips in crash scenarios.
Here we go again.. FB just set off a bomb creating turmoil for all risk assets.
My biggest fear is the tech bubble popping. That could be happening now, and if it is, all crypto will collapse to extreme lows and will likely stay down longer than most people are expecting. These levels of inflation are putting central banks in a position where any attempt to rescue markets would be met with even greater political instability. They'll be forced to choose whether they want to rescue pensions/401k's or their nation's currency.
The fact that the Dogcoins have held up so well during this bloodbath is absolutely beyond my comprehension.
Average retail investor: "When I'm making money it's the next big thing. When I'm losing money it's a giant ponzi scheme." https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/s9en0i/cryptocurrency_is_a_giant_ponzi_scheme/
I'm betting Coinflex will eventually seize the #SmartBCH network for itself and change its base currency to either Flexcoin or FlexUSD. The network doesn't have any real connection to BCH and I suspect it never will. I think products like Anyhedge represent BCH's only real hope for on-chain defi.
A lot of positive comments on BCH in the biggest crypto sub. Vitalik's negative comment on BCH seems like it's backfiring in a good way. https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/ru6506/ethereum_cofounder_vitalik_buterin_calls_bitcoin/ Best advertisement for BCH I've seen in a long while.
Bank of Russia Sees No Place for Crypto in Financial Market, Finalizes Digital Ruble Prototype https://news.bitcoin.com/bank-of-russia-sees-no-place-for-crypto-in-financial-market-finalizes-digital-ruble-prototype/
A trillion dollars were handed out to the already rich. 100% pure corporate welfare. https://projects.propublica.org/coronavirus/bailouts/
How much cash from the sale of those Tesla shares is Elon putting into crypto right now?
..and we've been stuck here for over a decade. we don't know what we're doing..
It's politically easy for the Fed to juice asset markets when inflation has been low, but what about when it has been hitting levels we haven't seen in our lifetimes? Will they risk even higher inflation to rescue markets this time?
Well now we know for sure that Tesla didn't stop accepting bitcoin for "environmental reasons" like Elon claimed. I've always liked the guy, but now I'm starting to think he's not so honest.
Twitter is broken at this point. 90% of my feed is tweets from people I'm not following.