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2026-10-30 07:49:24 - Replies: 2
Apparently someone can just steal the GDP of Fiji and walk away....
fucking hell
2026-10-30 07:44:39 - Replies: 1
>here since 2017
>580k networth 1 year ago
>320k right now despite spending nothing
life is agony
>580k networth 1 year ago
>320k right now despite spending nothing
life is agony
Hehe ai hack am i rite?
2026-10-30 07:40:53 - Replies: 0
Hehe north kore hack am i rite its totally not cz cashing out his xmas bonus am i rite saaars? Hehe totally not a distribution chart saaars 250k eoy! Deploying more capital gays, hodl mode till then blady!
Oh and tether is frozen madarchod, totally not an inside job saaar!(Like paolo wont reprint it back to cz later kek)
You newfags and your cex naivety will always suprise me goys!
Get a fucking wallet my niggers!
Oh and tether is frozen madarchod, totally not an inside job saaar!(Like paolo wont reprint it back to cz later kek)
You newfags and your cex naivety will always suprise me goys!
Get a fucking wallet my niggers!
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2026-10-30 07:32:07 - Replies: 4
>get banned from binance due to MiCA
>binance funds not safu
Eurochads, why do we keep on winning?
>binance funds not safu
Eurochads, why do we keep on winning?
It was a Pajeet wasn't it?
2026-10-30 07:28:05 - Replies: 2
It's so obvious. The fecaloid is truly a cursed creature from hell.
Funds are not safu
2026-10-30 07:14:09 - Replies: 2
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwg7xp8kx4v5o
SOME Y'ALL NEED THIS
2026-10-30 07:03:39 - Replies: 1
Behold: the self-loan!
If you can afford to pay a carried credit card balance, then you can afford to not get the card (or chop up the card and pay it off first) and instead invent a phantom debt to yourself to pay toward every paycheck until you have built up a couple grand in savings. If you have savings already then you're in luck and can skip the last part (unless your debts exceed your savings)!
What you are going to do with that savings is this... CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR NEW CREDIT ACCOUNT, credit limit being the value of that account at the start! If you make a purchase, you are not "spending savings" or "swiping your CapitalOne or AMEX card," you are opening a personal loan to yourself at interest, with realistic terms you find workable though you should charge yourself credit card interest rates so your money grows from you paying yourself back. You will then pay yourself back according to those terms.
Pic is my spreadsheet. I run sheets in parallel for each purchase I made (like emergency new tire, or plumber bill, or whatever). Yes I set my own interest rate to 100% to make slow-payment really expensive. If I don't pay to the pay cycle amount, the estimated time to payoff grows and more interest to myself is collected.
I can handle this head game on my own, but I know many goyim can't. If you need a family member or [responsible] best friend to keep you honest then show them your sheet and savings account balance + transactions, so he can audit you and admonish you for being a bad little goy if you don't make yourself right.
With this neat trick, you will cease paying interest to banker jews while becoming self sufficient. You can also begin teaching them this trick and keeping them honest with themselves. Beware, your goyfriends are more likely to pay off institutions than pay you off, and they will prefer jewcards over self sufficiency for stupid shit like "miles" and "cash-back." Little retards! :^)
If you can afford to pay a carried credit card balance, then you can afford to not get the card (or chop up the card and pay it off first) and instead invent a phantom debt to yourself to pay toward every paycheck until you have built up a couple grand in savings. If you have savings already then you're in luck and can skip the last part (unless your debts exceed your savings)!
What you are going to do with that savings is this... CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR NEW CREDIT ACCOUNT, credit limit being the value of that account at the start! If you make a purchase, you are not "spending savings" or "swiping your CapitalOne or AMEX card," you are opening a personal loan to yourself at interest, with realistic terms you find workable though you should charge yourself credit card interest rates so your money grows from you paying yourself back. You will then pay yourself back according to those terms.
Pic is my spreadsheet. I run sheets in parallel for each purchase I made (like emergency new tire, or plumber bill, or whatever). Yes I set my own interest rate to 100% to make slow-payment really expensive. If I don't pay to the pay cycle amount, the estimated time to payoff grows and more interest to myself is collected.
I can handle this head game on my own, but I know many goyim can't. If you need a family member or [responsible] best friend to keep you honest then show them your sheet and savings account balance + transactions, so he can audit you and admonish you for being a bad little goy if you don't make yourself right.
With this neat trick, you will cease paying interest to banker jews while becoming self sufficient. You can also begin teaching them this trick and keeping them honest with themselves. Beware, your goyfriends are more likely to pay off institutions than pay you off, and they will prefer jewcards over self sufficiency for stupid shit like "miles" and "cash-back." Little retards! :^)
Just checked the Blockchain
2026-10-30 06:52:56 - Replies: 0
And there is still a maximum of 21 million Bitcoins available funds are safu
old fag here with nothing to lose and a clear mind
2026-10-30 06:47:11 - Replies: 0
if my memory serves me it took about 3 days for people to panic when terras ust depegged to realize days prior there had been massive withdrawals from the UST liquidity pool on Curve. Also, FTX liquidity crises had happened 2 days before the market crashed. Panic hasn't set in yet. The initial sell off is smart money before the rest catch up. Even though I've been out of the markets for 3 years with not a single dollar in crypto I'm actually excited again to be able to buy back in at a discount.
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2026-10-30 06:18:38 - Replies: 4
Remember anons there will always be an exchange hack or related liquidation event in Q4 of the post post halvening year causing the real bottom of the 4 year cycle. Some people may have a different opinion but we don't trade on opinions we trade on facts.
funds are safu
2026-10-30 05:59:05 - Replies: 0
CHING CHOONG! LING LOOOOOONG!!! marafoka
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2026-10-30 05:57:02 - Replies: 2
The real takeaway from the hack is knowing which assets can and cannot be frozen.
BREAKING NEWS: Crypto-expert Jake Claver says XRP might go to $10.000 before 2027!
2026-10-30 05:57:00 - Replies: 0
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2026-10-30 05:47:10 - Replies: 3
>henlo, im the ceo
>yes give me all the crypto
>all of it is except xrp
>mmhm mmhm
>thanks
So it's that easy to hack into Binance.
>yes give me all the crypto
>all of it is except xrp
>mmhm mmhm
>thanks
So it's that easy to hack into Binance.
I panic sold everything below 77k, should I buy back in?
2026-10-30 05:19:37 - Replies: 1
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2026-10-30 05:14:23 - Replies: 1
Thanks for funding our nuclear weapons programs, military and infrastructure for decades crypto chuds.
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How $6.3 Billion Compares to North Korea's Economy
• Larger than their entire export economy: Before this hack, North Korea's total annual legitimate exports (mostly coal, iron ore, and textiles sent to China) were estimated at roughly $300 million to $900 million. This single hack generated many times what the entire country earns from trade in a year.
• A massive chunk of their GDP: North Korea's total annual Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is estimated by South Korea’s central bank to be around $24 billion to $30 billion. This single Binance heist instantly increased the regime's available capital by roughly 20% to 25% of their entire annual economic output.
• Years of military funding at once: The regime's estimated annual defense budget typically hovers around $4 billion. The unfrozen portion of this hack alone ($3.3 billion) can fund nearly an entire year of their military and missile operations, while the gross $6.3 billion completely reshapes their national security budget for years to come.
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How $6.3 Billion Compares to North Korea's Economy
• Larger than their entire export economy: Before this hack, North Korea's total annual legitimate exports (mostly coal, iron ore, and textiles sent to China) were estimated at roughly $300 million to $900 million. This single hack generated many times what the entire country earns from trade in a year.
• A massive chunk of their GDP: North Korea's total annual Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is estimated by South Korea’s central bank to be around $24 billion to $30 billion. This single Binance heist instantly increased the regime's available capital by roughly 20% to 25% of their entire annual economic output.
• Years of military funding at once: The regime's estimated annual defense budget typically hovers around $4 billion. The unfrozen portion of this hack alone ($3.3 billion) can fund nearly an entire year of their military and missile operations, while the gross $6.3 billion completely reshapes their national security budget for years to come.
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1hXRP Ledger developers tighten the rules for who can hold 'restricted' tokens - CoinDesk
3hBitcoin Drops on Binance Hack as Stock Selloff Also Weighs - Bloomberg
3hCrypto's longtime foe, North Korea's Lazarus Group, likely behind Binance hack: blockchain sleuths - CoinDesk
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7hBinance hack drained wallets backing customer assets, reserve data shows - CoinDesk
8hBinance Hacker Hunts for Exit Ramps as DeFi Exchanges Pause Markets - Decrypt
9hBinance Founder CZ Says Crypto Exchange ‘May Have Been Hacked’ - Bloomberg
9hBinance Drained of $5.5 Billion in Suspected Hack, Tether and Circle Freeze $1.8 Billion - Decrypt
9hBinance investigating hack as suspicious outflows reach up to $5.8 billion - The Block
10hStrategy reports $19.5 billion in Q3 net income as preferred shareholders approve daily dividends - The Block
10hPotential multi-billion Binance hack hitting crypto markets - CoinDesk
10hCoinbase Returns to Profitability While Posting Another Revenue Drop - Bloomberg
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12hPolymarket Pauses Trading as Prediction Market Investigates Security Incident - Decrypt
12hPolymarket pauses trading after $2.65 million exploit, says third-party provider was compromised - The Block
12hPolymarket Trading Halted After Reports of Stolen Funds - Bloomberg
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14h4M Bitcoin Bought Above $85K Could Cap Recovery: Glassnode - Decrypt
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15hCrypto exchange HTX exits the UK after settling with the FCA - CoinDesk
15hHyperliquid's HYPE Jumps 13% as NYSE Owner ICE Moves to Bring Its Perpetual Futures to the US - Decrypt
16hHYPE surges 15% as NYSE parent ICE moves to bring Hyperliquid perps to US - The Block
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18hPolygon adds Solana to payment stack linking bank accounts, crypto and payouts - The Block
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21hBermuda taps WalletConnect to advance its onchain economy plan - CoinDesk
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October 28, 2026, 6:30 pmStrategy Shareholders Approve Daily Dividends on Preferred Stock, With 99.3% in Favor - Decrypt
October 28, 2026, 6:00 pmCrypto Perp Trades During Oil Frenzy Raise Spoofing Specter - Bloomberg
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