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roamingandy

No, no i do not. That's not at all what the Muller report said, only what the corrupt GOP stooge AG changed the front page of it to say. The rest found very clear, irrefutable evidence of Russian collusion, and today's events just make that even more clear. 'The Mueller report found that the Russian government "interfered in the 2016 presidential election in sweeping and systematic fashion" and "violated U.S. criminal law".[11][12][75] The report relayed two methods by which Russia attempted to influence the election.' https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mueller_report#Findings

Logvin

Right? Its a very legitimate thing to be concerned about. Who holds the keys? If the keys are in the hands of a non-governmental entity (like Coinbase) that would be concerning; even worse if it was in the hands of the Governor or AG of Texas.

Mysterious_Stop_4438

75% BTC, 10% AU/AG, 14.8% Central American real estate, 0.2% cash

BicycleOfLife

My father has worked for the VA as a Doctor. The VA is basically the only entity doing research to help veterans get over things like PTSD, Addiction, suicide, it helps research things that plague veterans, like different types of cancer. Trump just fired a data analyst in his department that has worked on research projects for 30 years, is a pivotal position for helping understand the data they collect in research studies. Tell me exactly how she was part of this huge corruption scandals that they keep telling us about but aren’t giving us any actual evidence of? Tell me how firing a bunch of nuclear experts was exposing corruption? These things were not corruption because they were voted on and passed by Congress to spend money on. That is the definition of not corrupt. Corruption would be to take a bunch of money way from spending projects that Congress passed and then having the government sign a new contract to buy $400 million of your own product(cybertruck) which is exactly what they did. Corruption is to sign executive orders saying that only the president and the AG can speak to what the Law is. That is exactly what they did. TDS is a term your cult uses to marginalized real criticism of a disgusting felon who has broken the law more times than most of your cult can count to.

Own_Bed8627

Folks getting recked. So sad. Maybe the AG will investigate

ackmgh

Compares very much. You just live in an info bubble. The US elections were corrupt AG who hid evidence to exonorate people on death row VS biggest rich asshole in the world. Give me a fucking break lol.

J-96788-EU

Worth mentioning that ECB says that Visa, Mastercard and PayPal are all American. However we actually had Wirecard AG in Europe. Wirecard AG is an insolvent German payment processor and financial services provider whose former CEO, COO, two board members, and other executives have been arrested or otherwise implicated in criminal proceedings. In June 2020, the company announced that €1.9 billion in cash was missing. It owed €3.2 billion in debt.

allbright4

I don't know, I assume not, because 1) it's been over ten years since this happened and idk the statute of limitations on it. 2) the justice department just installed Pam Bondi as AG and there is no way in hell she will prosecuted or go after someone Trump just commuted the sentence of.

MaximumStudent1839

> they are going to dump on the heads of new retail investors/etf investors  Who do you think is selling into the ETF's bids to keep BTC above $100K? They have been doing it for the entire year since the ETF launch. Long-term accumulators are selling. It is already happening. Yet it is not the crazy scenario you envision. However, I think it will hurt how far this cycle will go. >  If there was a run on the exchanges would people be able to cash out? This problem isn't easy to solve. The best we can hope for is to have more TradFi institutions pushing their stablecoins, e.g. PayPal. That way, if your size isn't huge, you can sell on a DEX into a stable and redeem cash from a non-crypto CEX rail. For Bitcoin, it is a bit tricky. The majority of Bitcoin on DeFi are just CEX wrappers. So if the CEX is engaged in fraud, then you might end up with worthless IOUs rather than real Bitcoin. However, some projects are working on trading Bitcoin sourced from your Bitcoin main net wallet. > It’s no secret the incoming trump administration wants to pump their bags. The crypto echo chamber exaggerates how much Trump has as president. We already saw how his nominated pedophile failed to get the AG role. All eyes, especially from Democrats, will be heavily scrutinizing Trump's every move. They have lost both the Senate and the House. They are hungry for a comeback in the next midterm. > Am I missing something here? They might be the ones dumping Bitcoin to keep their books solvent. However, it does seem USDT has a genuine demand for cross-border payments and USD replacement for some third-world countries. So there is a demand to keep it all pegged even if it is all a circus show in reality.

Not_a_real_asian777

People literally talked about how it would be impossible for her to become famous off of one meme so much that it came full circle and made her famous. Then people talked about how stupid her crypto was so much that it came full circle and became a meme coin that actually got buyers. Now she'll probably seek legal counsel and people will make fun of her for it so much that she'll probably become an AG or some shit.

good-byeuphoria_2021

He is prolly sitting on a treasure chest of AU AG

patrick2099

Not sure it will do any good, but I'm going to file complaints with my state's AG office, the FTC, and the CFPB against both Swan Bitcoin and Fortress Trust.

VladStopStalking

The fact that it's Swiss made is a total joke of an argument to defend a product. There's absolutely no relationship between the fact what you said about swiss banks and a product made by a private company. You know what other company was "swiss made"? Crypto AG https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crypto_AG And I say this as a swiss btw.

The4th88

So far he's nominated: * An antivaxxer to HHS * A pedo to AG * A snake oil salesman to CMS * A Russian asset to DNI * A news anchor to SecDef You're out of your mind if you think he's doing anything right so far.

MinimalGravitas

I'm really quite convinced now that you are just a troll trying to make chainlink supporters look bad. You literally said: > Show me anything public that shows UBS working with Ethereum developers or discussing anything to do with tokenization on a public platform. Hint: You cant. And I linked you to a statement from UBS stating that: > *UBS AG announced today the launch of Hong Kong’s first-ever investment-grade tokenized warrant on the Ethereum public blockchain network.* If you want to pretend that isn't them *"discussing anything to do with tokenization on a public platform"* then by all means pretend away... but there is zero chance that anyone reading this thinks you're arguing in good faith, me especially.

MinimalGravitas

> Show me anything public that shows UBS working with Ethereum developers or discussing anything to do with tokenization on a public platform. Hint: You cant. Um, can you stop being such a bellend now? > *UBS AG announced today the launch of Hong Kong’s first-ever investment-grade tokenized warrant on the Ethereum public blockchain network.* https://www.ubs.com/global/en/media/display-page-ndp/en-20240207-tokenized-warrant.html?caasID=CAAS-ActivityStream

Ecstatic_Courage840

It just seems like people in general do not give a shit about dealbreakers anymore, nothing is a dealbreaker to anyone anymore. Giant financial chain with only 27 validators? Doesn't matter. It goes down every few months? Doesn't matter anymore. President who insults everything and everyone? Doesn't matter anymore. Pedophile as AG, doesn't matter anymore.

chuckrabbit

A green light to scammers is not good for the industry lmao. More distrust. More money lost. No recourse for consumers. Why would I put my money in an industry where the guy who appoints the AG and releases policy memos to DAs and etc is also a scammer himself. Unless of course I’m also a scammer.

InfinityLife

500 BTC for Samira AG and Micro Strategy has 250,000 BTC

Mental-Health-Crisis

The next MSTR... Lol It IS a stupid article because they might never issue the bonds and they say so themselves "...may follow..." and only when "market conditions" are favourable which can mean anything from a too high bitcoin price or muted client interest. Secondly, the bonds they're issueing are only for private investors and non-public. Thirdly, only a part of the "maybe" bonds proceeds will flow into BTC, a big part into other investments. According to their last 2023 financial statement they only own about 40 BTC. They're also not a German company but from Malta, their shares are traded in Germany though. So this news is a nothingburger, clickbait and badly researched. [https://x.com/Samara\_AG\_/status/1845782830934061447](https://x.com/Samara_AG_/status/1845782830934061447)

4inalfantasy

Small criminals will always use cash, since it easier, only middle type organisation will used crypto, large / complex crime syndicate also will never use crypto because of the mysterious origin of Crypto AG in 1970 will make them think twice.

glitter_my_dongle

That is corruption code that they are going to start going after competition. The AG Jeff sessions used to say tough on crime tweets to all his corrupt judges to let the private prison industry get their dues and payouts with more residents.

Ok_Fig705

Shout out to Loretta James NY AG for taking hush money so this scam can continue.. 18.5 million dollar bitfinex bribe.... We even have mainstream media articles about it

AvatarOfMomus

They did, at least at individual points, as part of the case brought by the New York AG that resulted in the Consent Decree that had them publishing attestations for several years. However, those were never full audits, and that consent decree ended last year, so at best we have some snapshots where we're *pretty sure* they were fully backed... at least at certain Crypto prices...

One_dank_orange

What role did the judge play exactly in a trial? I wasn't aware that the judge gives a guilty verdict. Because I'm pretty sure that's the jury. And given that the felons legal team played a role in selecting the jury, that's the felon and their legal teams job to ensure. The felon himself was involved in the selection of the jury, according to their legal team. So if they were biased, why didn't they do a better job? I'm willing to share sources if interested. Also.....Just curious, do you have any meaningful speeches in mind that the *felon* (convicted by a jury, not the AG) made during this campaign? Again, ranting and insulting people the entire speech does not qualify as "meaningful". Just looking for one speech :)

RecoveringXRPHodler

Seeing as the Judge was almost as bias as AG if not more, how many of those on the jury were fair and unbiased? Political vendetta as I said before.

One_dank_orange

Just curious, do you have any meaningful speeches in mind that the *felon* (convicted by a jury, not the AG) made during this campaign? Again, ranting and insulting people the entire speech does not qualify as "meaningful"

RecoveringXRPHodler

Felon, huh? Means nothing from a de-rat shit state with a rogue AG on a political vendetta to "get trump". Funniest shit of all is how blue states, who were so pro illegals, up until red states that actually have to deal with the horde invasion daily, started bussing them into the blue states. Then it became REEEEEEEEEEEE!

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Siemens AG issued a 300 million euro ($330 million) digital bond on a private blockchain as part of a European Central Bank (ECB) trial. The bond was issued using the permissioned, private blockchain of fintech firm SWIAT and the Bundesbank's trigger solution for settlement. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Zurich Cantonal Bank (ZKB), Switzerland's fourth-largest bank, has launched crypto trading and custody services for Bitcoin and Ethereum. The services are integrated into ZKB's digital platforms and executed in partnership with Crypto Finance AG. ZKB also offers a business-to-business solution, enabling other Swiss banks to provide crypto services, with Thurgauer Kantonalbank being the first to adopt it. This move is part of ZKB's broader efforts to explore blockchain technology and expand into the crypto market. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

LatinumGirlOnRisa

sounds like it's more than just "...an extreme concern around sustainability for the ecosystem and growth initiatives overall," seriously, sounds shady as he11 - like the long game was being played from the start. either that or at some later unplanned time greed took over. either way, it's a HUGE conflict of interest. and if there's nothing untoward happening why not place the funds with a neutral organization/party rather than with Egorov's own Swiss Stake AG because really? who thought no one would notice how untoward the proposal appears to be? esp. considering how astute so many people - who are far more expert than I am in that kind of niche within the crypto space - how so many people within it, including but not limited to those who have. *voting powers,* would understand the details and know exactly how to go over every detail with a 'fine tooth comb.' and though I can't yet make sense out of breaking down the current worth of the $6.9 million dollars into the salary numbers for Curve employees [because seems like the funds would not be in their hands at all?], just the fact - if true - that the "roadmap" for the use of funds is too "vague," is enough to raise suspicions. because that Curve doesn't have "other substantial revenue sources of its own to fall back on", is not enough of a reason to expect those with a financial interest in Curve to accept such an odd "cultural shift," that's ridiculous. and *of course,* "assurances were also made, with the proposal stressing that Swiss Stake AG would only use the funding for specific purposes within the project description."🙄 no, not good enough and every bit of that money must be accounted for AHEAD of time. no playing footsies with where the funds went after the fact. because of how opaque it all is everyone who has the power to do so should absolutely vote, *NO.* I mean, who among them would give some random person or group of people their own funds to go shopping with while saying, "and oh, don't worry about getting me to sign off on what *specifically* is ok to spend my money on - and also don't be concerned about bringing me any proof in the form of receipts on what you DID spend the money on, *no, WAY!* honestly, who still wonders why trust in the cryptoverse is an ongoing issue when things like this still happen? and that it's community funds means the standard for how said funds are used should be set *very* high! and unless I woefully misunderstand what's possibly going on, if by some weird turn of events this proposal passes? I'd then expect the value of the tokens to plummet even further than it already has..whether because of previous unfortunate events or some kind of rug pull happening in the mix. and/or at the very least a sell off, out of fear, by those currently holding. which seems quite plausible considering the CRV token, as mention the article, has been trading at "all-time lows" in recent months + following a $70 million dollar exploit [even if the hacker returned some of it] + also the multi-million dollar loans Ergerov took out..using CRV as collateral..yeah.😐 and of course, there's almost always a chance an honest coin or token project can always make a comeback [I'd like to think so, anyway] and I know a 24 hour time frame shouldn't be the measure of the value of a token... but over the past day or so [since the referenced article was published] the snapshot isn't looking so good and considering all known factors included in the article I can see how fear on all sides of the equation is being fostered and how Michael Ergerov might be desperate to save the CRV project overall. and his seeming desire for there to be so much opaqueness regarding *exactly*. how the funds would be used smacks of his desire to not be tracked while he tries to fix the problem(s)..and even IF he believes he, himself, is well meaning that's not a good thing - because desperate men too often do desperate and too often and eventually, dangerous things. so, yes, just smh & wow, pass the popcorn because: what in the name of the gods is next in cryptocurrency news?🎫🥤🍿🎞️

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Curve DAO is under scrutiny for a funding proposal to award 21 million CRV ($6.9 million) to Swiss Stake AG, owned by Curve's founder, Michael Egorov. This request represents about 50% of the DAO's community fund, raising concerns about sustainability and the vague use of funds. Critics argue the proposal is disappointing and lacks transparency, with calls for a detailed breakdown of spending and clear performance metrics. Curve defends the proposal as crucial for growth, focusing on audits, security research, and educational resources. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

No-Setting9690

You sue? For what reason, to burn your money? Just report them to FTC/State AG and move about your business.

csuko

Question is now: Should we believe a guy who clearly has a personal problem with IOTA, spamming very old stuff back when absolutely EVERY crypto project was hyping potential partnerships ( 2017 I'm looking at you ) Or should we believe a 5bn$ / year revenu company, The European Union and Software AG ( biggest software company in Europe ) that are actively looking to build on IOTA ? hummm tough question

Mr__O__

Lmao 2000 mules has so many holes in it that Trump’s AG, [Bill Barr laughed at it](https://youtu.be/Nz6smxo-MkE?si=FzZj6qu63IzjPTIP) during his deposition.

tet707

She’s too incompetent to be evil, but look how badly she abused power as AG of California

chuckrabbit

Her dad, Donald J. Harris (hilarious he shares that with Trump) was also an economics professor as Stanford too and went to UC Berkeley for his PhD in Economics. Kamala chaired the Economics Society when she was in school and led the debate team. She then got a double degree in Political Science and Economics. People like to pretend she’s unqualified because they’re ignorant. She was a DA then the AG, then a Senator of California, and then the VP. She has an incredible resume and wholly qualified for the job.

Pyratetrader_420

My wife encourages me to buy BTC, AU, AND AG.

RatherOakyAfterbirth

Yeah and Gensler has said that ETH is potentially a security as he believes it passes the Howie test. The New York AG also believes that ETH is a security which is why they sued Kucoin for selling unregistered securities, and the ETH ICO.  However, others in the industry say ETH isn’t a security.  Since ETH isn’t registered, and the current SEC admin believes it’s a security they have to build a case to bring to court to prove whether or not ETH is or isn’t a security.  They can’t just say “it’s a security” and that’s that. They have to prove in a court of law that a potential unregistered security is in-fact a security.  Which can take years to build a case for. 

Akman24

Hi ugohdit, I already informed FINMA but since Lykke is not regulated, they can only observe. Also, the exchange is located in UK and I also informed authorities there. Same answer there. What do you mean by letter? You mean like "give me my money back, thats the deadline before i go to the lawyer"? Point is, I would have to do that to Lykke Corp UK. But Owner of Lykke Corp UK is the Lykke AG in Switzerland. A bit confusing where to go now. Only point that is same everywhere: Owner is Richard Olsen. Maybe he can be held responsible. but what is the first step? go against lykke uk? Or Lykke Switzerland? Or directly against the CEO? I really dont have any idea so far

ugohdit

yes, just got a email from lykke confirming that: "Dear (...) Lykke UK and Lykke Corp AG (Lykke) suffered an attack on their infrastructure on June 4. The affected systems were immediately shut down to limit damage. The identified security breaches have been thoroughly examined and fully addressed. With solid capital reserves and a diverse portfolio, Lykke maintains strong financial stability. Clients’ funds are safe and will be recovered. The internal investigation conducted identified the IP addresses of the attacker, who stole more than $22 million of crypto assets. A criminal investigation against this person is ongoing. An external cybersecurity company has been contracted and works on blocking and recovering the stolen assets. We are keeping the exchange closed as a preventive measure. We deeply apologize for the inconvenience and concern this attack has caused all affected clients and partners. Richard Olsen CEO & founder of Lykke"

Guatc

I had heard on Michael Malice’s podcast that he already did this, but the AG blocked by dragging feet until Trump was out of office. Does anyone have receipts for that? 47:20 Angela Macardel talks about Trump freeing Ross. https://open.spotify.com/episode/7yqYuC4SFlgYj7SBVhpCw1?si=IDh1wM4JTlWMU12fuxFkqg&context=spotify%3Acollection%3Apodcasts%3Aepisodes

maesh1

It looks like the German BTC AG Logo. "business technology consulting"... Creatively level German

SpacecaseCat

It's wild how I keep seeing comments say how great things were under Bush or Trump and you point out the terrorist attacks, multiple economic crises, riots, food shortages, and hyper-inflation and they say "well besides that, gas was cheap" or something. It's bizarre. Just imagine if Hillary had been elected, hired an AG who prosecuted people \*more\* for weed, cracked down on abortion and reproductive rights, gave rambling tirades about her uncle doing "the nuclear", and then ended her term with a national crisis, a crashing economy, rioters storming DC, and trillions in bailouts. We'd have to put anyone with the name Clinton into protective custody.

bobalou2you

Any business doing business in NY is crazy as long as this woman is AG. She intends to tax by lawsuit.

Awkward_Potential_

The AG seems to have an Invisible Touch.

eiserneftaujourdhui

*"‘Cept he didn’t try to “overthrow the country”, now did he?"* He sure did. We literally have a publicly available taped phone conversation where he tried to intimidate the GA AG Brad Raffensperger to fraudulently "find him" thousands of non-existent Trump votes so he could "win" GA. There's currently a pending RICO case for it. Trumps cronies Hall, Powell, Chesebro and Ellis have already plead guilty in it. Did you forget about that one? lol Well, America didn't forget about Trumps anti-american treason, my dude. Cope! *"And by carried away I mean that they strolled through the Capitol, unarmed "* Ah yes, the "unarmed" misinformation talkingpoint when there are literally numerous gun-related arrests from that day. *"So go on with your narrative"* Peak projection, as we can all see above. Viva la democracia!

Chambana_Raptor

>I'm not a member of either party. I am also independent. >Left the big 2 decades ago because they both suck. Yes they both suck but your tone seems to imply both sides are equally bad. That is objectively not true. If we don't have democracy, we can't *fix* the mistakes of our leaders when things inevitably go off the rails. Furthermore, once it is lost it will be **much** harder to get back. We are in a two party system; yes, I advocate for alternative voting, but in the meantime we all have to play the game First Past the Post creates. >But carry on with your defend democracy crap I'm confused, is democracy just kinda...no big deal to you? Because you say that so offhand, like someone is dumb to insinuate that democracy is...good...or worth advocating for. Didn't Americans have a war over it, it was so important? Have you read any work of Paine? Franklin? Hamilton? Have you read historical accounts of what it was like to live in societies *without* the ability to participate in government? Have you learned about how many people have suffered and died in the long-ass process of kicking monarchy, autocracy, and feudalism to the curb? >while your brainless leader Well, only in the sense that if you're American, Biden is by definition "your leader". He doesn't represent me very well politically, but again, better than the alternative (in this case, at least). >tries to arrest the person I think you may be confused on what is happening. Two of the four (three of the five, if Michigan follows through) indictments are at the state level. The other two are federal, and while the president technically could influence the AG, Trump shouldn't have anything to worry about if he's innocent...as a jury of his peers would see the clear reasonable doubt and acquit. >whipping his ass in the polls. [Citation needed](https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/polls/president-general/). Looks pretty close to me; with 6 months to the general election, I'd say to save predictions until we have better datasets. >Think those trials would ever be happening if he wasn’t running again? Yes. Like I said before, two (potentially three) are state-driven. He was always going to get indicted for January 6th...have you looked at the case? I mean he didn't even try to hide what he was attempting to do. *His own appointments are testifying against him*. He *could have* avoided the Mar a Lago fiasco if he just gave everything back...but no, he lied and tried to cover it up. So again, he was always going to get indicted (for the cover up) and, again, **his own staff is testifying against him**. Most importantly, it doesn't matter if he was charged or not. It matters if he actually **did it**. If he got away with it, rational voters should still have the same stances they currently have (all else being equal). >Exactly. I guess you weren't expecting counterpoints but that's cool. We can agree to disagree 🤷‍♂️ Honestly, if the good 'ol U.S. keeps circling the anti-intellectualist drain we've circled since the 80s, I'm just gonna move my family to a more enlightened, communal part of the world and let whoever is left destroy themselves. Although with the modern increase in populism and the alt-right movement, not many places will be "free" anymore. Long story short, I don't really care if the Average Joe sees the danger or not. The Average Joe is a moron.

eunit250

You know that the CIA were the first to develop encryption and offered it to other countries as a guise that their information would be safe while they have the keys to read all of the information? Crypto AG. If you think your VPNs are safe you are delusional.

Fola_Tau

>How do the Tau Language and Tau Net complement each other within the broader framework of IDNI AG's projects and initiatives? Great question. Tau Language underpins all of our products and makes all the magic happen. Effectively Tau Net implements Tau Language in a decentralized setting. It allows users to give requirements for its functionality in logical sentences, and in this form, Tau Net is able to detect the agreements and disagreements between all of its users. 1. Tau Net recovers and highlights an opinion map of all points of agreement and disagreement between its entire user-base, enabling large scale discussions. 2. The detected agreed software specification, is executable as working software. Tau Net then puts its own next version into the next block in its blockchain and users evolve the system from block to block. An important aspect of Tau Net is the AGRS token. It is the first token with truly user-controlled tokenomics. Users under their collective agreement will be able to adjust the tokenomics of the system in the same fashion, and in a manner whereby real-world knowledge is implemented in the input. For example, in code you cannot handle knowledge well, but in logic, specifically Tau Language, you are able to define terms to the system such as "I want tokenomics that are fair", where the meaning of "fairness" is a term you have defined to the system.

solomonsatoshi

[https://www.europarl.europa.eu/meetdocs/2014\_2019/plmrep/COMMITTEES/CJ12/AG/2024/03-19/1297044EN.pdf](https://www.europarl.europa.eu/meetdocs/2014_2019/plmrep/COMMITTEES/CJ12/AG/2024/03-19/1297044EN.pdf) This is how.

solomonsatoshi

[https://www.europarl.europa.eu/meetdocs/2014\_2019/plmrep/COMMITTEES/CJ12/AG/2024/03-19/1297044EN.pdf](https://www.europarl.europa.eu/meetdocs/2014_2019/plmrep/COMMITTEES/CJ12/AG/2024/03-19/1297044EN.pdf) And yet here it is.

trungngo7799

How do the Tau Language and Tau Net complement each other within the broader framework of IDNI AG's projects and initiatives?

trungngo7799

Can you elaborate on the role of the Tau Language within software development and its significance in the context of IDNI AG's work?

john-larry

It’s mentioned in the proposed legislation: https://www.europarl.europa.eu/meetdocs/2014_2019/plmrep/COMMITTEES/CJ12/AG/2024/03-19/1297044EN.pdf You can Ctrl+F and you will see numerous mentions.

Perfect_Ability_1190

About WISeKey: WISeKey International Holding Ltd (“WISeKey”, SIX: WIHN; Nasdaq: WKEY) is a global leader in cybersecurity, digital identity, and IoT solutions platform. It operates as a Swiss-based holding company through several operational subsidiaries, each dedicated to specific aspects of its technology portfolio. The subsidiaries include (i) SEALSQ Corp (Nasdaq: LAES), which focuses on semiconductors, PKI, and post-quantum technology products, (ii) WISeKey SA which specializes in RoT and PKI solutions for secure authentication and identification in IoT, Blockchain, and AI, (iii) WISeSat AG which focuses on space technology for secure satellite communication, specifically for IoT applications, and (iv) WISe.ART Corp which focuses on trusted blockchain NFTs and operates the WISe.ART marketplace for secure NFT transactions.

Perfect_Ability_1190

According to an announcement published on Wednesday, The Hashgraph Association has issued a grant to Metacourt AG following plans to support the launch of its Decentralized Metacourt Zone (DMZ) Mainnet. Following its design, DMZ will function as a virtual economic RWA aggregator aimed at simplifying tokenization processes for startups & big businesses.

Perfect_Ability_1190

With the launch of the mainnet, DMZ Metacourt, businesses, startups, and enterprises will be able to utilize this innovative tokenization protocol and token launchpad. The protocol will allow users to create governance tokens and RWAs using the no-code solution. Apart from the no-code feature, some of the other key benefits of DMZ Metacourt platform include EVM compatibility, ease of use, full automation, and secure end-to-end management, from contract token creation to money distribution and stakeholder management. Tom Krzystek, CEO and Founder at Metacourt AG, said, “Being in the Web3 space from 2019, Metacourt AG has garnered a lot of experience creating projects in DeFi and the gaming space. Creating the DMZ protocol, we have leveraged this experience and put together the best practices to address the simplicity of creation, user needs, and scalability. We are certain that the system will not only appeal to the Web3 space, but to the traditional users as well, as we believe that the world is gearing to merge both Web2 and Web3 in the coming years.”

MacoMacoMaco

“Swiss made” means nothing really, as famous Crypto AG debacle showed us. For half of the century Swiss company selling top notch cryptographic equipment to governments from all around the world was secretly controlled by CIA which injected backdoors in Crypto AG products.

boltslap

Fuck coinbase. They blocked me from selling in 2017 at the height, claiming they needed to verify my identity. They already had verified it. Using it for years. I went through it again, and they denied it. Customer service took almost 30 days to answer, and said it was out of their hands. Cali Attorney General thought differently, and these jerks suddenly were able to verify my account after I filed a complaint with the AG. Months later, of course. Price had collapsed. Flood the AG, state and federal, with complaints. Anything else is a waste of breath.

LemonHaze420_

For me from Germany it's the Relai AG from Switzerland. Best Plattform here

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; FTX, a bankrupt crypto exchange, has settled a lawsuit for $33 million to recover funds spent on its failed European expansion. The lawsuit was related to FTX's acquisition of Zurich-based Digital Assets DA AG for $323 million, which was rebranded as FTX Europe in 2021. FTX alleged the purchase price was excessive and made using customer funds. The settlement involved selling the European subsidiary back to its original founders for $32.7 million, prioritizing payouts to FTX's EU customers amid bankruptcy proceedings. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

bittabet

Doesn’t matter how skeptical anybody is, the game theory here heavily favors for them to be legit so they’ll behave accordingly. They DID do stupid shit in the past and probably did have a hole at some point due to a seized bank account (which wasn’t really their fault) but compared to how much money they could easily have made the last few years it just doesn’t matter. The NY AG investigated the shit out of them and wrist slapped them. They basically played it fast and loose and got lucky but now that they’ve made it there’s zero incentive for them to not just collect billions a year for doing absolutely nothing.

steady_oasis

It's probably worse than they let on, their 2017 investigation by NY AG was pretty terrifying: [https://ag.ny.gov/press-release/2021/attorney-general-james-ends-virtual-currency-trading-platform-bitfinexs-illegal?fbclid=IwAR3v5qrGKsgKkMhckS\_U-t9Z-vnVlWtjMpFzKTDFtHuopfmL\_bty7pu-Bc4](https://ag.ny.gov/press-release/2021/attorney-general-james-ends-virtual-currency-trading-platform-bitfinexs-illegal?fbclid=IwAR3v5qrGKsgKkMhckS_U-t9Z-vnVlWtjMpFzKTDFtHuopfmL_bty7pu-Bc4) At $100b 'market cap' and them now being the 11th largest holder of BTC... well, so much for BTC being a deflationary asset.

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tldr; WISeKey International Holding Ltd and The Hashgraph Association announced a collaboration during Davos 2024 to tokenize art assets and equity-shares of WISe.Art AG, a subsidiary of WISeKey. The initiative aims to bring transparency, security, authenticity, and fractional ownership to the art market through the WISe.Art Marketplace. Leveraging WISeKey's expertise in cybersecurity and cryptography, the platform will offer a trustworthy experience for art transactions. The partnership highlights WISeKey's commitment to innovative solutions and THA's technology for ensuring the integrity of digital art authentication. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Just1_More

That was merely what sent me down the rabbit hole. I really don't think I'll bother trying to convince you on the many hours I spent digging deeper into how I came to my conclusion. Believe it or not, I'm actually a very environmentally conscious person, I strongly believe in better stewardship of our planet. I promote environmentally friendly practices in my professional career. I've personally witnessed shifts in my local agriculture industry over the past decade that make me very impressed... still a long way to go, especially with some of our current practices with spraying AG fields. But we are changing, I see progress, and it makes me happy. No longer subscribing to the "We're all going to die from climate change" narrative has generally improved my life.

ShaneTwenty20

Everyone just wants that but the simple reality is POW coins that have a track record and market cap are the logical next ETF candidates assuming the Blackrocks of the world think customers will buy. It may be many years, and new legislation before any POS coin is able to be put in ETF form. A good read whether you agree or not: [https://ag.ny.gov/press-release/2023/attorney-general-james-continues-crackdown-unregistered-cryptocurrency-platforms](https://ag.ny.gov/press-release/2023/attorney-general-james-continues-crackdown-unregistered-cryptocurrency-platforms) NY AG believes ETHEREUM to be a security.

Chelseafc5505

They're being sued by the NY AG for lying to investors and sued by Genesis for $689m lol that's pretty damning I wouldn't allow them to custody even a penny of mine.

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tldr; WISe.ART AG, a subsidiary of WISeKey, has secured an investment from The Hashgraph Association. This investment is aimed at advancing the frontiers of blockchain and tokenization, specifically through initiatives like WISeArt and SEALCOIN, which focus on pioneering authenticated digital assets and cryptocurrencies. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

BitcoinFan7

what is 15 AG?

gambit6250

Hey don't know if you all saw this. https://www.fidelity.ca/en/investments/etfs/bitcoin-etf/?ef_id=Cj0KCQiAv8SsBhC7ARIsALIkVT08MFDhjWMTjvAY9PHYY4AG78naDfUUzREjtZMXUzvNGSWr6L-zZZ4aAkPqEALw_wcB:G:s&s_kwcid=AL!10784!3!610462695522!e!!g!!bitcoin%20etf!15439454335!132220164175&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiAv8SsBhC7ARIsALIkVT08MFDhjWMTjvAY9PHYY4AG78naDfUUzREjtZMXUzvNGSWr6L-zZZ4aAkPqEALw_wcB

brazzyxo

Can’t Bitty and AG just get along

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tldr; The relevant text for the article title is about multiple U.S. states ordering GS Partners to halt operations, accusing the company of defrauding investors in various crypto schemes. The company, including GSB Gold Standard Bank Ltd., Swiss Valorem Bank Ltd., and GSB Gold Standard Corporation AG, is accused of offering and selling unqualified securities and making material misrepresentations and omissions to investors related to crypto asset investments. The businesses hired sports celebrities to attract attention to their investments. The states of California, Texas, Alabama, and others are pursuing actions against the company for perpetrating fraudulent investment schemes. The company offered digital assets tied to the metaverse's Lydian World and investments in a 36-story "G999 Tower" in Dubai. The executives of GS Partners, including Josip Dortmund Heit, Bruce Innes Wylde Hughes, and Dirc Zahlmann, are directly named in the actions. The company did not immediately respond to attempts to reach them. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

CryptoAlien2553

$BTC is making a huge comeback this week and the news is also very supportive. [BlackRock Bitcoin ETF Confident Will Be Approved By January 2024](https://coincu.com/227509-blackrock-bitcoin-etf-confident-approved/) [German Bank Commerzbank AG Received Bitcoin Custody License To Promote Crypto](https://coincu.com/228240-german-bank-commerzbank-ag-bitcoin-custody/) What will the next new peak be? $50k seems a bit ambitious but $40k - $42k is completely within reach, what are your opinions?

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tldr; The relevant text for the article title is: "Commerzbank AG (CBKG.DE) on Wednesday said it has received a crypto custody licence in Germany, allowing it to build up a broad range of digital asset services, with particular emphasis on crypto assets." Summary: Commerzbank has obtained a crypto custody license in Germany, enabling it to expand its digital asset services, focusing on crypto assets. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

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tldr; UBS Group AG is now allowing wealthy clients in Hong Kong to access three crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs). This move follows HSBC Holdings, which became the first bank to offer these ETFs to its customers in Hong Kong. The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has authorized the ETFs, and this development reflects Hong Kong's efforts to become a major crypto hub. In the United States, there is growing anticipation for the approval of a spot Bitcoin ETF, with several applications currently pending. There is speculation that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) could approve these applications by January 2024. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

GuyWithNoEffingClue

I mean yeah, you're being coached by your lawyer, it makes sense. But I think a good practice for a lawyer is to coach and prepare their client for the questions coming from cross-examination as well. That way this idiot wouldn't have looked so smooth with his lawyer and repeating 140 times "I can't recall" when the questions come from the AG. That was the point I was trying to make, if it makes better sense.

Fox_n_Roll

German IT usually is not the best... heck some customers at work ask me if I can send them a fax... And those are "AG" customers listed in DAX

Altacct4privacy

At least read pages 8-23 of the 23 page document from the AG office I linked above.

kakumei88

Nothing new. The world's first blockchain stamp had been issued by Österreichische Post AG on June 11, 2019. Other countries that followed are Netherlands, United Arab Emirates, Portugal, Germany, and others.

SpartanCents

Gemini's gonna get rekt by NY AG. Their negligience will cause disgorgement of any kickbacks and revenue they received while they allowed their customers to be defrauded.

THMTech

There is some concern now about their SEC application now that Greyscale's parent DCG is included in a fraud lawsuit brought by the New York AG.

soks86

If they're using Kraken I imagine they are traceable. I would report it, not sure to whom... Kraken might be able to help but I imagine they would demand some sort of law enforcement paperwork. [https://www.ic3.gov/](https://www.ic3.gov/) That seems to be where you can report it to the FBI. I doubt local, municipal, law enforcement could help but you might want to Google search your particular state and Bitcoin or Cryptocurrency crime. You can always call law enforcement and ask. Your local PD, local DA's office, AG's office, I have no idea if any of them would care.

ricozuri

Yes would be nice if the US could get its crypto act together. Singapore is a major crypto hub, but UBS is a Swiss bank and “…the largest private back in the world.” Full quote from Wikipedia: UBS Group AG is a multinational investment bank and financial services company founded and based in Switzerland. Co-headquartered in the cities of Zürich and Basel, it maintains a presence in all major financial centres as the largest Swiss banking institution and the largest private bank in the world. Side note: They bought Credit Suisse.

TheHoodOG

Swiper, no swiping! 

Odlavso

I've seen law and order and if you donate enough money the mayor, governor or AG will call your captain and tell him to back off and let this one go or call the DA and make them offer a deal. To bad we don't have a rouge DA who ignores orders and goes after justice

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tldr; A "Cambrian explosion" in crypto is expected to begin soon, with bitcoin and ether ETFs becoming readily available within the next six months, according to Ryan Zurrer, founder of Vine Ventures and Dialectic AG. He believes that coherent regulation in the US is about a year away. The introduction of ETFs is expected to bring acceptance and widespread participation in crypto. Zurrer also predicts that the upcoming US election cycle will bring clearer visibility on crypto regulation. Despite recent failures in the industry, there is a positive sentiment towards crypto in America. The courts will play a crucial role in determining the interpretation and adoption of crypto regulations. An ETF would solidify crypto as an asset class that is here to stay. Zurrer expresses faith in the decentralization of wealth and power that crypto has brought. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR. Try our free crypto chatbot at https://chat.coinfeeds.io*

-xstatic-

It seems like a [Key & Peele sketch](https://youtu.be/kNdp0I8AG40?si=9obABBa-G3PtUQYX)

cannainform2

Save a click? Hogeg, the founder and co-CEO of Sirin Labs AG, and several unnamed associates are suspected of misappropriating millions of dollars from Israeli and foreign investors raised between 2017 and 2018 for four cryptocurrency startups. The funds, instead of being utilized for the intended purposes, were allegedly misappropriated for personal use. The two-year investigation involved questioning 180 witnesses, gathering 900 pieces of evidence, and making significant funds and asset seizures.

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tldr; In a development that further underscores the escalating global crackdown on crypto scams, Israeli police have accused technology entrepreneur Moshe Hogeg of defrauding investors out of $290 million in a series of cryptocurrency scams, according to Bloomberg. Hogeg, the founder and co-CEO of Sirin Labs AG, and several unnamed associates are suspected of misappropriating millions […] The post Israeli Police recommend charges against businessman Moshe Hogeg as global crackdown on crypto scams rages on appeared first on CryptoSlate. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR. Try our free crypto chatbot at https://chat.coinfeeds.io*

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tldr; El Salvador, which adopted Bitcoin as legal tender in 2021, has seen its dollar bond outperform the majority of emerging markets with a 70% return in 2023. This has attracted interest from institutional giants like JP Morgan, Eaton Vance, and PGIM Fixed. Other firms like Lord Abbett & Co LLC, Neuberger Berman Group LLC, and UBS Group AG have also invested in El Salvador's debt security. This is a significant turnaround from a couple of years ago when the country's Bitcoin adoption created uncertainty and doubt among investors. El Salvador's ability to pay off its debts and the passage of a landmark crypto bill have boosted investor confidence. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR. Try our free crypto chatbot at https://chat.coinfeeds.io*

BiznessCasual

Advanced Bitcoin Technologies AG is only #15? Can't be that "advanced" when you're not even in the top 10, CAN YOU?

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tldr; Spanish football club FC Barcelona has secured a $132 million investment for their Web 3.0 effort, Barça Vision, which includes the creation of a non-fungible token (NFT) collection. The investment comes from Libero Football Finance AG and Nipa Capital BV, and FC Barcelona will exchange the capital for a stake in Bridgeburg Invest, the holding company for Barça Vision. The deal is subject to approval from FC Barcelona shareholders. In other news, Curve Finance, a decentralized finance platform, has announced plans to reimburse users who were affected by a recent $62 million hack. The platform has recovered 79% of the stolen funds and is working to determine fair compensation for affected users. Additionally, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has rejected the ARK 21 Shares spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETF) and has extended the decision-making process by 21 days. ARK Investment Management had predicted the delay and is aiming to be listed on the Cboe BZX Exchange. The SEC previously disapproved the company's proposals for a cryptocurrency ETF. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR. Try our free crypto chatbot at https://chat.coinfeeds.io*

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Spanish football club FC Barcelona has secured a $132 million investment for their Web 3.0 effort, Barça Vision, which includes the creation of a non-fungible token (NFT) collection. The investment comes from Libero Football Finance AG and Nipa Capital BV, and FC Barcelona will exchange the capital for a stake in Bridgeburg Invest, the holding company for Barça Vision. The deal is subject to approval from FC Barcelona shareholders. In other news, Curve Finance, a decentralized finance platform, has announced plans to reimburse users who were affected by a recent $62 million hack. The platform has recovered 79% of the stolen funds and is working to determine fair compensation for affected users. Additionally, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has rejected the ARK 21 Shares spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETF) and has extended the decision-making process by 21 days. ARK Investment Management had predicted the delay and is aiming to be listed on the Cboe BZX Exchange. The SEC previously disapproved the company's proposals for a cryptocurrency ETF. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR. Try our free crypto chatbot at https://chat.coinfeeds.io*

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; FC Barcelona has secured a €120 million investment from Libero Football Finance AG and Nipa Capital B.V. for its Barça Vision Web3 initiative. The investment will be used to consolidate all digital content related to Web3 and blockchain technologies, including NFTs and the metaverse. The transaction is subject to approval from FC Barcelona shareholders and is expected to be completed in the fourth quarter of 2023. This investment will help FC Barcelona further its Web3 ambitions and establish itself in the evolving digital landscape. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR. Try our free crypto chatbot at https://chat.coinfeeds.io*

Silver-dutch

According to data from 21e6 Capital AG, 97 crypto funds have shut down this year, representing a small percentage of the more than 700 funds worldwide Bigger picture

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tldr; BTC hodlers outperformed crypto funds by 69% in the first half of 2023, according to data from 21e6 Capital AG. While crypto funds generated an average return of 15.2%, BTC saw gains of around 84%. The underwhelming performance of crypto funds was attributed to challenging market conditions and the large cash positions they held in late 2022. Many funds missed out on the significant BTC price rally in H1 of 2023. Despite improved investor sentiment, a "full recovery of sentiment" has not yet taken place. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; BTC hodlers outperformed crypto funds by 69% in the first half of 2023, according to data from 21e6 Capital AG. While crypto funds generated an average return of 15.2% during this period, BTC saw a price gain of roughly 84%. The underperformance of crypto funds was attributed to challenging market conditions and the large cash positions they held in late 2022. Many funds missed out on the BTC price rally in H1 2023 due to caution and developing cash buffers. Despite the struggle to hold above $30,000, BTC has gained 75% since the beginning of the year. The report suggests that investor sentiment has slightly improved, but a full recovery has not yet taken place. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*