CNN

002timmy

It’s basically just every concern spoken about on CNN, FOX news, MSNBC, etc. We are in peak fear, so a bull run is coming next

metal_bassoonist

Bear market. Saved you a click and some time. What great reporting from CNN...

Onelinersandblues

Isn’t that… what… they have always done? Did CNN write this?

Spl00ky

"The Berkshire Hathaway (BRKA) vice chairman told CNN he’s impressed that Beijing recognizes the troubles caused by allowing economic booms to get out of control. China “steps on a boom in the middle of it instead of waiting for the big bust,” Munger said in an interview. “Of course, I admire that. In that one respect, they are wiser than we are." "Asked about allegations of human rights violations and concerns over China’s authoritarian style of government, Munger said: “Of course I prefer the conditions in the United States.”" I think he likes how the government knows when to step in to prevent market manias. Besides, if anything, bitcoin is the epitome of communism. A stateless currency for the people, by the people after the state has "withered away".

L3mm3SmangItGurl

Yeah but, neither is MSNBC? Also CNN has a specific international offering that's very different from the sensationalist, partisan pundit crap we get here. There are better standards for what news is in Europe. Limiting the critique to Fox only is dishonest.

L3mm3SmangItGurl

Yeah but, neither is MSNBC? Also CNN has a specific international offering that's very different from the sensationalist pundit crap we get here. There are better standards for what news is in Europe. Limiting the critique to Fox only is dishonest.

cryptocritical9001

The mainstream media is a joke. Starting with CNN. I love independant news outlets like Rebel news for example cause they cover the real stuff like talking about the WEF.

Podsly

This was recently brought up on a CNN video i watched recently. Here's the link for those that want to watch: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4psRiE\_YaM](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4psRiE_YaM) But basically, the AI says some things that are false. That is, it's fillable just like a real human. People will be asking this chat bot questions and assuming it is answering as an authorative on the given context. It could be dangerous. It has a long way to go to be a useful product in an AGI sense.

SmallReflection2552

>CNN/MSNBC/FOX. don't give a F\*ck

ccmanagement

Whether or not you agree if coffezilla "got SBF to admit fraud", you gotta admit it's a sad state of traditional media affairs when independent journalists are more effective at tracking breaking news than CNN/MSNBC/FOX. All based.

Lillica_Golden_SHIB

Like the CNN NFT marketplace lol

FvckUTwitter

Ukraine was already destroying Ukraine. It's crazy how people like you crying about racism and corruption but support Nazis in Ukraine. You need to do ur research on Ukraine.. It's amazing how you can have all that technology in ur hand and don't do shit with it.. Turn off CNN and start researching the truth.. Buy by the way you respond I already know ur to brainwashed to see the truth.

clue5tick

Fuck "intrinsic". Almost everyone uses the term improperly, CNN especially.

bootmeng

Wow you're so out of touch. Are your decades of studies also including data from this last decade? Do you really think the tides haven't turned? Do you pay attention to any local news? If you see the world through a lens of race and sex then you are by definition racist and sexist. So stop mentioning it, or you're perpetuating it. I know...you don't agree. For your Seth Rich reference (the FBI had the forensic report for five years and they hid it from FOIA requesters...though you prob won't check this court document from this month): https://citizenwells.substack.com/p/seth-rich-foia-case-update-jan-14 No I don't believe SBF. Every interview I've seen he is clearly dodging answering the questions. He is untrustworthy. With what evidence do you believe this snake? CNN reports? Classic

Silent-advice

Nvm its CNN. I wouldn't have read it anyway.

FuzzyBlankets777

He delivered the message. The light was to keep an open mind for possibility. Doesn't matter which news station reported it. CNN/Washington Post/GETTR/etc. It's the possibility of correlation

FuzzyBlankets777

The post says ignore the news source and watch the message. Wouldn't matter if it came from CNN or the Washington post... the correlation is something to ponder. That is the message

SleepCom

Like most people, you haven't actually been listening to or watching any meetings the Fed has presented to the public. You can hear the news directly from the mouth of Jerome Powell; no CNN or Fox commentators required! The news is this: USD is fucked, and The Fed *wants* unemployment. It's a problem with inflation, the [triffin dilemma](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triffin_dilemma), and the new era of monetary/fiscal manipulation. I'm not actually scared about the upcoming worldwide economic collapse (it's going to affect everyone). I'm more terrified that we have all been given the warning and yet folks like you and (and the vast majority of economics forums) ignore it. This might be a [bias of normalcy](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normalcy_bias). I think I've seen a little more chaos than the average Joe, so I'm a little more sensitive to things. Maybe I'm too sensitive and this is all just a reaction. Perhaps I'm the idiot, running around shouting doom and gloom. If that's the case, don't worry about anything. Inflation will be under control, the economy will somehow right itself, and the supply lines will continue on as usual. Next year the TVs will all get bigger and a little cheaper. Life goes on. In either case, the fact is The Fed is aware of the job numbers and they are not happy.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Almost all of 2022 will be remembered as a year of disappointment and discouragement for the world's bears. "Any time you got too excited, too bullish, you got your arms ripped off by those darned bear claws, and not the kind they have at Dunkin' Donuts," wrote CNN. "Not for the bears. They were occasionally beaten back — but for the most part, they had the run of the joint." *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

JERMYNC

I posted about Green Comet ☄️ 6 days ago. Been green every day since! Lol 😆 Look to the sky for the sign! My Green Comet post: https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/108klap/if_there_was_only_a_sign_green_comet_will_soon/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb Green Comet Source CNN https://www.cnn.com/2023/01/09/world/green-comet-c-2022-e3-scn/index.html

ValsinatsKrrt

Not just any opinion. CNN opinion ;D

athomasflynn

We're really obviously going to dodge the recession. Like Neo doing the bullet dodge. At least in the US, probably a lot of the west, which is what matters most in crypto. We might dip into the technical definition of one but the much hyped major recession won't happen and what we are getting was priced last year. Year over year inflation is at 6.5% but if you take the average of the last 6 months since August inflation is at 1.89%. Check my math. "Also stock markets tipically bottom months AFTER fed cut, not before" This is historically inaccurate. What you're referring to is that markets pull back following a Fed pivot but whether or not they bottom depends on the timing of the rate reversal. If they cut too fast they bottom. That's not happening here. Powell is going to pull back rate increases to 25 basis points and then they'll flatten out but he's not going to turn until inflation is below 2% and that's not happening until May at the earliest. Probably June. There will be another pull back when they do bottom it won't be a new bottom. My best guess is BTC will be above $49k before they turn the ship. The Alameda/FTX liquidation is literally years away. I mean, you said it yourself, they're just getting to Mt Gox now and that went down in 2014. They'll talk about liquidation the whole time but the lawyers are going to debate every action for as long as they can until they've billed for three times as much miney as the liquidations will ever oay out. Genesis is getting dragged into the SEC which means that whatever happens, their holdings are going to be locked up for years too. It's practically bullish news. It's a shitload of supply that isn't going to be sold for a pretty long time. 2 years minimum. And I'm not even remotely worried about Mt. Gox hitting the market. The liquidators just said it will likely be a few more months and the majority of that debt was bought up by whales for pennies on the dollar years ago. Literally >90%. They're in no rush to sell at these prices. Maybe I'm wrong, but that's why I said likely. I'm definitely not ignoring the macro, I just feel differently about it. I was much more concerned 2 months ago but things have changed. A lot of it just in the last few days. Blackrock, Goldman, CNN and Jim Cramer will take advantage of another month or two of recession fear mongering so the 0.1% can buy the bottom and then they'll start singing the good news in the spring. If it makes you feel any better, I still think there's a long term depression on the horizon but we've got a few more years before the demographics make that inevitable. When adult diapers start outselling baby diapers at Walgreens and CVS, sell everything and hide.

cassydd

You're right that free coverage like this of the clown show by CNN et al are just about the biggest contributor to Trump's initial success, but now they've made him the massive danger to American democracy that he is it'd be foolish not to report on him, his lunatic acolytes or potential successors to his movement. Now they've over-filled the balloon full of hydrogen, it'll still explode even if you're not looking at it.

deepfield67

I read Bloomberg, AP, Reuters, Yahoo Finance *and then* I go look and see. You have to actually look into things, and consider all sides, consider the incentives, and know when the truth is either subjective or simply beyond your grasp. The problem isn't really compromised media, its our willingness to believe everything we're told, and our unwillingness to expend even the smallest amount of effort to investigate and fact check. I can say, I don't even bother with Fox, CNN, MSNBC, etc. If its made it to TV, you can find their sources on Reuters or AP and save yourself some time.

Pvh1103

No he didn't, you fucking tool. Go work for CNN with this clickbait.

Odysseus_Lannister

I prefer to get my news from NPR or the BBC rather than any other media because they’re relatively unbiased in comparison to CNN/MSNBC/FOX news/etc. As for the political subreddits, I don’t really use Reddit for much nuanced news because of the amount of armchair experts here who either knowingly or unknowingly spread misinformation. I’ve found that most of Reddit is a circle jerk where actual facts for topics are ignored in favor of a popular opinion.

DreadnaughtHamster

Looking forward to the inevitable documentary on Hulu. And Netflix. And NBC. And CNN. And National Geographic. And HBO. And Showtime. And Paramount+. And somehow Crunchyroll.

coinsRus-2021

Yeah if you believe they have no use-case, then you're just bigotted on the tech. That's all. You saw a CNN or youtube video telling you about jpegs and don't actually understand the underlying tech. The underlying tech having real-world application in everything from ticket exchanges to real-estate to wills. Undeniable ownership via blockchain tech.

btcoins

The same brainwashed sheep who regurgitate CNN bs often say “btc bad because pollution” but also support the 8 wars Obama started + the current useless war in Ukraine. They seem to forget that a bomber jet pollutes more than all cars combined while literally killing people and destroying lives. I think it’s a good thing. More time for us people with at least 12 functioning braincells to accumulate a couple more hundreds

THE-RigilKent

Honestly, the same can be said for any of the major networks. What was the old apocryphal Mark Twain quote? *"If you don't read the newspaper, you're uninformed. If you do read it, you're misinformed."* That kind of covers watching CNN, Fox, MSNBC, any of the other networks...

coinsRus-2021

Let’s be clear - this isn’t a left versus right thing. Far from. Plenty of opposition from b t. Said es. And anyone watching Fox News or CNN deserves what they get - spoon fed talking points and opinion-based journalism.

drnkingaloneshitcomp

Have you ever heard the tragedy of Jerome the Powellful? Of course not, not a story CNN would tell you

Blackadder_

How is this spam from CNN?

tinymellowman

BTC is a centralized shit coin that is pimped by the Winklevoss twins (brainchildren of Facebook), Mike Saylor (lol), Kev O’Leary, and JACK DORSEY (c’mon lol). Congratulations if you have your bag - it’ll probably take 60 days to send it to an exchange. If you really think buying this broken shitcoin at this stage is the answer you should just turn on CNN.

Burgermitpommes

You're confused because CNN et al are critical of the incumbent regime when it's red

kirovreported

What is the role of CNN? Did they justify killing civilians and destroying civilian infrastructure?

kirovreported

What is the role of CNN? Did they justify killing civilians and destroying civilian infrastructure?

canname

Reminder CNN and MSNBC and Netflix are US propaganda machines. Government officials sits on the board for all 3.

coinfeeds-bot

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TheRicFlairDrip

They are sweeping it under the rug already, CNN is too obsessed with Elon Musk and what he is doing with Twitter atm

Shebalied

I think they mean main stream. Like, CNN gives more of a hard on from Trumps taxes than someone who ripped off BILLIONS. It is likely mainstream media just want this issue to pass along and hope people will forget. Then they will push out his court stuff for like 4-5 years and he will get a slap on the wrist lol.

standarduser2

Like Fox News, CNN and Twitter...

aoc_ftw

Lol, well that's CNN for ya I guess!

Baecchus

It's CNN so I'm not surprised. They were only off by 54129%

mxk2020

She has really slipped since being on CNN

Invest07723

This isn't CNN Business.

Tkainzero

Classic CNN

Pinewold

Not a CNN weather or a communist. “Letting the economy flourish” has a lot to do with increasing money supply so businesses can grow.

Spaceseeds

You sound like you watch CNN and are part of the USA communist party. China did good before xi by letting people have business and letting their economy flourish, not by printing a bunch of money. What I would give to be so naive. Enjoy bending over but don't tell the rest of us we should.

Vendraco00

CNN is racist wtf, pulling race into it and everything.

average911enthusiast

CNN tries not to make something not about race about race challenge (impossible)

deebmaster

CNN: (any subject) how can we make this about race?

CrzyJek

Oooo someone drank *heavy* the Biden/CNN koolaid

AlexanderGetsRich

Opinion and CNN go together like diarrhea and white panties.

No_Lynx8826

Lol. Only the liberals and CNN could make fucking crypto racist. Jesus Christ, get over the victim mentality CNN, it’s disgusting and disrespectful.

sacred_thinker

Did CNN just call crypto Racist? CNN is a fucking joke.

FootballBat69

CNN creating more divides when it really doesn't have to. Damn media.

chonkadonk44

Thank you for the identity politics, CNN. Very nice.

interwebzdotnet

You can be dramatic or you can be realistic, I know you know the difference between CNN and a local homeless person. Just stop.

Ill-Albatross-8963

CNN is trash too I'd rather listen to Jerry the local homeless drug addict on the corners thoughts, his rambling are certainly public domain too

interwebzdotnet

Its in the public domain, it should be discussed. CNN is at least a little better than FOX, but this isn't a debate about news channels.

Ill-Albatross-8963

Fuck anything on CNN, what foolishness came over you to post this? What you gonna post Fox next? Jeez

Kimpod1

🫥 who gives a damn if his NFTs tank or not? All NFT princes looking like do doo. Wtf wrong with you ppl. It so annoying your like CNN. Only way ppl would read your news is if the name trump is on it or something. Put some real news. What’s up with ADA an sol? Xtz is that even still alive? What tron doing? Real news

coinfeeds-bot

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Awhodothey

Twitter files drop today is a good summary of the facts around Hunter Biden's deals. Guarantee you won't see these facts covered on CNN: https://twitter.com/ShellenbergerMD/status/1604871630613753856?t=pmEUIh04sRaLMGvtufyWYg&s=19

Def_Notta-throwaway

It is tough to be publicly in support of the cause when the majority of the general population thinks that FTX and company are the entirety of crypto. Of course thats not true but try explaining that to gramps that gets all of his news from CNN or Fox. This doesn’t mean that these “defenders” have abandoned their support completely.

klik_klik1236

We all know what's going on here and there's no doubt that if he calls ahead he can get his money. There's a reason you're seeing this video on Reddit and not CNN. If I went to a shady "BTC ATM" in a gas station and tried to clear a 9k withdrawal, it probably wouldn't be there either but at least the FDIC has my back when it comes to cash. It's not that the money is gone, it's just not immediately liquid. You wouldn't say that I also don't carry my entire net worth in varying bill sizes at all times. There's just not a high demand for cash and therefore no reason to incur that risk of holding. When we use narratives like this that are easily discredited we make the entire pro-crypto argument look more flimsy which is bad for the price of BTC.

OB1182

>But, in a series of sporadic tweets, Musk claimed that the journalists had violated his new "doxxing" policy by sharing his "exact real-time" location, amounting to what he described as "assassination coordinates." None of the banned journalists appeared to have shared Musk's precise real-time location. Straight from [CNN](https://www.cnn.com/2022/12/15/media/twitter-musk-journalists-hnk-intl/index.html)

reasonandmadness

How did you see this going? Did you walk away after posting with a smug smile on your face thinking, "Fuck ya, I owned him." I don't know a single person that watches CNN and yet somehow you think this is an insult. I bet you also say, "Let's go brandon!"

RecalcitrantHuman

Says the dude watching CNN all day.

DemonBelethCat

>Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao called the incident "very normal market behavior, " CNN reported. *Everything is fine* moment? Maybe. I honestly don't know. But be very cautious dear ppl.

Straight-Ad-4196

Makes sense, thanks. And, yes agree on the price but it helps to hear someone else say it. I’m still learning how to weed out biased info. The problem is the average person hears some of this on CNN and lumps Bitcoin into the “crypto is a scam” mentality. It just makes educating people more of a challenge.

CantaloupeDue3237

Morning to you too. Here in Asia both BBC/CNN "world news" are also showing FTX news alot, lol. Loving it tbh 😂

anotherbrckinTH3Wall

I feel sorry for Bill Nye, those two CNN hosts are horrific

TitaniumDragon

No. November 10th, CNBC: > “They operate an exchange and a prop shop, which is super unorthodox, and just not really allowed in actually regulated capital markets,” said Nic Carter, founding partner of Castle Island Ventures, of the relationship between the two entities, both owned by Bankman-Fried. [November 11th, CNN:](https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/11/business/ftx-ceo-resigns/index.html) > Regulators are now swirling to investigate what went wrong, and some lawmakers are demanding a crackdown. > Securities regulators in the Bahamas, where FTX.com is based, froze some of the embattled exchange’s assets on Thursday. FTX’s Japanese business was put into “close-only mode,” meaning users can only close out their positions, after regulators in that country ordered it to suspend operations. > Both the Justice Department and Securities and Exchange Commission are investigating FTX, The Wall Street Journal reported. The DOJ declined to comment, and the SEC said it does not comment on the existence or nonexistence of investigations. > ... > It’s not clear what comes next for Bankman-Fried, who has hired Paul Weiss attorney Martin Flumenbaum, a white-collar defense lawyer known for representing junk-bond trader Michael Milken. [Wall Street Journal, November 11th, *literally in the headline*:](https://www.wsj.com/articles/ftx-tapped-into-customer-accounts-to-fund-risky-bets-setting-up-its-downfall-11668093732) > FTX Tapped Into Customer Accounts to Fund Risky Bets, Setting Up Its Downfall Tired of the blatant lies on this sub. They did not paint him as an innocent anything. I get that you have persecutory delusions, but they were immediately talking about potential civil and criminal problems he might face as a result and said that FTX and SBF were being investigated the moment that it became clear what had happened. How much of what you believe are obvious, blatant lies that you have created in your mind to reinforce your delusional beliefs that you could have dispelled with five minutes of looking at the *actual* media, instead of insane nonsense spread by mentally ill narcissistic conspiracy theorists on Twitter and Reddit?

Automatic_Basket_926

CNN says the Dow has entered bull territory.

goofytigre

According to CNN, it was a sealed indictment that will most likely be unsealed tomorrow morning.

redditisnow1984

CNN the most trash media channel. Is starting to feel the effects of thier own shortcomings. Big layoffs in 2022 https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/30/media/cnn-layoffs/index.html

tinymellowman

Go watch CNN sweetie

no_spoon

The media is practically silent on the issue. Wtf are you talking about? Go watch CNN if you don’t want to hear about SBF

WillStripForCrypto

Does it have to only include news stations? Why is that the case. YouTube also has CNN, Fox News, nbc and others. I guess they are now not included? YouTube is just a platform. I’m sorry you are closed minded.

Awhodothey

This is true. A less debatable example would be c*vid policies that were reversed without any media acknowledgement of a correction mistake. They wait for approval to report the new changes and contradictions long after they are obvious, and act like they never got anything wrong. Or they do stuff like the AP fact check of when CNN put a yellow filter on Joe Rogan. You can go to CNNs YouTube page and compare that video to JR's Instagram video with your own eyes, but AP simply writes that they had an expert forensically analyze it and it didn't happen. The write reality and a lot of people will never see anything else.

CryptBear

CNN journalists writing this one: 

PopularArtichoke6

Facebook’s vp of policy is a Republican who used to work for Bush and lobbies for breitbart et al. Fox is Fox and the biggest cable news company. CNN is now owned by a conservative. Most local news owned by conservatives. Network Anchors are mostly soft centrist liberal I’ll give you that. Musk isn’t getting criticised for conservative positions like a low tax rate; he’s getting criticised for being an erratic edgelord who treats people badly - and for drawing an equivalency between milquetoast democrats and a quasi fascist gop.

MMariota-8

Geezus dude! Have you ever watched anything but CNN in your entire life? Wake up!

TitaniumDragon

Except everything they've said is a lie. They want to pretend he is evidence of Democratic corruption, even though the Republicans took as much money from him and are much deeper into defending crypto. And they're just lying about the media coverage of him. **Bloomberg:** Billions of dollars of customer money is missing, investigators are circling, and the 30-year-old ex-CEO admits his company broke its own rules. **The New Yorker:** He flipped the coin—or, rather, a lot of coins, many of which he had himself invented—until he lost. Unfortunately, it seems he was playing with someone else’s money: FTX’s customer deposits were commingled with Alameda’s own funds, where they were apparently used to shore up bad trades and ill-advised investments. The whole operation lost something like eight billion to ten billion dollars, if not more. **CNN:** As investigators and authorities continue to sort through the fallout of the collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX, the contours of the implosion are becoming clearer. It will likely take many more months to disentangle the web of corporate greed and financial malfeasance at the heart of FTX’s bankruptcy. But we can safely say that the company owes billions of dollars to creditors and, according to sources, at least $1 billion to clients, in what appears to be the greatest crypto collapse to date. **CNN (a different article):** One of the key questions surrounding Bankman-Fried is whether FTX, his crypto exchange platform, misappropriated customer funds when it made loans to his hedge fund, Alameda. ... The collapse of FTX is under investigation by the federal prosecutors for the Southern District of New York, according to a person familiar with the matter, and by authorities in the Bahamas, where the companies were based. Several financial regulators have also been in contact with the firm’s new management, led by restructuring specialists tasked with shepherding FTX through bankruptcy. **CNBC:** Billionaire Mark Cuban isn’t giving up on crypto, despite the implosion of FTX, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges. However, Cuban says former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried should be “afraid of going to jail for a long time,” in an interview with TMZ. “I talked to the guy and thought he was smart,” Cuban told TMZ. “I had no idea he was going to take other people’s money and put it to his personal use.” **Fortune:** Former FTX customers, academics, and even the crypto faithful have alleged that Bankman-Fried’s now defunct crypto exchange was an outright “Ponzi scheme,” leading to a deluge of civil lawsuits against him and his company. There have yet to be any rulings on the cases. Despite the allegations, and admissions by SBF of mistakes, lawyers contacted by Fortune said it’s too early to declare FTX a true “Ponzi scheme”—though they say prosecutors may eventually do so. “I don’t know if it’s a Ponzi scheme, and it’s probably going to be a while before we do know,” said Thomas P. Vartanian, executive director at the nonprofit Financial Technology and Cybersecurity Center. Vartanian, who has represented parties in 30 of the 50 largest collapses of financial institutions in U.S. history, noted that it could take years for prosecutors to dig through the complex, interconnected, and mismanaged accounting of FTX and its subsidiaries. “They’ll follow the money, and they’ll follow it down to the cent. And they’ll figure out whether we’re dealing with negligence, civil fraud, criminal fraud, and whether it’s a Ponzi scheme, a pyramid scheme, or whatever it is,” he said. “But those are facts that I don’t think are going to be in anybody’s possession for some time—until all the money is followed.” Still, Vartanian noted that the filings released from FTX’s bankruptcy so far are “pretty devastating.” “So to me, so far, this looks like corporate misbehavior,” he said. “And whether it turns into fraud and violations of law or a Ponzi scheme is another question.” But Carlos Martinez, a bankruptcy specialist at the law firm Scura, Wigfield, Heyer, Stevens & Cammarota, went a step further. “I think the lawyerly answer would be ‘let’s wait for the investigation’” he said. “But I do think that it’s pretty cut and dry. The writing’s on the wall that this was—or at least, if it wasn’t meant to be a Ponzi scheme, it definitely operated as a Ponzi scheme.”

TitaniumDragon

She's lying here, too. Let's look at what the media is *actually* saying: **Bloomberg:** Billions of dollars of customer money is missing, investigators are circling, and the 30-year-old ex-CEO admits his company broke its own rules. **The New Yorker:** He flipped the coin—or, rather, a lot of coins, many of which he had himself invented—until he lost. Unfortunately, it seems he was playing with someone else’s money: FTX’s customer deposits were commingled with Alameda’s own funds, where they were apparently used to shore up bad trades and ill-advised investments. The whole operation lost something like eight billion to ten billion dollars, if not more. **CNN:** As investigators and authorities continue to sort through the fallout of the collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX, the contours of the implosion are becoming clearer. It will likely take many more months to disentangle the web of corporate greed and financial malfeasance at the heart of FTX’s bankruptcy. But we can safely say that the company owes billions of dollars to creditors and, according to sources, at least $1 billion to clients, in what appears to be the greatest crypto collapse to date. **CNN (a different article):** One of the key questions surrounding Bankman-Fried is whether FTX, his crypto exchange platform, misappropriated customer funds when it made loans to his hedge fund, Alameda. ... The collapse of FTX is under investigation by the federal prosecutors for the Southern District of New York, according to a person familiar with the matter, and by authorities in the Bahamas, where the companies were based. Several financial regulators have also been in contact with the firm’s new management, led by restructuring specialists tasked with shepherding FTX through bankruptcy. **CNBC:** Billionaire Mark Cuban isn’t giving up on crypto, despite the implosion of FTX, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges. However, Cuban says former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried should be “afraid of going to jail for a long time,” in an interview with TMZ. “I talked to the guy and thought he was smart,” Cuban told TMZ. “I had no idea he was going to take other people’s money and put it to his personal use.” **Fortune:** Former FTX customers, academics, and even the crypto faithful have alleged that Bankman-Fried’s now defunct crypto exchange was an outright “Ponzi scheme,” leading to a deluge of civil lawsuits against him and his company. There have yet to be any rulings on the cases. Despite the allegations, and admissions by SBF of mistakes, lawyers contacted by Fortune said it’s too early to declare FTX a true “Ponzi scheme”—though they say prosecutors may eventually do so. “I don’t know if it’s a Ponzi scheme, and it’s probably going to be a while before we do know,” said Thomas P. Vartanian, executive director at the nonprofit Financial Technology and Cybersecurity Center. Vartanian, who has represented parties in 30 of the 50 largest collapses of financial institutions in U.S. history, noted that it could take years for prosecutors to dig through the complex, interconnected, and mismanaged accounting of FTX and its subsidiaries. “They’ll follow the money, and they’ll follow it down to the cent. And they’ll figure out whether we’re dealing with negligence, civil fraud, criminal fraud, and whether it’s a Ponzi scheme, a pyramid scheme, or whatever it is,” he said. “But those are facts that I don’t think are going to be in anybody’s possession for some time—until all the money is followed.” Still, Vartanian noted that the filings released from FTX’s bankruptcy so far are “pretty devastating.” “So to me, so far, this looks like corporate misbehavior,” he said. “And whether it turns into fraud and violations of law or a Ponzi scheme is another question.” But Carlos Martinez, a bankruptcy specialist at the law firm Scura, Wigfield, Heyer, Stevens & Cammarota, went a step further. “I think the lawyerly answer would be ‘let’s wait for the investigation’” he said. “But I do think that it’s pretty cut and dry. The writing’s on the wall that this was—or at least, if it wasn’t meant to be a Ponzi scheme, it definitely operated as a Ponzi scheme.”

TitaniumDragon

You mean Russian trash Nazis who lie incessantly? Let's look at what the media is *actually* saying: **Bloomberg:** Billions of dollars of customer money is missing, investigators are circling, and the 30-year-old ex-CEO admits his company broke its own rules. **The New Yorker:** He flipped the coin—or, rather, a lot of coins, many of which he had himself invented—until he lost. Unfortunately, it seems he was playing with someone else’s money: FTX’s customer deposits were commingled with Alameda’s own funds, where they were apparently used to shore up bad trades and ill-advised investments. The whole operation lost something like eight billion to ten billion dollars, if not more. **CNN:** As investigators and authorities continue to sort through the fallout of the collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX, the contours of the implosion are becoming clearer. It will likely take many more months to disentangle the web of corporate greed and financial malfeasance at the heart of FTX’s bankruptcy. But we can safely say that the company owes billions of dollars to creditors and, according to sources, at least $1 billion to clients, in what appears to be the greatest crypto collapse to date. **CNN (a different article):** One of the key questions surrounding Bankman-Fried is whether FTX, his crypto exchange platform, misappropriated customer funds when it made loans to his hedge fund, Alameda. ... The collapse of FTX is under investigation by the federal prosecutors for the Southern District of New York, according to a person familiar with the matter, and by authorities in the Bahamas, where the companies were based. Several financial regulators have also been in contact with the firm’s new management, led by restructuring specialists tasked with shepherding FTX through bankruptcy. **CNBC:** Billionaire Mark Cuban isn’t giving up on crypto, despite the implosion of FTX, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges. However, Cuban says former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried should be “afraid of going to jail for a long time,” in an interview with TMZ. “I talked to the guy and thought he was smart,” Cuban told TMZ. “I had no idea he was going to take other people’s money and put it to his personal use.” **Fortune:** Former FTX customers, academics, and even the crypto faithful have alleged that Bankman-Fried’s now defunct crypto exchange was an outright “Ponzi scheme,” leading to a deluge of civil lawsuits against him and his company. There have yet to be any rulings on the cases. Despite the allegations, and admissions by SBF of mistakes, lawyers contacted by Fortune said it’s too early to declare FTX a true “Ponzi scheme”—though they say prosecutors may eventually do so. “I don’t know if it’s a Ponzi scheme, and it’s probably going to be a while before we do know,” said Thomas P. Vartanian, executive director at the nonprofit Financial Technology and Cybersecurity Center. Vartanian, who has represented parties in 30 of the 50 largest collapses of financial institutions in U.S. history, noted that it could take years for prosecutors to dig through the complex, interconnected, and mismanaged accounting of FTX and its subsidiaries. “They’ll follow the money, and they’ll follow it down to the cent. And they’ll figure out whether we’re dealing with negligence, civil fraud, criminal fraud, and whether it’s a Ponzi scheme, a pyramid scheme, or whatever it is,” he said. “But those are facts that I don’t think are going to be in anybody’s possession for some time—until all the money is followed.” Still, Vartanian noted that the filings released from FTX’s bankruptcy so far are “pretty devastating.” “So to me, so far, this looks like corporate misbehavior,” he said. “And whether it turns into fraud and violations of law or a Ponzi scheme is another question.” But Carlos Martinez, a bankruptcy specialist at the law firm Scura, Wigfield, Heyer, Stevens & Cammarota, went a step further. “I think the lawyerly answer would be ‘let’s wait for the investigation’” he said. “But I do think that it’s pretty cut and dry. The writing’s on the wall that this was—or at least, if it wasn’t meant to be a Ponzi scheme, it definitely operated as a Ponzi scheme.”

TitaniumDragon

Nope. She's literally flat-out lying because she's an evil monster. Let's look at what the media is *actually* saying: **Bloomberg:** Billions of dollars of customer money is missing, investigators are circling, and the 30-year-old ex-CEO admits his company broke its own rules. **The New Yorker:** He flipped the coin—or, rather, a lot of coins, many of which he had himself invented—until he lost. Unfortunately, it seems he was playing with someone else’s money: FTX’s customer deposits were commingled with Alameda’s own funds, where they were apparently used to shore up bad trades and ill-advised investments. The whole operation lost something like eight billion to ten billion dollars, if not more. **CNN:** As investigators and authorities continue to sort through the fallout of the collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX, the contours of the implosion are becoming clearer. It will likely take many more months to disentangle the web of corporate greed and financial malfeasance at the heart of FTX’s bankruptcy. But we can safely say that the company owes billions of dollars to creditors and, according to sources, at least $1 billion to clients, in what appears to be the greatest crypto collapse to date. **CNN (a different article):** One of the key questions surrounding Bankman-Fried is whether FTX, his crypto exchange platform, misappropriated customer funds when it made loans to his hedge fund, Alameda. ... The collapse of FTX is under investigation by the federal prosecutors for the Southern District of New York, according to a person familiar with the matter, and by authorities in the Bahamas, where the companies were based. Several financial regulators have also been in contact with the firm’s new management, led by restructuring specialists tasked with shepherding FTX through bankruptcy. **CNBC:** Billionaire Mark Cuban isn’t giving up on crypto, despite the implosion of FTX, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges. However, Cuban says former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried should be “afraid of going to jail for a long time,” in an interview with TMZ. “I talked to the guy and thought he was smart,” Cuban told TMZ. “I had no idea he was going to take other people’s money and put it to his personal use.” **Fortune:** Former FTX customers, academics, and even the crypto faithful have alleged that Bankman-Fried’s now defunct crypto exchange was an outright “Ponzi scheme,” leading to a deluge of civil lawsuits against him and his company. There have yet to be any rulings on the cases. Despite the allegations, and admissions by SBF of mistakes, lawyers contacted by Fortune said it’s too early to declare FTX a true “Ponzi scheme”—though they say prosecutors may eventually do so. “I don’t know if it’s a Ponzi scheme, and it’s probably going to be a while before we do know,” said Thomas P. Vartanian, executive director at the nonprofit Financial Technology and Cybersecurity Center. Vartanian, who has represented parties in 30 of the 50 largest collapses of financial institutions in U.S. history, noted that it could take years for prosecutors to dig through the complex, interconnected, and mismanaged accounting of FTX and its subsidiaries. “They’ll follow the money, and they’ll follow it down to the cent. And they’ll figure out whether we’re dealing with negligence, civil fraud, criminal fraud, and whether it’s a Ponzi scheme, a pyramid scheme, or whatever it is,” he said. “But those are facts that I don’t think are going to be in anybody’s possession for some time—until all the money is followed.” Still, Vartanian noted that the filings released from FTX’s bankruptcy so far are “pretty devastating.” “So to me, so far, this looks like corporate misbehavior,” he said. “And whether it turns into fraud and violations of law or a Ponzi scheme is another question.” But Carlos Martinez, a bankruptcy specialist at the law firm Scura, Wigfield, Heyer, Stevens & Cammarota, went a step further. “I think the lawyerly answer would be ‘let’s wait for the investigation’” he said. “But I do think that it’s pretty cut and dry. The writing’s on the wall that this was—or at least, if it wasn’t meant to be a Ponzi scheme, it definitely operated as a Ponzi scheme.”

TitaniumDragon

Tulsi Gabbard works for Russia and is just flat-out lying about this because she is evil. Let's look at what the media is *actually* saying: **Bloomberg:** Billions of dollars of customer money is missing, investigators are circling, and the 30-year-old ex-CEO admits his company broke its own rules. **The New Yorker:** He flipped the coin—or, rather, a lot of coins, many of which he had himself invented—until he lost. Unfortunately, it seems he was playing with someone else’s money: FTX’s customer deposits were commingled with Alameda’s own funds, where they were apparently used to shore up bad trades and ill-advised investments. The whole operation lost something like eight billion to ten billion dollars, if not more. **CNN:** As investigators and authorities continue to sort through the fallout of the collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX, the contours of the implosion are becoming clearer. It will likely take many more months to disentangle the web of corporate greed and financial malfeasance at the heart of FTX’s bankruptcy. But we can safely say that the company owes billions of dollars to creditors and, according to sources, at least $1 billion to clients, in what appears to be the greatest crypto collapse to date. **CNN (a different article):** One of the key questions surrounding Bankman-Fried is whether FTX, his crypto exchange platform, misappropriated customer funds when it made loans to his hedge fund, Alameda. ... The collapse of FTX is under investigation by the federal prosecutors for the Southern District of New York, according to a person familiar with the matter, and by authorities in the Bahamas, where the companies were based. Several financial regulators have also been in contact with the firm’s new management, led by restructuring specialists tasked with shepherding FTX through bankruptcy. **CNBC:** Billionaire Mark Cuban isn’t giving up on crypto, despite the implosion of FTX, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges. However, Cuban says former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried should be “afraid of going to jail for a long time,” in an interview with TMZ. “I talked to the guy and thought he was smart,” Cuban told TMZ. “I had no idea he was going to take other people’s money and put it to his personal use.” **Fortune:** Former FTX customers, academics, and even the crypto faithful have alleged that Bankman-Fried’s now defunct crypto exchange was an outright “Ponzi scheme,” leading to a deluge of civil lawsuits against him and his company. There have yet to be any rulings on the cases. Despite the allegations, and admissions by SBF of mistakes, lawyers contacted by Fortune said it’s too early to declare FTX a true “Ponzi scheme”—though they say prosecutors may eventually do so. “I don’t know if it’s a Ponzi scheme, and it’s probably going to be a while before we do know,” said Thomas P. Vartanian, executive director at the nonprofit Financial Technology and Cybersecurity Center. Vartanian, who has represented parties in 30 of the 50 largest collapses of financial institutions in U.S. history, noted that it could take years for prosecutors to dig through the complex, interconnected, and mismanaged accounting of FTX and its subsidiaries. “They’ll follow the money, and they’ll follow it down to the cent. And they’ll figure out whether we’re dealing with negligence, civil fraud, criminal fraud, and whether it’s a Ponzi scheme, a pyramid scheme, or whatever it is,” he said. “But those are facts that I don’t think are going to be in anybody’s possession for some time—until all the money is followed.” Still, Vartanian noted that the filings released from FTX’s bankruptcy so far are “pretty devastating.” “So to me, so far, this looks like corporate misbehavior,” he said. “And whether it turns into fraud and violations of law or a Ponzi scheme is another question.” But Carlos Martinez, a bankruptcy specialist at the law firm Scura, Wigfield, Heyer, Stevens & Cammarota, went a step further. “I think the lawyerly answer would be ‘let’s wait for the investigation’” he said. “But I do think that it’s pretty cut and dry. The writing’s on the wall that this was—or at least, if it wasn’t meant to be a Ponzi scheme, it definitely operated as a Ponzi scheme.”

TitaniumDragon

Nope. Let's look at what the media is actually saying: Bloomberg: Billions of dollars of customer money is missing, investigators are circling, and the 30-year-old ex-CEO admits his company broke its own rules. The New Yorker: He flipped the coin—or, rather, a lot of coins, many of which he had himself invented—until he lost. Unfortunately, it seems he was playing with someone else’s money: FTX’s customer deposits were commingled with Alameda’s own funds, where they were apparently used to shore up bad trades and ill-advised investments. The whole operation lost something like eight billion to ten billion dollars, if not more. CNN: As investigators and authorities continue to sort through the fallout of the collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX, the contours of the implosion are becoming clearer. It will likely take many more months to disentangle the web of corporate greed and financial malfeasance at the heart of FTX’s bankruptcy. But we can safely say that the company owes billions of dollars to creditors and, according to sources, at least $1 billion to clients, in what appears to be the greatest crypto collapse to date. CNN (a different article): One of the key questions surrounding Bankman-Fried is whether FTX, his crypto exchange platform, misappropriated customer funds when it made loans to his hedge fund, Alameda. ... The collapse of FTX is under investigation by the federal prosecutors for the Southern District of New York, according to a person familiar with the matter, and by authorities in the Bahamas, where the companies were based. Several financial regulators have also been in contact with the firm’s new management, led by restructuring specialists tasked with shepherding FTX through bankruptcy. CNBC: Billionaire Mark Cuban isn’t giving up on crypto, despite the implosion of FTX, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges. However, Cuban says former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried should be “afraid of going to jail for a long time,” in an interview with TMZ. “I talked to the guy and thought he was smart,” Cuban told TMZ. “I had no idea he was going to take other people’s money and put it to his personal use.” Fortune: Former FTX customers, academics, and even the crypto faithful have alleged that Bankman-Fried’s now defunct crypto exchange was an outright “Ponzi scheme,” leading to a deluge of civil lawsuits against him and his company. There have yet to be any rulings on the cases. Despite the allegations, and admissions by SBF of mistakes, lawyers contacted by Fortune said it’s too early to declare FTX a true “Ponzi scheme”—though they say prosecutors may eventually do so. “I don’t know if it’s a Ponzi scheme, and it’s probably going to be a while before we do know,” said Thomas P. Vartanian, executive director at the nonprofit Financial Technology and Cybersecurity Center. Vartanian, who has represented parties in 30 of the 50 largest collapses of financial institutions in U.S. history, noted that it could take years for prosecutors to dig through the complex, interconnected, and mismanaged accounting of FTX and its subsidiaries. “They’ll follow the money, and they’ll follow it down to the cent. And they’ll figure out whether we’re dealing with negligence, civil fraud, criminal fraud, and whether it’s a Ponzi scheme, a pyramid scheme, or whatever it is,” he said. “But those are facts that I don’t think are going to be in anybody’s possession for some time—until all the money is followed.” Still, Vartanian noted that the filings released from FTX’s bankruptcy so far are “pretty devastating.” “So to me, so far, this looks like corporate misbehavior,” he said. “And whether it turns into fraud and violations of law or a Ponzi scheme is another question.” But Carlos Martinez, a bankruptcy specialist at the law firm Scura, Wigfield, Heyer, Stevens & Cammarota, went a step further. “I think the lawyerly answer would be ‘let’s wait for the investigation’” he said. “But I do think that it’s pretty cut and dry. The writing’s on the wall that this was—or at least, if it wasn’t meant to be a Ponzi scheme, it definitely operated as a Ponzi scheme.”

TitaniumDragon

Yes she is. As are people on this sub. Then again, that's why they're so vulnerable to the scam that is crypto. Let's look at what the media is *actually* saying: **Bloomberg:** Billions of dollars of customer money is missing, investigators are circling, and the 30-year-old ex-CEO admits his company broke its own rules. **The New Yorker:** He flipped the coin—or, rather, a lot of coins, many of which he had himself invented—until he lost. Unfortunately, it seems he was playing with someone else’s money: FTX’s customer deposits were commingled with Alameda’s own funds, where they were apparently used to shore up bad trades and ill-advised investments. The whole operation lost something like eight billion to ten billion dollars, if not more. **CNN:** As investigators and authorities continue to sort through the fallout of the collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX, the contours of the implosion are becoming clearer. It will likely take many more months to disentangle the web of corporate greed and financial malfeasance at the heart of FTX’s bankruptcy. But we can safely say that the company owes billions of dollars to creditors and, according to sources, at least $1 billion to clients, in what appears to be the greatest crypto collapse to date. **CNN (a different article):** One of the key questions surrounding Bankman-Fried is whether FTX, his crypto exchange platform, misappropriated customer funds when it made loans to his hedge fund, Alameda. ... The collapse of FTX is under investigation by the federal prosecutors for the Southern District of New York, according to a person familiar with the matter, and by authorities in the Bahamas, where the companies were based. Several financial regulators have also been in contact with the firm’s new management, led by restructuring specialists tasked with shepherding FTX through bankruptcy. **CNBC:** Billionaire Mark Cuban isn’t giving up on crypto, despite the implosion of FTX, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges. However, Cuban says former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried should be “afraid of going to jail for a long time,” in an interview with TMZ. “I talked to the guy and thought he was smart,” Cuban told TMZ. “I had no idea he was going to take other people’s money and put it to his personal use.” **Fortune:** Former FTX customers, academics, and even the crypto faithful have alleged that Bankman-Fried’s now defunct crypto exchange was an outright “Ponzi scheme,” leading to a deluge of civil lawsuits against him and his company. There have yet to be any rulings on the cases. Despite the allegations, and admissions by SBF of mistakes, lawyers contacted by Fortune said it’s too early to declare FTX a true “Ponzi scheme”—though they say prosecutors may eventually do so. “I don’t know if it’s a Ponzi scheme, and it’s probably going to be a while before we do know,” said Thomas P. Vartanian, executive director at the nonprofit Financial Technology and Cybersecurity Center. Vartanian, who has represented parties in 30 of the 50 largest collapses of financial institutions in U.S. history, noted that it could take years for prosecutors to dig through the complex, interconnected, and mismanaged accounting of FTX and its subsidiaries. “They’ll follow the money, and they’ll follow it down to the cent. And they’ll figure out whether we’re dealing with negligence, civil fraud, criminal fraud, and whether it’s a Ponzi scheme, a pyramid scheme, or whatever it is,” he said. “But those are facts that I don’t think are going to be in anybody’s possession for some time—until all the money is followed.” Still, Vartanian noted that the filings released from FTX’s bankruptcy so far are “pretty devastating.” “So to me, so far, this looks like corporate misbehavior,” he said. “And whether it turns into fraud and violations of law or a Ponzi scheme is another question.” But Carlos Martinez, a bankruptcy specialist at the law firm Scura, Wigfield, Heyer, Stevens & Cammarota, went a step further. “I think the lawyerly answer would be ‘let’s wait for the investigation’” he said. “But I do think that it’s pretty cut and dry. The writing’s on the wall that this was—or at least, if it wasn’t meant to be a Ponzi scheme, it definitely operated as a Ponzi scheme.” --- There is no "baby gloves".

blorpianblorp

Go to Japan, Yahoo is their Google, CNN and Fox all rolled into one.

mave_wreck

Youbmight be right. But Fox news is just like CNN and MSNBC or ABC that have not recieved money from SBF. So in this case it is advantageous to pay attention to it.

maynardstaint

Did you see CNN make a giant video about how all crypto are digital asset securities. Nothing but the SEC’s opinion voiced through a major network. And also imminently proved wrong in a court of law. It makes me fucking sick.

ComparisonJunior7325

What is CCN? A [wish.com](https://wish.com) version of CNN?

ECore

....I guess they aren't as bad as CNN or faux news.

redneck2022

LOL thats not even the real CNN

UnloadedGunn

You - “Opioids don’t cause heart problems!” Me - “Um, actually they clearly do. Here’s proof.” You - “hAVe fUn BeLieVinG cNn!” Take notes everyone. This is how conspiracy types work. They never conceded a point, because conceding the point means facing how fucking brain dead they are. Which is a hard thing to do, even for people with fully formed brain stems, let alone this guy. So rather than concede the point, they pivot, and throw out some canned ad hominem buzzword insult so they can feel like they’re they’re not a complete moron. But more importantly, labeling me a CNN watcher means, in his world, that anything I believe is no longer worthy of consideration. Thereby insuring anything else I could do or provide that would show he’s wrong doesn’t need to be looked at or considered. It’s a simple formula. But he’s a simple person.

JoeChip87

Have fun believing everything you hear on CNN, my dude 🫡