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I've seen them in SFO airport too, just sayin
>Hahaha try to defend that shit hole all you want it may be beautiful but it's turned into a hell hole and everything is drying up stores are closing. TIL the most expensive real estate in the USA is drying up and closing LOL.. SFO certainly has its homeless problems, primairly because trailer trash states (probably like your own) send their homeless on busses here. It's still the most desirable city to live in, and the money made in tech is second to none. Ps I've been to plenty of trailer trash southern states, you guys and your meth and fent infested trailer parks have no room to talk.
In America maybe. We aren’t all from there. I’m the UK the SFO is the Serious Fraud Office
A bit harsh downvoting this. In the UK, for example, the SFO is the Serious Fraud Office.
People need self sufficiency. It would take less time to Google SFO then to ask here in a bitcoin forum. This is primary school level stuff.
SFO should be pretty universally known tbh.
SFO is an extremely common nickname for not just the airport but San Francisco overall.
English, please. What's an "SFO"? And what does this all mean?
>Aug 30, 2023,11:52am EDT > > > >I wrote over the weekend that **bitcoin** was about to reprice because the technical showed a volatility compression that very frequently precedes a repricing. [The intraday bitcoin chart CREDIT: ADVFN](https://imageio.forbes.com/specials-images/imageserve/64eefd61b28df526230ed9ec/The-intraday-bitcoin-chart/960x0.jpg?format=jpg&width=960) > >Here is that same chart over a year: [The bitcoin chart showing the last year CREDIT: ADVFN](https://imageio.forbes.com/specials-images/imageserve/64eefd924a58695f6ed8ae25/The-bitcoin-chart-showing-the-last-year/960x0.jpg?format=jpg&width=960) Bitcoin has a history of compressing volatility before major bull moves but in the broader asset arena such calm can be before a big fat drop. As such, the trader should stake out these lulls and pile in on the breakout. Then yesterday before the article was posted... KABOOM: [The bitcoin chart has suddenly taken off CREDIT: ADVFN](https://imageio.forbes.com/specials-images/imageserve/64ef5428fada841fa41e8140/The-bitcoin-chart-has-suddenly-taken-off/960x0.jpg?format=jpg&width=960) > >So is this now time to jump in for a big rally; a rally to perhaps $40,000? I haven’t, because while it is possible or even probable, this move is not a signal to jump in boots first. It is a very positive signal, but for the investor there needs to be conviction on top of technical. > > To trade in an asset in a major way, the level of uncertainty needs to be extremely low and while the chart has been trading as if its uncertainty is low, this move is “news driven” and news is a fickle indicator. Bulls will simply need a new high above yesterday’s explosive rally to confirm that a new bull is on stage with a big upside while a bear will see that if the price keeps falling off then it will be the start of a move to $23,000. What to do? To me, now is a reasonable time to start a dollar cost averaging (investing the same amount of money at regular intervals) campaign as we are approaching the bitcoin’s new halvening in April, 2024, if the effect of less supply takes some time to move the price up, like last time, a year of dollar cost averaging seems like a solid plan. So in this instance, an investor gives himself a budget, say $12,000, and buys $1,000 a month from now until this time next year. There is so much to go wrong and so much to go right in the coming months that trying to time a positive outcome of bitcoin’s increasing adoption and the halvening event seems like an impossible task. Dollar cost averaging at least will give a sensible entry price for what is ahead for the crypto believers who feel bitcoin will win out again, be that to $100,000 or £1 million. If the action starts to unfurl the way a trader expects, they can always accelerate their acquisition and if the market goes south, a 12-month campaign will soften the blow for the long term conviction holder. The lesson is broader, however. Whether it’s a crypto or an equity, compressions in volatility precede repricing events. So keep an eye out for them in stocks, commodities and Forex and well as cryptos. It’s a handy tool to keep in your investing kit. > >\- **Clem Chambers, Senior Contributor** (I am the founder and former CEO of stocks and investment website ADVFN and CEO of Online Blockchain. I am a prolific financial writer; I wrote a stock column for Wired--which described me as a ‘Market Maven’ --and am a regular columnist for numerous financial publications around the world. I have written for titles including: Working Money, Active Trader, SFO and Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities in the U.S. and have written for pretty much every U.K .national newspaper. In 2018, I won Journalist of the Year in the Business Market Commentary category in the State Street U.K. Institutional Press Awards. In the last few years I have become a financial thriller writer and have penned the best-selling investment how-to book: 101 Ways To Pick Stock Market Winners. Find me here on U.S. Amazon. You may also have seen me on CNBC, CNN, SKY, Business News Network, the BBC and Al Jazeera giving my take on the markets.)
tldr; Hong Kong is gearing up to usher in a new regime for virtual asset regulation. The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) published the conclusions from its weeks-long consultation on regulatory guidelines for crypto platforms on May 23. Hong Kong crypto exchanges will have to seek licenses under the Securities and Futures Ordinance (SFO) and the […] The post Hong Kong SFC eases requirements as exchanges face crypto talent crunch appeared first on CryptoSlate. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*
I'm proud to tell you that the DATA squad at USSS SFO is the best in the business.
> Keith Choy, interim head of intermediaries at Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC), said that as long as DeFi activity falls within the scope of the Securities and Futures Ordinance (SFO) it will be subject to the same regulatory requirements as traditional financial activity. So Hong Kong not so bullish anymore?
Agree to all of the above except the flight one… domestic first class transcontinental JFK to SFO is only like 2-3k max. Not a big deal
The company is based in SFO and the team is seemingly more financially conservative than most. They were the first exchange with an SPDI charter so legally are required to maintain 1:1 backing on all deposits under incredibly heavy scrutiny from the OCC and the state of Wyoming. They’ve also never had a hack, in fact Krakens founders were called in to investigate the Mt Gox as insiders know they actually know what they’re doing and have recently been working with FTX for the same. These are among many other benefits
Currently in a plane from LAX->SFO & refreshing this… Fellow astronauts, this is just the beginning 🚀