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esleydobemos

BIL was a bank VP with an interest in alternative currency. He was one of the early adopters. He got the rest of us into it by asking if we wanted to invest a small life insurance payout from MIL into BTC. We all said yes, and the rest is history.

Jestermaus

Polestar! It’s the “Performance Volvo”, if you can put those two ideas together. You might wanna check your sources on the battery impact, your data may be old. (I should have mentioned that when I said “biology guy”, what I meant was he’s the VP of sustainability at one of the big four.) [Here’s a quick update.](https://www.epa.gov/greenvehicles/electric-vehicle-myths)

courtrye

One who might be dead, one we wish would move on, and two VP’s that might not be ready ti lead the country.

LineAccomplished1115

I don't have any desire to be a CEO. I'm on a good track to upper management, like director, maybe VP level, and currently make low six figures. I'm plenty comfortable in my career. And my partner does well too, putting us around top 5% for income. So we're good I do acknowledge that CEOs generally do work hard, long hours, under stressful conditions. Where I take issue is that I certainly don't think they deserve to be making multimillions while the poor and middle classes are continuously squeezed more and more. I do enjoy the casual nepotism drop in there.

Agastopia

Please watch this podcast https://youtu.be/pz3_rg2k55c?si=h5R23ezL-cfZf_VP This is how you should be investing, this should be taught in schools but it isn’t. If you don’t already have a 401k, Roth IRA, or another type of retirement account please focus on those and in funding those with index funds that follow the stock market overall. Bitcoin is a very risky asset and you can absolutely buy some, but should only be doing so when your financial situation is already in good hands. Do not listen blindly to a subreddit called r/bitcoin that says to buy more bitcoin. Buy some in moderation if you wish, but learn how to invest properly and how compound interest works before you do anything else. Please, financial literacy is so important. Do not wake up at 40 and realize you aren’t going to be able to retire

icedank

[My Bitcoin buying strategy is simple: when it dips, I buy.](https://youtu.be/I8VP1sMTJ1w?si=igFkqENO23QzjApS)

Sillyfiremans

There are over 100 people that work in the VP's office. Its not like one person is getting a 500k raise. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office_of_the_Vice_President_of_the_United_States

Teh_Best86

Office of the VP gettin a 500K bump, must be nice lol

Parastrasz

By far the stupidest shit I've seen in quite some time. One thing to gamble with ponzi shitcoins but to buy one that openly tells you it gives your money to a multimillionaire is just so beyond retarded, you should ask the guy to be his VP.

IndianaGeoff

After his VP pick we can let it go. Just like when the libertarians picked William Weld.

wronglyzorro

You can dislike biden while also acknowledging his very extensive career in politics including being VP makes him qualified to hold the office of POTUS.

MetallicGray

Why do you assume I want to remove him from the ballot?  That goes against one of the main premises of democracy.  And sorry, I didn’t realize attempting to delay/negate an election requires killing as well. How do you feel about him attempting to coerce people into delaying the certification? How do you feel about him attempt to coerce people into falsely reporting vote counts? How do you feel about him four years later still denying the results with lies to undermine faith and trust in the system, so he can set up his next attempt? A coup is an illegal attempt to seize control of a government, that’s exactly what happened. I’ll gladly send you the physical evidence of trumps planning weeks and months in advance to attempt to delay and negate the election results if that will have any scrap of effect on your opinions.  Also for what it’s worth, there was violence and deaths on Jan 6. If congressmen and the VP would have hung around, you really think the insurrectionists were going to just go shake their hands and has how their day was? The same people chanting to kill Pelosi and Pence? Yeah it sounds dramatic, but when it walks like a duck, talks like a duck, and looks like a duck. Shit man, it’s probably a fucking duck. Trump has shown you, told you to your face, and taken actions that prove to you he doesn’t care about elections and will attempt to ignore them. Why do you not believe him?

radiofreekekistan

Trump doesn't support a federal ban on abortions. He's actively vetting VP picks rn to ensure they don't take a hardline stance on the issue

Smiling_Jack_

> “To see more than $1 billion of net inflows, a new record, more than a month since launch is nothing short of impressive for any ETF," noted The Block's VP of Research, George Calle. “The U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have been widely successful well beyond even the most optimistic expectations,” GSR Research Analyst Brian Rudick told The Block yesterday. “Their $10 billion-plus of inflows in just two months is approaching what most thought they would do in the first year, and there are arguments for why inflows may increase from here, like greater issuer sales efforts, their addition to wealth manager product offerings, and normalizing GBTC outflows.”

Asesino87

Trump picking Vivek for VP, then Trump dying and Vivek becoming president would be best for Bitcoin. Either way, Trump and Biden will both print stupid amounts of money over the next 4 years and make more people want Bitcoin.

Pump_Out_The_Stout

Nvidia CEO: “The next big reinvention is where AI meets the physical world” RNDR Network is integrated into Nvidia Omniverse The VP of Nvidia Omniverse is an advisor to RNDR. RNDR speaking at the Nvidia conference next week.

Individual-Buy-7079

I’m really not sure. I’m a single Senior & retired with no Children or Grands. My modest home is not paid for and I started stacking DCA Sats about 3 yrs ago after forcing myself to learn and take self custody. My Dad (God rest his soul) taught us the importance of stabling gold & silver back in the 70s, so I don’t have all my eggs in one basket with None in the market. My Nephews are set for life as my SIL is a VP of a large corporate brand and makes bookoo bucks. I’m trying to orange pill her as my Brother is totally anti-BC and all in on Gold & Silver. So I’m thinking if I make Fiat enough to pay something for or travel before I die, I just might cash some in. If I had kids to pass it into I might feel differently. My sis is all in on the market and is not interested in Bitcoin so I’m perplexed as to who I would pass it on to!!🤷🏻‍♀️

Much_Buddy_3284

Wow, MAGA VP sounds like quite the ride!

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Blooberino

Beyond biased. Haphazardly storing SCIF level documents privileged only to a president, dating back decades (VP and senate terms) in a garage in an unoccupied dwelling secured by a rolling garage door is not even the same as in a safe of a highly exclusive country club that the president (whom is the only authority to declassify) currently resides in, with 24/7 secret service protection. Prior presidents have **all** taken documents. 0bama reportedly (per the Office of the Federal Register) took millionS of such documents. Let's not make this a case of orange man bad just because the TV told you Trump did anything out of the ordinary.

PovasTheOne

Biden had clasified documents at his home too. Some of them dating back to his days as VP to Obama.

Asesino87

Well, neither of the two old farts are gonna be that beneficial to BTC unless Trump chooses Vivek as VP. RFK seems to be a lot more pro Bitcoin, though I don't know how much he really understands it. Best to make sure you are voting for Senate and House or other lower government officials that are pro bitcoin.

Infamous_Spot_692

My brother is a VP at a big bank and told me over Christmas that banks will intentionally delay of deny crypto transactions.

jecoycoy

TC: But what gives Bitcoin value? VP: I’ll get to that point… Carl Menger, the founder of the Austrian school of economics…

michael_mullet

My FInance VP is orange pulled and there is no way we would convert even 1% of treasury to BTC. Any volatility there would reflect poorly on the FInance department and a lot of people would get fired. Board might even fire the CEO for mismanagement.  We are far from institutional adoption except for very forward thinking, well capitalized orgs that arent too risk adverse. It will be individual investors, hedge funds, family offices this cycle.  When CFOs and Board members see how well BTC does in their personal portfolios, they'll consider it for corporate balance sheets.

Cptn_BenjaminWillard

I work with a corporation that feels comfortable buying the ETF's but which wouldn't feel comfortable holding large amounts in Ether. I look at it this way: The costs of investing in the ETF (fees, perhaps higher taxes) may be lower than the cost of providing true security for actual Ether. How many corporate VP's would you look at and think, "This guy knows how to Ledger." Also, moving in and out from fiat in a corporate account to an exchange, then eventually back again, has its own cost.

mark-cb

He could be a VP pick.

Permexpat

Kamala, like the VP?

DrHoflich

You’re right. Putin had the first thought to invade Ukraine when Obama was in Office with Biden as VP, and Putin was handed Crimea.

huejass5

ICP would unironically be a better president and VP

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; In an interview with Elaine Song, VP of Strategy at Hedera, it was revealed that the company has achieved 106 innovations and experienced a 986% surge in revenue. The interview was published on Blockster and authored by Lidia Yadlos. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

MrFatwa

I'm a Canadian Bitcoiner working for a Fortune 300 US company. I typically dont mix personal with business, but on the ETF launch I thought to have a little fun on Teams meetings. Most of my meetings are with US folks, and jokingly I asked at the beginning of each meeting: 'So, did everyone get their Bitcoin ETF orders in this morning, and who did you decide to use?' I was somewhat shocked at the responses over multiple meetings in the day. Most middle managers and admin types said no, or were hesitant (about a dozen people). The surprise was senior leadership (Senior Directors, VP and above). Not only did a majority own Bitcoin, they were hard core self custodians! I had one call with three senior leaders that joined about 30 seconds apart, their responses were almost identical: Leader 1 - My Bitcoin is in a cold wallet, not your keys, not your coin Leader 2 - No Im not buying ETF, I hold Bitcoin in cold storage Leader 3 - Not your keys, not your coin. I own Bitcoin but havent placed an etf order today Each of these people did not hear the response of the person prior due to the timing of their joining. 5/8 senior leaders I polled that day owned Bitcoin and none planned ETF. This surprised me because I thought most that owned Bitcoin would also consider ETF for tax sheltered purposes (I certainly do). The company I work for is somewhat conservative, not tech industry, and the leaders were between 40 to 55 by my guess. Obviously an anecdotal sample but was impactful to me nonetheless.

ZeroSumSatoshi

Tone Vays is a former VP at JP Morgan. Try not to be such a lazy tool expecting everything to be spoon fed to you. Would take you 2 seconds to find the source on YT. This generation is doomed.

investor_oracle

Overheard on Wall Street: Analyst goes: “I think once majority of financial institutions get their hands on BTC, they won’t want to sell and hold for a long time. Doesn’t that mean the purpose of BTC over fiat is over?” VP responds: “since when did anyone care about the actual function of any asset? We’re in the business of making money. Either we make money from holding the asset or charging a fee in the process. Wake up”

stanley_fatmax

I'm curious too. I'm not sure about Bitcoin, but I worked for a large US defense contractor that utilized JPMorgan Chase physical custody services for a set of sensitive data that was managed in what I can imagine would be a similar way. The access procedures were designed by a financial services firm that specialized in doing things in ways our insurers and government customer would sign off on. Adapted for Bitcoin, my best guess is it would look like this: a tiered series of cold > hot (segmented) > hot (edge) wallets would be used in the following way. The business would use a combination of physically and cryptographically secure means to guard the seeds for cold wallets. Transactions from cold wallets would be limited and happen entirely offline in a physical vault (guarded, time locked) using a transaction signing process similar to hardware wallets, and requiring inputs (passphrase + rolling code) from one or more individuals like a relevant VP, CFO, partner law firm or insurer. Funds from cold would move to a series of hot (segmented) that could float whatever is needed and then some buffer for day to day business, minimizing or basically removing the need to ever access the cold wallets except in cases of extreme market activity. From here on out, transactions are controlled by software that goes through the normal software development lifecycle (dev, test, review, etc.), before going through a physically secure deployment process to a secured test environment, where they sit for an enforced bake time, and are then promoted to a secured production environment. Every transaction from hot (segmented) to hot (edge) is reviewed by a human. Hot (segmented) tier wallets can fund only predefined hot (edge) wallets and would only be less secure in that the transaction signing happens on a firewalled and physically segregated network in a guarded datacenter. Hot (edge) wallets would only ever carry relatively insignificant sums and would still be segregated by network firewalls and secure interfaces but are capable of signing transactions directly to user wallets. Transactions in the other direction (hot -> cold) would employ many of the same procedures in reverse, adapted to the source of the funds. You'd have to solve some creative problems going this direction to ensure you were actually sending to *your* cold and not a bad actors. Our procedures for this don't really translate to Bitcoin.

Perfect_Ability_1190

“After evaluation of numerous distributed ledger technologies, it quickly became clear to us that Swirlds delivers both the performance and banking grade security that our members will demand of shared applications and data stores,” said Rick Cranston, VP of Innovation for MWCUA, and member of the CULedger steering committee. “Our members are interested in building numerous distributed ledger applications to drive revenue, improve member service, and reduce fraud. Swirlds hashgraph will enable them to build and leverage distributed applications, while feeling highly confident of the security and capacity of these applications.”

Ertemann_Lavender5

Assuming you are talking about transactional privacy then: from a pure cryptography perspective zCash (and soon Namada, Penumbra, Aztec etc) are the most private. This, as a UTXO ZKp system reveals basically no information for shielded-shielded transfers. Problem being that the transactions surrounding that are public and in partial privacy systems like zCash that can be quite problematic. Namada and Penumbra both will make big leaps on the zCash model (multi asset shielded pool and one can bridge into the shielded pool directly from Eth/IBC) but their mainnet has not happened yet. So in general for TX privacy one can (for now) probably best use Monero, either directly or through integrated APIs like HoudiniSwap. As for Computational privacy however, there are a lot more constraints and trade-offs. The only true live projects in this sphere right now are Oasis and Secret who both have their own strenghts and uttilize TEEs (hardware based security). Oasis has a more permissioned system protecting SGX by obscurity while Secret is looking at adding MPC primitives to scale the trust assumptions from 1/all nodes need to break to 66.7% of VP. Upcoming systems like Aleo and Aztec are also adding computational usecases but they are forced to use shared public state or limit it to usecases/proof systems with only a single party - One can not prove comparisons on data without seeing the input from all parties. Maybe with FHE (like Fhenix.io) or provable HME we get further to a non-hardware based turing complete privacy suite but for now thats at minimum a few years out and/or 10-100x slower.

jll027

“We promise we won’t storm the Capitol trying to kill the VP and Nancy Pelosi… again”

SpaceToadD

This is right. Most people are not dumb. They are simply born into a certain type of life (most likely poor/middle class) and have to fight every day to make ends meet. It took me years to really understand fiat and bitcoin and I am a double majored engineer with a VP title now at a high growth company. I grew up middle class and I’ll tell you, financial literacy is not a top 10 priority. People simply do not have the time to educate themselves with the complexity of modern day finances.

EquivalentInside5751

You would be better off investing it into Gold or Bulk Silver. They will always be there...Bitcoin or Digital Currency is not a tangible asset. It is only as good as there is still electricity and Internet. One Solar flare strong enough can wipe out your investment. I listened to the owners of an International Company as to what they invest in. They said number one is Precious Metals 2nd is Art 3rd is real estate. The problem with real estate is continual taxation. ( The problem I am currently facing with my home...I had it built 20 years ago and placed 100k down on it. This year the property tax quadrupled. And yes it is true, everyone in the neighborhood is also being hammered!) I invested in Gold and Silver back when it was very affordable. Oh BTW you can forget about ever getting your Social Security when you retire. The Government has been siphoning it off and it is on the verge of insolvency. Also, you may wish to take another look at the Dodd-Frank Act (second page fine print) This was passed into Legislation by then VP Biden under Obama. This allows the Government to seize any and all your assets, your savings, checking, IRA, 401k and safety deposit box whenever the Government wishes under any claim. Now that Biden became President he has been field testing this seizing assets of Banks. I was warned of it by a friend who worked at my bank. I had never heard of it....he said take everything out ASAP and he would explain later. I did that very day. A few days later the IRS came in a seized ALL THE ASSETS at that branch. No, the bank did nothing illegal. It was a Capitol One Bank in Fort Worth.....also it was not even mentioned in the news either. The sign at the bank told the depositor to call the phone number listed, bring an attorney and proof that all your income was earned legally. Huh? To this day, no one has been able to get in to an appointment....so they started a lawsuit against the Government. GOOD LUCK This has been going on in isolated areas all over the USA and THE MAINSTREAM NEWS IS NOT REPORTING IT. What do you think the hiring of 87,000 ARMED IRS AGENTS ARE FOR??? A simple audit???? No, the Government is about to start seizing assets. Also a friend of mine who is a famous actor informed me it happened at his bank in Beverly Hills.....they have a lawsuit going also. Now I got a call just a few months ago by the Bank that my house mortgage is at....they contacted me asking if it was possible for me to pay off my mortgage. Now I am puzzled and asked why. They then said they are not at liberty to discuss the reasons why...so I poked and asked if it had to do with the Dodd-Frank Act and they replied yes. Don't even think this is some conspiracy BS. All of you people are going to give smart remarks claiming this is rubbish. Well go ahead and do a deep dive and look for yourself. You cant use Google search. You have to use a search engine not controlled to block your searches or divert you to nonsense pages. Also under Obama was the Medicaid/Medicare Recovery Act passed too....this is anyone who has ever been on short term disability and received aid. The IRS will notify you that they made a mistake in how much they gave you in support and hit you with a huge TAX bill. THIS IT TRUE because this was aired on 60 Minutes last month. Also, did any of you notice Nikki Hailey telling the public that Social Security is broke? She said that Biden has signed into a secret legislation to raise the age of retirement to age 70 but no one under 65 currently will ever see their retirement even though it will be auto withdrawn from your paycheck for the rest of your life...but will NEVER SEE IT when you reach retirement. I am over 68 and have already been declined to receive my retirement....not some medical disability issue either. I have paid in for 55 years and now I am denied it and was told to apply at age 70. You see, the Government is not telling the public what is really going on....they are stalling, diverting your attention to tons of BS I warned people WHY the border is open and all these illegals are getting YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY. I also warned you people that Biden has publicly announced that the Ukrainian people will be getting their pension from the USA. That was on the news! That is our Social Security money......so why would this Administration be Intentionally be driving this welfare system into a faster insolvency? Think about it for awhile......remember the Dodd-Frank Act that will justify seizing everyone's assets? You can go ahead and mock me, so many have already after I warned people of some rapid changes coming.....those issues came true. Sure do not see anyone apologizing for poo pooing me when the warnings came true!

lj26ft

You had a sitting SEC Chairman Jay Clayton indict a US company in favor of ETH dominated by the Chinese. Where that Chairman's wife was VP of GoldmanSachs for 14 years which is essentially a Chinese national bank at this point. With the amount of money on the line in the ETH scam they tried to have him put away for 80 years with a fake lawsuit for 3 years that didn't go anywhere.

Leithm

>Also, the blog you quoted is written by someone as clueless as yourself Lol This report was authored by: Alex Thorn :Head of Firmwide Research Charles Yu : Research Associate Gabe Parker : Research Analyst Brandon Bailey :VP Mining Simrit Dhinsa : Mining Associate Guillaume Girard :Mining Analyst From Galaxit Digital one of the largest crypto infrastucture and investment firms in the world, vs some grumpy rando on reddit. M'ok.

SpaceToadD

So.. wife and I have been together for almost 20 years. Kids, house, the whole thing and we’ve always shared a bank account and never had our own money. We also started our relationship with a combined bank account of like 5 grand. But.. last year I helped sell my 2nd business. I was a VP and made a nice bit of extra spending money. We moved into our forever house and she went all out, and renovated and built her dream kitchen.. But.. I lied, or at least I with held the truth, and I kept about a third of the acquisition money quiet, and I put it ALL in bitcoin, over the last year. I had some before, less than a full BTC, but now I’ve got a nice little stack. Honestly I don’t even know what to do at this point, but I know she’s very risk adverse and doesn’t even understand interest rates much less how the global economy works. I keep it quiet, as our life is wonderful and if she found out she’d make me sell it. No one in my entire family know I’m doing this. It’s my guilty pleasure. I love that I have my bitcoin…..

lj26ft

100% political, Gensler was the youngest partner ever at GoldmanSachs. The last Chairman that sued Ripple Jay Clayton's wife was VP at GoldmanSachs for 14 years. It is political because Ripple's products will put them all out of business. That is why they have tried to destroy and delayed Ripple for 6+ years now.

NaturephilicReaction

> Institutional appetite for on chain activity is heating up, says Coinbase's VP The next bull run will occur on chain instead of on exchanges imo

shredslanding

This is form the VP. Im curious how people from El Salvador feel about the current administration?

Sunnyjim333

No failures, just business. Things need done, Costal vacation homes need paid for, children need Jr. VP Jobs, votes need support.

tiger1647

He could run with trump as VP and work on their campaign in prison together.

MrMogz

How did you get scammed? Opensea is legit, i spent 2 years trading NFT (I regret) on that platform and was never scammed, as it’s a legit platform. I don’t disagree that employees and the VP probably did that type of stuff, but just buying an avatar wouldn’t get you hacked.

SlowpokesEmporium

Has anyone heard about the $60m+ hacker from 2021 finally be revealed as the VP of opensea? what are your thoughts on this? I actually recently tried to buy a avatar on opensea and got scammed, luckily it was a cheap one and I can learn from that mistake.

moldyjellybean

Didn’t OpenSea create NFTs then shill bidded their own NFTs to pump up the price and make them look more valuable? Something like that. Only the VP was caught but I’m sure all the insiders were doing it.

lj26ft

They think XRP an antithetical to crypto because Ripple has been seeking to change our financial system from the inside. So they think it's a bankers coin. When in reality not BTC and especially ETH have been effectively co-opted by the bank cartel. ETH is literally a creation of JPMorgan and GoldmanSachs employees. We have proof in federal discovery that ETH founders colluded with the SEC. Both the former SEC Chairman Jay Clayton's wife was VP of GoldmanSachs for 17 years. Gensler was the youngest partner ever at GoldmanSachs. Joe Lubin the CEO of ETH Switzerland that distributed the ico proceeds was VP of technology in wealth management at GoldmanSachs. Sullivan and Cromwell the law firm where Jay Clayton is managing partner represents Joe Lubin's Consensys. The irony of smooth brains in this sub calling XRP a bankers coin while fallateing each other over ETH. When we have proof EEA tried to destroy the entire market to build a monopoly for Ethereum. It disgusting.

lj26ft

The lawsuit is political. The reason being GoldmanSachs and JPMorgan don't want Ripplenet ODL service operational in the US. For fucks sake Jay Clayton's wife was VP at GoldmanSachs for 17 years. Gensler was the youngest partner ever at GoldmanSachs. Joe Lubin was VP of technology in wealth management at GoldmanSachs. It's like this sub has blinders on.

lj26ft

Gensler is a disguised ETH whale and an employee of the Bank cartel. He is a GoldmanSachs creature just like the last POS we had Jay Clayton whose wife was VP of GoldmanSachs for 17 years. The lack of due diligence in this sub is always astounding.

lj26ft

Because Gary is a creature of the Globalist Bank Cartel. GoldmanSachs. Literally the exact same as the last piece of shit we had Jay Clayton whose wife was VP of GoldmanSachs for 17 years.

lj26ft

Gensler's MIT Blockchain course was partnered with Wanxiang institute directly. Joe Lubin also worked with Gensler when Lubin was VP of technology in wealth management at GoldmanSachs. He is a corrupt piece of shit.

SpartanWarrior07

Welcome aboard! Have a read of this thread, it explains everything you need to know about earning Moons https://reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/s/d2z4Sg6VP0

lj26ft

Joe Lubin worked for Gensler at GoldmanSachs when he was VP of technology in wealth management. He was also invited along with Novagratz who was his college roommate to speak at MIT Blockchain course by Gensler. Also Gensler's MIT Blockchain course was partnered with Wanxiang the CCP company that setup the Ethereum foundation wallets.

lj26ft

Gary is a EEA Ethereum disguised whale. JPM and GoldmanSachs are deep in the ETH ICO. Joe Lubin worked for Gary at GoldmanSachs when he was VP of technology in wealth management. The majority of people don't want to do due diligence and see how all these shit stains are connected to each other

meatforsale

Gary will be elected president and Elizabeth warren is his VP.

Armolin

MTT is headed by a lot of ex-Nvidia top staff, including the Global VP and several key engineers. It's a matter of time until they catch up.

anonymouscitizen2

Multisigs, federated setups, theres many ways it can be done. For example All BTC salary outflows must be signed by a VP, head of HR and head of security. In a smaller company maybe just CEO and payroll person. BTC would not all be in one wallet, it’d be like a hot cold wallet system exchanges use. Long term capital is in deep cold storage and operating capital would be more accessible but still layers of redundancy.

daKiddo

In the last 3 months on The following have resigned: Chief Strategy Officer Resigns VP of Compliance Resigns Head of Product Resigns General Counsel Resigns Head of APAC Resigns Binance US: •CEO Resigns Head of Legal Resigns Chief Risk Officer Resigns Something smells fishy

pojut

Taken from watcher.guru on Twitter, here's a list of the Binance and Binance US execs that have resigned over the past threeonths: Binance: • Chief Strategy Officer Resigns • VP of Compliance Resigns • Head of Product Resigns • General Counsel Resigns • Head of APAC Resigns Binance US: • CEO Resigns • Head of Legal Resigns • Chief Risk Officer Resigns Things are looking pretty gnarly for our friends over at Binance. It's not just that execs are leaving, but the specific ones that are leaving are a big ol' red flag. I wouldn't be at all surprised if the number of resignations increases as the year closes out. Keep an eye on the news, and have an exit strategy in case shit goes down.

sam-sung

>You are not supposed to use BTC as a day to day currency Skip to minute 18:00 https://youtu.be/vYXTuWcltBs?si=56vbTNy7gHut-9VP President Nayib Bukele stated to every salvadoran that it was a day to day currency.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Binance, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, has confirmed the departure of its head of product, Mayur Kamat. This follows a series of high-level executive exits from the company this year, including its chief strategy officer, senior VP for compliance, general counsel, and director of investigations. The company has also seen a slight outflow of around $345 million in the past 24 hours. These developments have led to increased speculation about Binance's future, especially in light of recent regulatory scrutiny from the SEC. *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*

Sugar_Phut

I’ve been sent back from 2045. Logan Paul is President and Jake is his VP. Doge is the worlds currency. Only you degens can correct this mistake. Godspeed 🫡

Rimmytingler

He seems to be positioning himself for a VP position under Trump. Not a bad idea considering Trump's age makes it quite a possibility that he may not be around another 5 years

teh_d3ac0n

Tom Lee CV: Head Research Expert at his own company ​ I am the Senior VP Research Expert at my moms basement

SpaceToadD

I actually bet there are more people who are heavily invested in crypto right now that want to be right more than they want to make money. Two reasons, first if they were apart of previous bull runs, they probably already cashed out and bought lambos and houses at this point. Second, most smart tech people already have a lot of money. Any friends I know that have VP Google jobs or hustling 5 coding jobs at once are already making $500-900k plus bonuses. And those smart people are the only ones that get bitcoin. Being right and first is more important to that group than another car.

Ninja_Gogen

Weird, HUT 8 (crypto mining company) VP is bullish on Bitcoin. I'll take the hopium, though.

kryptoNoob69420

Tldr - Hut 8 VP Sue Ennis holds a bag of BTC.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Bitcoin may reach $100,000 by capturing a small percentage of gold's market cap, according to Hut8 VP Sue Ennis. Despite the belief that the upcoming Bitcoin halving event will drive the price to new highs, the lack of fresh inflow to the crypto market and current macroeconomic challenges cast doubt on this theory in the short-term. Ennis discussed how the halving will impact BTC miners and suggested that diversifying revenue streams beyond mining Bitcoin is crucial for miners to stay afloat. She also mentioned the potential approval of a spot Bitcoin ETF, which she believes would be bullish for the asset class but could create sell pressure on miner equities. *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*

DanFran81

Did you name your toddler Hut8 VP Sue Ennis?

Boddis

Trumps gonna win from jail anyway. And then his VP will become president.

lj26ft

We have Hinman's calendar and emails. There were multiple meetings with Lubin and even a phone call with Vitalik. This was discovery in a federal lawsuit that took 3 years to become public. Joe Lubin worked as VP of technology in wealth management at GoldmanSachs. This is all a snippet of the corruption that is available for anyone willing to look at who was cc'd on the free pass documents who they were before the SEC and where they went to work afterwards. Quite a few work for Simpson and Thatcher or their clients.

Bandit_Quick

"Buy the Dip", article up on Coindesk says the phrase is fading in social media, so I write "buy the dip". Best case scenario would be to get VP Harris into crypto and we would hear " Buy the Dip" repeated 8 times in a 3 minute speech from her.

Wololo--Wololo

 OP seeing all the patterns

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; PayPal has announced that Alex Chriss will be its new CEO, starting on September 27th. Chriss, who is currently the senior VP and CPO of small business for Intuit, will replace Dan Schulman. Schulman had previously announced plans to step down by the end of the year. The announcement comes as PayPal recently launched its own stablecoin called PayPal USD (PYUSD) and updated its terms of service to include a new Cryptocurrencies Hub. Chriss' experience includes leading the $12 billion acquisition of Mailchimp in 2021. The board of directors is confident that Chriss is the right person to lead PayPal into its next stage of growth and expansion. *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*

Hairy-Yam8976

Canada's potential as a crypto leader is recognized by Coinbase VP, indicating promising opportunities ahead.

WineMakerBg

Hacker got a Security VP position offer?

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; "It's not as clear the work that women in the space are doing," Kelly DiGregorio, the incoming VP, told Fortune. "It's not as clear the work that women in the space are doing," Kelly DiGregorio, the incoming VP, told Fortune. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

KAX1107

No, they can't. Because proof of work at scale is carbon negative and it's literally the only way to mitigate methane and scale renewables. Even some former critics at MIT's Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research recently [released a paper](https://ceepr.mit.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/MIT-CEEPR-WP-2023-11.pdf) highlighting climate benefits of bitcoin mining. [Here](https://twitter.com/DSBatten/status/1679360764770136066) is a thread by Climate tech investor and ESG analyst, Daniel Batten [African Bitcoin mining company Gridless Compute wants to bring 25-cent electricity to rural Africa](https://www.cnbc.com/2022/12/06/jack-dorseys-block-backs-bitcoin-mining-firm-bringing-affordable-electricity-to-africa.html) [Gridless Compute expands to rural Malawi, lowering cost of power for 1600 families](https://nitter.net/GridlessCompute/status/1616759775257133057#m) [In an attempt to protect its forests and famous wildlife, Virunga National Park has become the first national park to mine bitcoin](https://www.technologyreview.com/2023/01/13/1066820/cryptocurrency-bitcoin-mining-congo-virunga-national-park/) [Hydro plant in Costa Rica shut down for 9 months due to being economically unviable gets new lease on life mining bitcoin and bringing clean energy to a rapidly expanding business](https://twitter.com/Reuters/status/1482494052704690177) [Japan's largest power company, TEPCO to mine bitcoin with excess energy](https://bitcoinmagazine.com/business/tepco-to-mine-bitcoin-with-excess-power) [Stabilizing the Texas power grid: An explanation of the Nash equilibrium between ERCOT and Texas Bitcoin miners](https://blogs.cornell.edu/info2040/2022/09/26/stabilizing-the-texas-power-grid-an-explanation-of-the-nash-equilibriums-between-ercot-texas-bitcoin-miners/) [ERCOT study shows bitcoin mining is beneficial to the grid](https://nitter.net/Crypto_Mags/status/1598735428307554304#m) [Governor of New Hampshire recommends the Department of Energy to review how Bitcoin mining can help stabilize the grid, build more sustainable generation projects, and lower costs for consumers](https://twitter.com/DocumentingBTC/status/1616153358225506329) [Nebraska Power District VP says bitcoin mining has provided significant benefits to the state, reducing energy costs, stabilizing grid, mitigating emissions and scaling renewable infrastructure](https://np.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/11r838h/nebraska_public_power_district_vp_courtney/) [Ark Invest: Bitcoin is key to an abundant, clean energy future](https://assets.ctfassets.net/2d5q1td6cyxq/2D2BnksJjavw4a6SUvAPwZ/c42a9e3a520b0cc3b230cda3b43eead5/BCEI_White_Paper_.pdf) [Repurposing Bitcoin mining heat can solve global energy crisis](https://cointelegraph.com/news/repurposing-bitcoin-mining-heat-can-solve-global-energy-crisis-arcane) Increasingly people are replacing natural gas heating systems with bitcoin. 40-room hotels like [this](https://nitter.net/DCX_Immersion/status/1578812160641478656#m), warehouses like [this](https://nitter.net/BitcoinBrabant/status/1577644318399029250#m), greenhouses like [this](https://np.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/14bry83/dutch_farmers_double_spend_solar_energy_to_grow/), spas like [this](https://nitter.net/theMiningPod/status/1674418944525082624#m) and apartment complexes like [this](https://youtu.be/a5VdJSz6Tlk). Natural gas heating accounts for 40% of world's CO2 emissions. I've been [getting paid to heat my home](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FenduPzXkAAcatX?format=jpg&name=4096x4096) since 2019 Bitcoin is ESG

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Ripple's legal battle with the SEC did not significantly impact its discussions with central banks, according to James Wallis, the firm's VP of central bank engagements. He also stated that the court's decision that Ripple's sale of XRP did not involve investment contracts was a significant victory for both Ripple and the industry. Despite the ongoing legal fight, Ripple has been able to continue its conversations and projects with central banks without any negative consequences. One recent collaboration involved working with Palau on a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar. The implications of the Ripple-SEC court ruling for the wider crypto industry remain unclear. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Ripple's legal battle with the SEC did not significantly impact its discussions with central banks, according to James Wallis, the firm's VP of central bank engagements. He also stated that the court's decision that Ripple's sale of XRP did not involve investment contracts was a significant victory for both Ripple and the industry. Despite the ongoing legal fight, Ripple has been able to continue its conversations and projects with central banks without any negative consequences. One recent collaboration involved working with Palau on a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar. The implications of the Ripple-SEC court ruling for the wider crypto industry remain unclear. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

gowithflow192

Here is the announcement from AWS: [https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/database/aws-expands-amazon-managed-blockchain-with-access-and-query/](https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/database/aws-expands-amazon-managed-blockchain-with-access-and-query/) And here are cited example use cases of this new feature "AMB Access and Query": >Use cases As foundational components, AMB Access and Query can help developers with every public blockchain use case. The following are two examples: Custodians and wallets – These applications can be considered the Web3 equivalent of traditional banking applications. Users of these applications expect similar experiences to their traditional banking applications, such as having their current and historical balances as well as transactions available at their fingertips. Regardless of whether they are centralized and operated by licensed operators or decentralized and self-managed by individual consumers, these applications serve the same basic purposes to store and transfer cryptocurrencies. While developers would still have to manage their own security to store cryptocurrencies, developers can have their applications interact with the blockchain RPCs through AMB Access so to transfer cryptocurrencies and read data from the blockchain quickly with AMB Query to display in the application. Consumer engagement – The use of NFTs as a way to connect and increase engagement with consumers by enterprises such as Nike and Starbucks continues to grow. These NFTs serve as gating tokens that unlock exclusive benefits for the holders (such as access to real-world events), which can be used to incentivize specific actions (such as purchasing physical goods), and increase collaboration across brands (such as unlocking in-game digital goods from a popular brand). To enable these actions, applications must create, manage, and transfer NFTs using the RPCs on AMB Access, as well as quickly check ownership information with AMB Query. For example, to unlock an exclusive NFT for high-value customers, an application may need to check user wallets for ownership of an existing NFT issued on Ethereum and have holdings of greater than 1 BTC on Bitcoin. “Amazon Managed Blockchain Access and Query provide friction-free access to blockchain networks and their data so developers can easily create their Web3 applications,” said Saman Michael Far, VP of Financial Services Technology, AWS. “I expect this easy to incorporate functionality will enable new mainstream applications ranging from interacting with digital assets to creating new ways of engagement consumers and their brands.” Is it groundbreaking? Not sure on that one.

tasfarell

*“Amazon Managed Blockchain Access and Query provide friction-free access to blockchain networks and their data so developers can easily create their Web3 applications,” said Saman Michael Far, VP of Financial Services Technology at AWS.* Creepy.

Independent_Level_77

TLDR: “Amazon Managed Blockchain Access and Query provide friction-free access to blockchain networks and their data so developers can easily create their Web3 applications,” said Saman Michael Far, VP of Financial Services Technology at AWS, in press materials.

lj26ft

Him and Clayton are cut from the same cloth they are both ETHmaxi and likely disguised whales. Gensler's MIT Blockchain course was partnered with Wanxiang Blockchain institute. He also worked with Joe Lubin at GoldmanSachs when he was VP of technology in wealth management. Let's not forget the shit he said at MIT about Ripple that they'd have to give up 20% of their business to the massive banks that already control the interbank settlements markets if they wanted a chance.

lj26ft

Heir Gensler is an Ethmaxi just like Hinman and Clayton before him. All the info is out there for people if you actually want it. Gensler's MIT Blockchain course was partnered with Wanxiang labs. Wanxiang labs is the Alibaba arm of Ethereum Alliance and has Vitalik Buterin as chief scientist. Joe Lubin worked directly with Gensler at GoldmanSachs as VP of technology in wealth management.

ancepsinfans

While what you're saying is true, it's not like the people leaving are the VP of Push Notifications. General counsel is a significant post given why there's news in the first place.

badfishbeefcake

CZ: "Hey Justice Department, suck my Chinese nuts" CZ to VP: "Hey Mike, can you handle the DOJ dossier" Mike: "Bye"

lj26ft

And so is Ethereum and Ethereum founders because you can't separate the SEC from them. Plug and Play (where former SEC Chairman Hinman's son works) invested $27m in #Nuco a blockchain infrastructure company, Nuco is also a founding member of the Ethereum Enterprise Alliance along with JPMorgan and Consensys. An angel investor in Nuco is Vitalik Buterins dad Dmitry Buterin. Joe Lubin used to work for GoldmanSachs as VP of technology in wealth management, Gensler made the youngest partner ever at GoldmanSachs.

lj26ft

Former SEC Chairman Clayton’s family gets millions (over 4M) of dollars in annual dividends from WMB Holding. To receive 4M in dividends is equivalent to owning $200 million in stocks that pay 2% in dividends. Clayton’s wife is the B in WMB WMB owns CSC. Clayton’s father-in-law served as CSC’s CEO from 1975-1998. WMB and CSC share the same address. Multiple other units of Goldman Sachs are using the same address. Clayton’s wife was a V.P. at Goldman Sachs for 17 years when Clayton became SEC Chairman. There are thousands of businesses using CSC as their registered agent and using CSC’s address as their legal address, including Epstein’s Jet. CSC became the First Foreign-Owned Company to Receive Domain Registrar License in China 🇨🇳 . it was alleged that CSC acts as a “conduit for creating shell corporations and other sketchy vehicles used in tax evasion and money laundering.” Clayton represented Lehman Bros during the financial crisis but showed up the next day representing Barclays who was buying it. Sullivan and Cromwell were principal legal counsel for FTX during the fraud, FTX general counsel worked directly for Gensler at the CFTC and Clayton as partner at Sullivan and Cromwell. Here he is in the link below explaining years ago how a black swan in crypto would bring in regulations for the big money. watch while thinking what happened with FTX. https://nitter.net/Leerzeit/status/1613562820943036419?t=g1-RzMaLVOvMCW9_c2pivQ&s=19 Jay Clayton abused the SEC memorandum of understanding and allowed US institutional investment into Chinese IPOs. Sullivan and Cromwell and Simpson and Thatcher created the Alipay Alibaba IPO. Jay Clayton's a partner at Sullivan and Cromwell which represents Joe Lubin and Consensys. Joe Lubin used to work for SWIFT on Identrus, he also used to work for GoldmanSachs, Joe Lubin was CEO of Ethereum Switzerland which distributed all the Ethereum ICO proceeds and set up the Ethereum foundation. Gensler made youngest partner ever at GoldmanSachs at the same time Lubin worked as VP of wealth management. He allowed Anchorage to have the only federal crypto banking charter and just gave PromETHeum the only FINRA SPD.

lj26ft

Yes his contributions do GitHub insights don't lie. Quorum is a private blockchain used for international settlements for JPMorgan who does transaction processing for Alipay outside the US https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20210916005216/en/J.P.-Morgan-Supports-Alipay-to-Provide-Card-Payment-Services-for-Alibaba.com-in-the-U.S. Consensys created the Ethereum ICO when Joe Lubin approached the SEC with the Brooklyn project before the ETH ico. What's the first link that pops up when you Google Alibaba IPO? Big fat Bill Hinman website. Ant Financial Sr VP Leimimg Chen (right) is also ex Shearman & Sterling for over 7 years and ex Simpson Thacher for over 10 years. Bill Hinman worked at both firms. Chen was also standing next to Jack Ma & Bill Hinman at the Alibaba IPO. https://nitter.net/cowboycrypto313/status/1625125413377695745?t=wK-ybZjM0NFGpO-uEipWFw&s=19

jp_books

Nope. He's 100% a spoiler. Trump might bring him on as VP to pull in apathetic left-leaning non voters.

RogerWilco357

Ya and the VP Innovation lab Nicolas Bacca is such a giant ass, can't belive anyone would give more money to his company.

faniadeepokn

I don't see transparency as support but as a must, however I'm getting good vibes from the new VP.

biosbetoub

Actually I agree with the Binance VP, crypto needs to double down on community support.

angreepug

That's true and Binance's new VP said it too, as any industry that has tried to be disruptive and has challenged the status quo, we are facing some headwinds, and in this case that's the regulators.