Yes but also meant to start the dominoes falling for crypto regulation. It's always a double-edged sword. Billions evaporated and those "hurt" (BlackRock) can push to outlaw private crypto transactions and eliminate privacy. Nothing will be outside of the Central Bank's watchful eye, there will be no currency without their involvement.
Not a false flag. It's more like, never let a good crisis go to waste. Although you could say, the whole thing was never going to succeed from its inception. It was always a Ponzi scheme with an expiration date used to funnel money into projects that could not get those grants and funding through more traditional means. Therefore, those wanting to use the FTX collapse for screwing the private crypto market, only had to sit back and wait for it to blow up.
Because FTX wasn't just a fraudulent money laundering arm for the DNC. It was a fraudulent money laundering arm for the DEEP STATE.
DNC. DEEP STATE. Tomayyyyyto. Tomahhhhhhto.
Yes but also meant to start the dominoes falling for crypto regulation. It's always a double-edged sword. Billions evaporated and those "hurt" (BlackRock) can push to outlaw private crypto transactions and eliminate privacy. Nothing will be outside of the Central Bank's watchful eye, there will be no currency without their involvement.
/false flag, again
Yes. Amazing how they can kill so many birds with one evil plot, isn't it?
Not a false flag. It's more like, never let a good crisis go to waste. Although you could say, the whole thing was never going to succeed from its inception. It was always a Ponzi scheme with an expiration date used to funnel money into projects that could not get those grants and funding through more traditional means. Therefore, those wanting to use the FTX collapse for screwing the private crypto market, only had to sit back and wait for it to blow up.
/there are no coincidences