Rumble Stock Soars After Video Platform Gets $775M Investment From Tether
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I hope rumble thrives
Tether failed to meet stable coin regulations MiCA in Europe which means it will it fail regs in the U.S.
Interesting. I do not own that coin.
Tether is the fiat backing of all the crypto, so they are printing fiat crypto, cashing it into US stock market? How big can this bubble go? Creating fake assets and then leveraging off of them? Sounds like money laundering on the Rumble side...
Can I have some proof of that please?
Rumble partly owned by BlackRock and vanguard.
Tether prints money out of thin air which it uses to pump the price of bitcoin. Enjoy rumble but be wary.
Already crawling back in? Ok, I will be careful. I do not own stocks of Rumble nor did I purchase Tether.
I'm not saying it wouldn't be a good stock investment. Quite possibly a good one. Just that maybe Rumble is meant to capture a certain market instead of a more transparent platform. Like the mainstream version of the sensor free platform but still controlled by the big guys. Just a theory.
We should question everything but yes, maybe.
If this means MORE uncensored videos that reveal TRUTH then it sounds good to me.
Rumble is a free speech platform.
What’s the ticker?
RUM. I have not purchase them nor Tether. Just FYI what another anon said.
Rumble partly owned by BlackRock and vanguard.
Tether prints money out of thin air which it uses to pump the price of bitcoin. Enjoy rumble but be wary.
Tether not meeting MiCA requirements in Europe means Tether is on our side.
Amen.
Cantor Fitzgerald……CFVI, the SPAC that merged with RUMBLE……. In January 2024, Howard Lutnick, chief executive of Wall Street giant Cantor Fitzgerald, told BloombergTV at the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos that concerns about Tether's reserves were misplaced and noted that "they have the money." In the same interview, Lutnick revealed that his company was acting as custodian for Tether's reserves.
I believe Howard has some insight into who is responsible for this attack……. Howard William Lutnick (/ˈlʌtnɪk/; born July 14, 1961[1]) is an American businessman, who succeeded Bernard Gerald Cantor as the head of Cantor Fitzgerald. Lutnick is the chairman and CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald and BGC Group. After losing 658 employees, including his brother, in the September 11 attacks, Lutnick also survived the subsequent collapse of the towers on the ground, and has since become known for his charity efforts through the Cantor Fitzgerald Relief Fund
You talking about Rumble attack?
Maybe Rumble can finally afford to buy some servers and bandwidth, or fix whatever the hell is broken with their streaming. Trying to watch constantly buffering videos on anything over 200kbps is an exercise in rage.
I don't have trouble with them. I watched X22 on there most of the time.