No. I've never been on it. But please explain why when interest rates are going up, that they should cut theirs. I'm sincerely curious.WTH you talking about?
Have you ever been on the platform?
No. I've never been on it. But please explain why when interest rates are going up, that they should cut theirs. I'm sincerely curious.WTH you talking about?
Have you ever been on the platform?
No. I've never been on it. But please explain why when interest rates are going up, that they should cut theirs. I'm sincerely curious.
Sounds to me you haven't a clue what I'm talking about
The interest on TOKENS/COINS that they paid you for KEEPING on their platform.
Not BANK interest rates.....
For example: They gave you 10% per annum for keeping $USDC on there
and different rates on up to 30 other assets
I was getting about $4000-$6000+ per month
My friend was getting about 22k per month for his portfolio
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Of course banks aren't the only institutions paying interest on deposits, and that's something I understand quite well. So, I'll ask again when other institutions are increasing the interest they pay on deposits, why would this one decrease them? Just explain that.Sounds to me you haven't a clue what I'm talking about
The interest on TOKENS/COINS that they paid you for KEEPING on their platform.
Not BANK interest rates.....
For example: They gave you 10% per annum for keeping $USDC on there
and different rates on up to 30 other assets
I was getting about $4000-$6000+ per month
My friend was getting about 22k per month for his portfolio
Jesus![]()
That was the total of my interest a monthyou held that much USDC on voyager?
Again for the people in the backOf course banks aren't the only institutions paying interest on deposits, and that's something I understand quite well. So, I'll ask again when other institutions are increasing the interest they pay on deposits, why would this one decrease them? Just explain that.
Are you mentally challenged or something?Of course banks aren't the only institutions paying interest on deposits, and that's something I understand quite well. So, I'll ask again when other institutions are increasing the interest they pay on deposits, why would this one decrease them? Just explain that.
Why so emotional, is it that time of the month for you? Never mind, because it doesn't matter. You're entitled to your emotions.Again for the people in the back
Are you mentally challenged or something?
WHAT BANK IS GIVING 10%+ PER ANNUM?
In fact what bank is giving 5% per annum?
The point is IT WAS TOO HIGH ON VOYAGER
and not sustainable so I wouldn't MIND them LOWERING IT
they had the HIGHEST interest rates in the space, period.
Jesus fucking Christ. Bunch of god damn damn retards on here
what fucking institution is increasing interest anywhere NEAR 10%
In fact don't write back. I can't today with you
Of course banks aren't the only institutions paying interest on deposits, and that's something I understand quite well. So, I'll ask again when other institutions are increasing the
Exactly now stfu dumbassWhy so emotional, is it that time of the month for you? Never mind, because it doesn't matter. You're entitled to your emotions.
Resorting to name calling is the last refuge of the emasculated.Exactly now stfu dumbass
Go suck a dick faggot you're blockedResorting to name calling is the last refuge of the emasculated.
Oh shit. A republican talking positive about Bitcoin. So that means millions of bots going to automatically think"bitcoin bad". On the other hand, if a major democrat said this the same effect would happen but to different people.
Imagine making choices not on whether or not information is valid, but on who is saying the information.
I still want lower prices and more fear. Not your keys, not your crypto is putting in work.
No doubt, but let's not pretend that Ted Cruz, Abbot, and other high profile republicans supporting it aren't countered by the likes of Elizabeth Warren. We all know only one side is making fake claims about energy and mining. Ted Cruz(I hate him by the way) and a nice proposal for mining in Texas.There are proposed crypto related bills with bipartisan support. Republicans are not the only side that openly support crypto.
Its much easier for the GOP to be about hard money as their supporters control the vast majority of the country's hard assets.No doubt, but let's not pretend that Ted Cruz, Abbot, and other high profile republicans supporting it aren't countered by the likes of Elizabeth Warren. We all know only one side is making fake claims about energy and mining. Ted Cruz(I hate him by the way) and a nice proposal for mining in Texas.
Also, while GOP are known hypocrites about bankers, the only hard money guys in government are republicans. Hard money damn near automatically equals Bitcoin support.
The GOP needs dark money because that's how the financial elite fund initiatives/politicians that are otherwise unpopular and can't get sufficient donations organically or through grass roots support.Censorship? Well, if we are being honest the issue of censorship(speech and financial) isn't even close these days. Democrats have become unrecognizeable on the issue. Crypto/decentralization isn't for censorship. We all know the censorship resistance of bitcoin. Democrats are heavy into censorship these days.
They all sneak unrelated extras into legislation.So yeah, democrat support ain't there like that. And if it is we must be careful of what they would sneak into legislation. While I don't like their politics elsewhere, I only trust the hard money politicians with bitcoin. I know shit has to be bipartisan, but I hope the right folks lead.
Its much easier for the GOP to be about hard money as their supporters control the vast majority of the country's hard assets.
The GOP needs dark money because that's how the financial elite fund initiatives/politicians that are otherwise unpopular and can't get sufficient donations organically or through grass roots support.
They all sneak unrelated extras into legislation.
Hard money refers to financing secured by hard assets as collateral, most notably real property.Say man, you do realize we live in a corporatocracy, right? The right and left in D.C. are bought and paid for. Regulators are appointed by these bought and paid for politicians. You know. Kind of like the Gensler guy squares thought would be crypto friendly because 'muh MIT classes'.
Futhermore, I said 'the only hard money guys in government are republican.' That is just a handful of GOP politicans(think Rand). Do you even know what I am referencing about hard money? Doesn't seem like it.
Financial censorship is to impede the flow of money for ideological or political reasons. Decentralized crypto allows the exchange of funds anonymously, the way billionaires like to finance opposition to regulations that would curtail their businesses, reduce their profits.What does 'dark money' have to do with crypto/bitcoin? Do you know how any of this works? They aren't talking about monero and mixers.GOP gets donations just fine. Hell, the right raises money so well that their fundraisers get censored.
And we know they all sneak extras in legislation. But in this case(all that matters), the dems will play bad guy to crypto/bitcoin. That's all that fucking matters to me. Fuck warren and any anti-bitcoin/crypto politician regardless of party.
I'm not sure who you mean by "we", perhaps the US government? If so, I would agree that the US government is a major roadblock to universal adoption of crypto as viable currency. And its for all the previously discussed issues with centralized banking systems.And just to be clear, as I said early in 2022 I was in contact with a major dem politician and the vibe on bitcoin/crypto is frightening. I dare sayweare in incompetent at best to clearly banking shills at worst. I kind of know what I'm talking about on this subject. I do this.
BlockFi files for bankruptcy as FTX contagion grips crypto markets
Typo. I mean to say we. Just was saying the dem was either incompetent or is trying to act for bankers. I couldn't believe I was talking to a high-ranking politician who should know better. I swear the more informed posters in this thread had waaay more knowledge compared to the politician.Hard money refers to financing secured by hard assets as collateral, most notably real property.
Financial censorship is to impede the flow of money for ideological or political reasons. Decentralized crypto allows the exchange of funds anonymously, the way billionaires like to finance opposition to regulations that would curtail their businesses, reduce their profits.
OK, but there's a lot more going on in congress and government in general than crypto.
I'm not sure who you mean by "we", perhaps the US government? If so, I would agree that the US government is a major roadblock to universal adoption of crypto as viable currency. And its for all the previously discussed issues with centralized banking systems.
BlockFi started that bullshit. They were paying 8% APY on USDC and cut it out because they want to be legitimate (obtain a U.S. Banking charter)
They still think the traditional banking model is the way to go and that is foolish. They lost my business because of it and I’m sure many others.
To me, all of these situations are a matter of intelligence agencies stealing the IP and removing the creator(s).DA FUCK?
I tried to tell muthafuckas once goldman sachs got their tentacles in the game... expect all types
of fuckery..
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Young Crypto Founder Shocks Industry With Sudden Death at 30 in His Sleep
Tiantian Kullander, the influential young founder of cryptocurrency company Amber Group, died suddenly in his sleep on Nov. 23, the company confirmed.
The group had just received a $3 billion valuation earlier this year, and was in the process of raising another $100 million—a meteoric success in which he played an integral role after launching Amber in 2017 with a group of finance insiders, including former Goldman Sachs Group Inc and Morgan Stanley workers.
His meteoric rise continued, and in 2019 he earned a spot on the Forbes Under 30 list.
“He put his heart and soul into the company, in every stage of its growth. He led by example with his intellect, generosity, humility, diligence and creativity,” the company wrote in a statement confirming his death on their website, commemorating him as a “devoted” husband and “loving” father.
Known affectionately by his peers as “TT,” the company remembered him as a “respected thought leader and widely recognized pioneer for the industry.”
“His depth of knowledge, his willingness to collaborate and his desire to always help others benefited countless start-ups and individuals. His insights and creativity inspired many projects, people and communities.
“We lost a great partner and a true friend in TT and words cannot express our sorrow at this time. TT’s legacy will live on and we will work even harder to make Amber the category-defining leader of our industry, as this was TT’s ambition and dream.”
Further details surrounding Kullander’s death were unavailable—except for the fact he passed while asleep.
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Young Crypto Founder, 30, Dies Suddenly in His Sleep
Tiantian Kullander—the founder of Amber Group and a onetime Forbes 30 under 30 honoree—is the second young crypto whiz to suddenly pass away in recent weeks.www.thedailybeast.com