can’t even approach the dog just to pet everything, therefore, for now you explain to him that e take coinand to stroke it, to sniff the dog, so that he met and just, as it were, stand near her putin will suit you. and as if you understand that it seems that a person is already, as it were, just weak, it seems that you already seem to understand that there will be nothing terrible and gradually get to know each other, but there are situations that girls leave in tears and don’t want the dogs to part, so they said what, well, if anything, please come to visit the dogs without any problems. okay. so, i was born in the gomel region. there is such a village, a skeleton. she spent her entire childhood from seven years to 25. even yunost spent almost everything, which means that her grandparents lived in her family, but not dead. they taught me people about nature, my desktop books were bianchi, i adored them all this love from childhood taught me that, well, i liked love for animals, i liked nature very much, animals, birds, dogs, cats, there were a lot of them in the village, and therefore, as

and he can’t even come up to a dog just to stroke everything, so for now you explain to him that u take coinand to stroked the dog, here, to sniff the dog, so that he would get acquainted and just, as it were, stand near her. let her come to you. and it’s like you understand that the person seems to have already relaxed so much, it’s like you already understand that there will be nothing terrible and gradually get to know each other, but there are situations when girls leave in tears and don’t want to pack up to leave, so they said that, well, if anything, please come to the dogs without problems. if attention is well done. okay. so, i was born in the gomel region. there is such village, costume. it spent her entire childhood of seven years until she was 25. even youth spent most of it. here, then, the deceased lived in her family with her grandparents. they taught me people about nature with my books, the rest were bianchi, i adored them. this is love since childhood. she taught me to be, well, like animals. so i liked them, i really liked nature , animals, birds, dogs, cats, there were a l

two options maybe you, too, according to the law, the owner of the land refuses to share and takes all the coinsimself. you think that trofimenko dug up a treasure. you would have led the excavators to me. it seems to me that after all, the first row is more like divided by coins. run away run away. wow, i've gone crazy. why did they run away? and from whom, so far we only have trofimenko. so i knew that this would end in no rescue. no. yura at least the door, do not close the psycho, i will not go there. you understood me? hello, my name is yunusov . don't be scared, i'm from the police captain kupriyanov alexander sergeevich, but he's gone. so we are looking for alexander sergeevich a small white black dog a plot of someone else's to climb into the ground to dig, and the day before yesterday tuzik didn't come to eat i thought, where would i go to talk the day before yesterday. here the day before yesterday, not only dogs, you know enough. and what can you say about him smart likes to read? he also worked as a historian as a school teacher. can i go look for my friend? and then go, of course, t

a lot of people are urged to take coins off exchanges. sounds easier said than done.r is there a way to actually fix the exchanges themselves? >> well yeah, everyone says not your keys, not your crypto, right? that's the problem. the centralized exchanges have your crypto on their ledger. there can be backdoor dealings happening that you can't see. they're coming out binance, the ceo of binancys proof of reserves are needed to people can see this. to your point the crypto world should have radical transparency. it bred secrecy and greed at highest levels. media is not covering it how it should be. i felt compelled, my company grit to actually report on this and you know, civilian media is needed here. unbiased civilian media. charles: i'm glad unbiased. "the new york times" came out thises ultimate puff piece, words fraud, none of that appeared in there. look at an article this is from sequoia. they have a funky relationship. this is what the sbf said. i'm very skeptical of books. i don't want to say no books is ever worth reading but i actually do believe something p

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people taking their coins into self-custody, in their own personal wallets which can't be messed aroundas long as they are disconnected from the internet on a device. this is a trend i would like to see encouraged. i wrote a book, where i wrote about exactly this kind of thing. there is a saying in the crypto industry, "not your keys, not your coins," if you are not in personal possession, buyer beware as it were. ftx was an unregulated exchange run in the bahamas by a guy that nobody knew about. it stands to reason, doesn't it? you have to take certain precautions. when will markets are really underway -- bull market markets are really, people forget that. francine: a lot of people bought in. there is a do due diligence to do, but maybe regulators needed to give a better sense of what they were buying into. when we know the second and third round effects of what is happening at ftx? glen: second and third round effects are already underway. we know of problems at genesis, which is a major lender. this is kind of worrying, and there are always ripples. dairy mentioned lehman brothers, 2

. >> nobody who participated with that exchange signed a contract that sam could take your coins and run a hedge fund with them you know, that's fraud all the investment capital moved in crypto has come from centralized companies. that played an important role in the ecosystem. they need to build trust with clients by being transparent and do things the right way and risk management we had lehman brothers which was regulated and blew up because they did stupid things this is not really an indictment of crypto. it is an indictment of ftx and other companies poorly run or fraudulently run. >> it is interesting to listen to the bitcoin analysts saying this is a problem with ftx and not bitcoin or cryptocurrency. the reputation of cryptocurrency and bitcoin has been damaged with this incident the other thing which is interesting is we are real-time witnessing a story unfold in front of our eyes as it plays out on twitter sbf protagonist. he is trying to clear his name, but in doing that, he is opening up a can of worms. because of that, he is getting in trouble this situation is almost a

didn’t he say then that lobanov came to him with coins, he would hang his murder, well, as a taxi driver, then you’ve lost your mind? where did you takenshop? already better. and what was further offered him a house lake? i studied the coins, on this we said goodbye. fake coin, which i brought you from lobanov's jacket, is it also a fake? i'm not sure of anything now. you can turn to another specialist let's turn, just to start. i lock the exit door and before i draw here everything can come from somewhere lobanov's coins and fall down. and your name is a patronymic, excuse him, name, patronymic of the investigative department. chief investigation department of the investigative committee how sad? you must have come from search warrant. with hope we have come here for your prudence and for a sincere confession, which, as you know, makes life very easy. do you remember where the front door stutters start, actually, i thought it was in front of you, but it didn't work. okay, let's get through search warrants. to work what job? arsenal hello, where are you rocking the boat? i will pay for the last trip. i just need to go home for money,

it's not like it's a super cell rating what's your take on coin base and its prospects right now?i think the prospects are pretty grim. all you have to do is read the 10q. in the third quarter, they made $590 million revenue and $1.2 billion of expenses, with over $2 billion, $3 billion of leverage they're burning cash i mean, this thing doesn't look good investors, retail investors are fleeing crypto they're not coming back. i don't know what's to like about this one >> well, chris, how would you respond? >> probability is improving. i think the gap numbers can be a little bit distorted sometimes and adjusted ebitda, they're down to $150 million loss. the interest income has been a nice offset. i think interest income is an unknown wrinkle when it comes to coinbase they have a significant interest in circles so with rates going up, we see a big tail wind from interest income that will dilute the reliance on trading volume and, you know, i certainly agree that re retail investors will be pulling back we had thought they had gone away forever and came back bigger than ever, probabl

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look, take a coin of 10 francs and go to the grocery store .ns were taken out of circulation by 1914. this is a very old textbook. i have courses. mainly used new teaching material in schools changes less frequently. and we are talking about the textbook of the beginning of the century. wow, scratched anywhere. according to the textbook, but if i excluded the french independent ones, then this clue is unlikely to help us. but if i took private lessons, i think i know who to contact. we found out from which educational institution the sincerity of a student's personal file without photographs and with standard information was sent to practice. orphanage girl, we rolled up there they got photographs, but old ones. where is it? and now iskra skorokhodova was born in zvenigorod no father, mother died during the bombing, the girl grew up in trouble. it means you let me spend the night with you, well, yes, i did such a noble deed with your wallet. mom, mom, are you crying? no, something mom, don't lie, i don't need it. tanya will return tanya and her

a contract, when you ghos deposit your coins to him, it's not part of the deal, so nobody that participated in that exchange signed a contract that sam could takeaud you know, again, i'm not a lawyer, my lawyers will probably yell at me >> i'm going to ask you a very technical question, though, and it's a nuanced question, often times, on a lot of these exchanges as you know, i'm not just talking about crypto, i'm talking any exchanges, a lot of exchanges, your share, if you will, get lent to others i'm not saying it should be lent sam bankman-fried's personal hedge fund, but how do you think about that piece of it >> listen, i think coins should be segregated in your account unless you get permission, right? listen, there were businesses like blockbuy or celsius, where in the contract there was permission for them to take your coins and lend them out. so, again, this is about transparency and disclosure in lots of ways and, you know, our industry has failed to self-regulate. i think the money side of crypto, companies like ours, that buy and sell and lend in d derivatives are going to get regulated and should be. on the tech side, while we all

well, a common fund will come, but they will want to take away the coins, other bandits will not want we all want everything. you are all jokes. you yourself saw very well what a dead head does. and let them without an artist will be transparent. this alone already promises a massacre , decided the liver is bad, you know, such a kind talkative, because he has grown wiser. i remember him too well. not only a common fund is needed. they can put everyone to hell with everything you think, i 'm afraid of my own death. so that's exactly what you just said. oh, fool, you and sasha. but if they put everyone there, how can i live with this? why are not you sleeping? tired of talking spoilers. help with adoption we talked about something else. okay, i just know that i want to introduce you to our chekist colleagues who will control the operation. you are transferred to temporary command. captain rudakov and since when did our fellow security officers take an interest in england, in particular, the time for the commander captain rudakov sazonov, who gave you the floor? excuse me , comrade, capt

the name was coined by hermann goering, taking the abbreviation of the aviation term schutz shtapel, it meant a cover squadron, the twin ancient germanic runes became the symbol of the detachments. zig like lightning was a baptism. the ss men passed in the thirty -fourth. when, on the night of the long knives, they dealt with hitler's rival, the commander of the stormtroopers , ernst röhm, led the troops and the ss expyur heinrich himmler. it was a whole empire of concentration camps of the death camps of the secret services of the sd secret police of the gestapo and combat formations on account of the ss monstrous crimes. organization of the holocaust massacre of soviet prisoners of war and civilians inhuman medical experiments on humans nurmes international tribunal banned the ss as a criminal organization. kristallnacht stands out jewish pogroms that began on the evening of november 9, 1938 in germany, austria and the occupied part of czechoslovakia, the reason was an attempt in paris on a german diplomat, he was shot by polish jews, herschel grynszpan. in fact, pogroms were being

one kind of stable coin is going to take your dollar and invest it in liquid assets. so it protects the value. some of these things, the stable coin issuer will redeem them on demand. some of them have to trade on an exchange. there is another flavor of stable coin that is an algorithmic stable coin which is like a program trading. it tries to paint 10 a dollar value. it takes your dollar and does whatever it wants with it but it tries to trade crypto contracts to keep a dollar value and those have blown up famously and brought on the crypto winter. in congress people tend to be focusing on trying to pass legislation to make reserve bags u.s. dollar stable coins fit into the regulation in a better way so they are safe. on the one hand some people want to make them be banks and have deposit insurance and all the examination banks have but i'm sure the stable coin industry does not want that play. there were other senators who have introduced bills that say your reserve has to be invested in highly liquid stuff and it has to be audited and you have to put out your audit

pull away from the centralized services and take custody of your coins.at is the point of crypto? it is not a hedge against inflation. you can't use it. the use sbility pretty terrible s the very energy intensive. what is the poircht crypto? >> i kind of disagree with all of those statements. if you look at it as a hedge, go back to the price of bitcoin before the government started increasing the money supply as a result of the covid era. today bitcoin is 16, 500. if you used it as a hedge before the money printing that happened after covid, your shej working just fine. another seven, 10 years, it is a phenomenal hedge over that period. the challenge is when people look at it as a macro long-term hedge over a 30-day period. it is used for payments every day. mostly stable coins. its drives our emerging markets business. you have people using dollars to pay for things, settle transactions and they are doing its with cryptso dollars. the third thing on the market is they are usingnew energy efficient models. that is going to take time but we'll see it happ

coin had been stolen? i was against him alone. he was taking them to moscow. and how many coins were there in total?say that i bought for 500, it seemed to me that this is a very profitable deal. you know such a coin in such a state. this is what confuses me. you see, olezhenka in moscow already had three acquaintances pricked up on a similar one. and one of them you know personally. you don't deal with coins i don't know anyone. can you imagine, but the chasing is of incredibly good quality and gold . the purest gold is 900 proof. that's why i believe. that this is not 900, but 906 of these coins have already been withdrawn from foreign auctions, these coins have been walking around the world for five years already. now i'll show you something. look, this is real. specially brought to you to feel the difference. he brought a sample, a genuine coin, and you know the shade of gold was a completely different professional look. it would be noticed right away. nikolai was going to do an exact analysis in moscow metal. and you just gave him a coin worth half a million rubles, firstly, it was a fake. seco

essentially it seemed and seems based on some reporting that on my news out, the coined us bid on last week and that sam was taking action. the user funds that made it such that when users tried to withdraw their money from the exchange thinking that it was backed one to one, that money was not there anymore. and this was a pretty stunning fall for s b s. sam, because he is generally viewed as kind of like a crypto golden boy. he was the 2nd largest donor to jo biden's presidential campaign. he was a huge donor on the half weeks mid terms in the us. it's just a crazy fall from somebody was supposed to be regulatory friendly. yeah, it certainly sounds like it. i mean, is this the end for f t x? what's next? i mean, the potter question is not only is the san breath dx, but it's also is this the end for crypto? i'm as we know it, i don't think criptos. i'm going to go anywhere anytime soon. but you know, all of crypto is dumping in terms of its prices on the news of the 2nd largest or 3rd largest, depending on the measure exchange in the entire industry collapsing found to be by me. it seems as though we don't know e

i think one of the great things that has happened, where elon musk was taking bit coins in payment, orsla, and the currency went down by 20%, and he stopped taking bitcoins the question is would you accept for a piece of real estate you had crypto and hold it, or would you, you know, sell it as fast as you got it in your hand i don't think it's yet proven that it's long term, that somebody wants to sit and put it away like they put away gold or gold coins, and rest easy, even though the price fluctuates. they feel that there is value there, and there's something there that can rely on, and that's why the u.s. currency has been so powerful for so many years, and people accept that as a store of value around the world, and gold is similar to that, and there are very few things that people say, you know, we'll except long term -- >> it's a little like a bitcoin. >> the distributor ledger aspect of it, as you said, allen, it has a lot of sim hilarities, it can be transferred throughout the history of time, money has meant different things it used to be shells, and shells were no good but y

coin base is open for regulation and sec lawsuit. nobody knows. one thing i will tell you is this blowup, taking the crypto industry upside down, if gendler did go after coin base, they would cut to to eh, would show coin base, theoretically, so many losses in the crypto industry. jackie: that would crush crypto. charles: people can make up for their losses on ethereum and other things. to theoretically -- this is nasty stuff. no one knows where it is. some people were paid not just in cash with business, crypto we had that is not doing so well. so this is a mess. a lot of losses. market is reacting more negatively on this, good ppi, they will stop raising rates because of stuff like this, low interest rates breeds risk-taking. jackie: they need to investigate him. penalty and liability. charles: forecasting criminal aspersions, the former head of goldman sachs, coming going of customer funds. jackie: they looked into it. charles: and started his own hedge fund. he can be stupid and cause a lot of harm, bernie madoff did it on purpose and investment banks screwed up 2009. jackie: they should get

the pool full of gold coins do you remember that cartoon that's what they were doing last year so, is it a surprise to anybody that they're now ebenezer scrooge, you know, taking of those gold coins away? if this comes as a surprise to anybody, i don't know if i should be in the investing business >> well, they're trying to fix a problem that they created. so your point is correct and well taken and right now, all eyes are on the fed. they really also should be on inflation. that's the dynamic duo driving the markets. yes, we're looking at the dollar, we're looking at earnings we're looking at this election cycle. but it comes down to, is inflation slowing? and until we get clarity on that, committing all of your capital to your stock allocation, i think, is a bit premature. i do think, however, as you look out, stocks become more attractive look, a year ago in october, the market was at a 23 multiple. now it's under 16. the rolls have been reversed so if you're looking longer term this is a better valuation i'm just saying, let's wait until we get a bit of clarity on those all-important inflation numbers. >> okay, let's talk about what to do. there is an elec

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traditional finance system and the new internet native monetary systems like that coin, that's where the regulation can and should takee. reporter: while experts warn of a cascading crypto crisis, the industry is seeking to reassure investors. binance said it would establish a liquidity fund to curb follow. bryan: a sector that's always been volatile getting some extra and we have not seen the last of that. anchor: thank you very much. it is time for truth or fake with catalina. good evening to you. in today's segment you are focusing on twitters blue check verification fiasco. catalina: the blue check is unavailable after imposter accounts erected on the platform -- erupted on the platform. twitter offered the service of verification for anyone willing to pay eight dollars a month. here is an exclamation. it is called twitter blue. a premium subscription service for $7.99 a month where you can get this verified blue check that allows you to, according to elon musk, allow you to get priority and replies, mentions and search, which is essential to defeat spam and scam, give you the ability to post long videos and audio

take over. ah. each time she starts work is a moment of validation for victoria coins. she is ukraine's 1st female trained co driver on could recently sexist regulations band women from the job. it was considered risky to their reproductive health. now in the war, it really is dangerous for every one on the train. all of us going, what i level or what it's hard mentally and physically. because you very often hear the error rate alert. i've even seen when missiles heads, why should they yucca phillip athletic that they it unless we try to suppress these emotions and continue our work? because it's not only about our lives to delegate nozzle as it's about the lives of passengers that also depend on us. we cannot just drop everything and start to panic. victoria started to drive trains, even though there was no prospect of getting a job than the loss changed and she started work shortly before rush invaded. in february there's a lot to do. update log books, checked the speed of the train from the signal, so the electrical contact line and speak to passengers. and if someth

>> look, i'll take the other side of the coin here. republicans are very optimistic about -- start with the house. i've been bullish on this for two years and for the last six weeks, people have -- the numbers i'm hearing from key strategists around the country are going up and up and up. we may be in 25, 30 seat territory. if they get over 30, it would be one of the biggest majorities republicans had in a long time. on the senate side, i think the worst republicans could do is 50. back where we are now. it seems to me like nevada is in good shape but these other races that are still hanging out there have, you know, i don't know, pennsylvania, georgia, i think herschel walker will be leading on election night. whether he clears the bar for a runoff or not i don't know. there is cautious optimism on the senate but the macros look really good. >> can i go back to one of the things paul said and i want to ask you since you're a pollster. you look at numbers as a republican. do you agree still right now the abortion issue is that much of

intent of them pointing to the democrat pretend out of 14, 77 percent, that's not a coin toss, that's a high average. take example the 2018 election and orange county, california,. congressional candidates in order to county had huge leads on election day. in the weeks following the election, those leads disappeared, they evaporated. in the end, democrats click clipped each of those seats. how did that happen? the san francisco chronicle report that to hundred thousand votes by mail drop off ballots came in. many of those ballots were brought into polling station by paid pallet harvesters. the orange county register put it this way quote people were carrying and stacks of 10200 of them. multiple people calling to ask if these people were allowed to do this rate of course they wer allowed. that's the point. this sudden reversals didn't just happen in orange county, california. in the states congressional district the press declared the winner, because it was at leads on election night. the ap does not call races for republicans unless they are pretty sure. in this case they had to retrac for call nearly th

coin. i need to make a transaction where this takes place in a transaction group and is done by bitcoin minus excel community. they combine the computing power in a mining pool and generate a block off the tree. i'm look, al should signal on to the at the mine is can p to validate the transaction block. this i'm going to collect the network kind of creates a very complex mathematical riddle that someone has to solve in order to em progress the block chain to create a new block, the block chain. in that i have to try all the combinations of pdfs of a jacket or a coin toss flipped. you'd have to throw tails 90 times in a row. that will be impossible in a lifetime of the yeah, that's why you have to repeat it. billions and billions of time this is not a complicated problem just as high material and energy costs. and i see that here is separate and whoever solves the problem 1st. when sonya became sick and they get bit claim, that's the motivation it. he then says, hey, i one generation of the others say ok, then validate the block walls it took even in the block is added to the chain. yes, that

we're far from a one coin take all.day one of the largest businesses are not the blockchain businesses, they're exchanges. yeah, i think -- no, we're early in the industry. this incident will set us back a bit, but the industry will better healthier it's actually better in the long run. >> can we talk about regulation for a second by the way, there were comments -- i don't know if you read sam bankman-fried's dms where he says he was going in -- saying he wanted regulation and then says, well, actually, the regulators can't do anything and they can't protect the customers. you've spoken i think saying you never really thought you would ever sort of come on board to sort of a u.s. system. you are based abroad there's a lot of questions right now about whether regulations could have avoided this, protected folks from this. what do you think? >> first of all, we very much embrace regulations in the u.s binance is an entity set up in the u.s., 44 states licenses of which 10 or 12 of them were granted in the last year so bin

taking it away right now. stu: 447%, that's not bad. coin base.auren: the price was 250 and was higher and cuts down higher demand for off price apparel and looking for a deal with inflation so high. >> lauren very much indeed. stu: hell athletics director no furry like a soccer fan being denied beer. the furry is being denied and a conservative muslim society has just banned the sale of alcohol to fans at the stadium. until a few hours ago, budweiser was scheduled to serve their beer at the game. now they get $75 million to go and they could sell their beer. it's actually another thing and the go governing body and why dd fifa award the world cup to the country that's baking hot. 100 degrees is not ideal soccer weather and he's accused of abusing them who built the stadiums and clashed with lgbtq people. top fifa officials will get their booze in their luxury suites. fifa plowed ahead. was somebody paid off? what a mess. soccer is the most popular sport in the world yet its governing bureaucracy is wildly acknowledged to be corrupt after this row

investors and participants of the ecosystem to take a closer look at who they're interacting with and what investments they're making. well, as you just said, coin base has really sort of been a leader in terms of creating trust in the crypto space. but we'll, if we look at what this collapse has done for crypto in general, how do you think trust, encrypt currencies can be improved overall? it's an important question. so when this has been leaning into regulatory clarity simply are founded and i do think regulation is a critical part of building trust with centralized intermediaries that are serving and fiduciary that are holding customer assets in any form, whether that's fi on or crypto. and so i think that this will be heightened expectations to derive regulatory clarity for global consumers. and we're really looking forward to that outcome. i also think that this is a moment for crypto to pull together and really innovate on more cryptographic proof as well. and that is something that we look forward to be leading, voice and well hopping off of this regulation point. what would a well regulated criptos crypt, currency market look like in you

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david faber and i just wanted to create a coin, which is something that seems to happen every day and yes, was created by the lamentable sam bankman-fried takeate a coin i would suggest you get good lawyers who understand the securities laws and i hope those lawyers would advise you that because the public would be investing based on your and david's entrepreneurial efforts, and you probably have a website, you'd probably be marketing it in some way, that meets the test of what's called an investment contract for a security and yes you would need -- you and david would need to register and if there was a platform, a trading platform or an exchange that listed your token, the david cramer token if i might, then that platform, that platform listing your token needs to register as an exchange that's the plain and simple truth of it. congress passed these laws to protect the public it's about raising money from the public it is also about the trading venues the exchanges. and we've benefited for 88 years by this regime i think it's helped economic growth it's protected the investing public it's also helped issuers tap into the best capital marke

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