Is Binance sending cease-and-desist letters?
In the midst of the latest crypto crash, Binance is denying rumors that it's sending legal letters to silence critics.
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In the midst of the latest crypto crash, Binance is denying rumors that it's sending legal letters to silence critics.
— Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy
Michael Saylor's Strategy had a golden opportunity to profit $33B just four months ago. Instead, it's lost billions.
Binance continues to suffer scrutiny and a deteriorating social media profile after a massive crypto liquidation on October 10.
The CEO of Aster, a project promoted by Binance founder CZ, "apologized" for underperformance but didn't end his team’s insider selling.
— Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy
The price of BTC fell below $74,600 last night which was less than Strategy’s average buy price of $76,052.
Two days before Gavin Andresen’s controversial decision to discuss Bitcoin at the CIA, Jeffrey Epstein wanted to call him.
Skepticism about Binance and CZ continues to fester since October 10, and the company’s $1B BTC buy isn’t helping.
Similar to how BTC traders once paid a premium for GBTC, Chinese traders are paying 60% above silver holdings for a Shenzen fund.
A 72-hour rally in gold this week added twice as much value to the precious metal than the entire market capitalization of BTC.
The world’s largest crypto exchanges waited until gold had already rallied 70-80% to open up traditional products for retail trading.