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In 2022, web3 went just great
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Come, reminisce with me.
Crypto recaps
Tax loss harvesting worthless NFTs as a service (TLHWNFTaaS), more pilfered Pokémon, and a hard lesson that mere belief that your actions are legal doesn't mean that they are.
Crypto recaps
SBF is in the US, where he has been released on bail. Meanwhile, two top executives are cooperating with the investigation and have pled guilty to their charges.
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A recap of the Senate hearing on "Crypto Crash: Why the FTX Bubble Burst and the Harm to Consumers", which featured witnesses both advocating for and critical of crypto.
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An overview of the charges filed against SBF from three agencies today, and a recap of the Congressional hearing that featured four hours of testimony from FTX's new CEO.
Crypto recaps
Sam Bankman-Fried tells me he doesn't think he'll be arrested several hours before he is arrested. Also, Decentraland introduces landlords.
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Bankruptcies pile up, Orthogonal Trading goes pear-shaped, and crypto exchanges perform layoffs... again.
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And it is critical that we all keep that at the forefronts of our minds.
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Many, many companies look for a bailout in the wake of the FTX collapse while a group of Elon Musk stans take sycophancy to new heights.
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The FTX dumpster fire rages on, Crypto.com had a quiet $400 million+ oopsie a month ago, and Binance comes up with a novel idea to add stability to a financial system.
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Bankruptcy filings, private messages, and leaked balance sheets reveal some of the chaos at FTX. Here's what we know now.
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Hold on to your butts.
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Shorter title: SBF, FTX, WTF?
Crypto recaps
FTX goes from rescuer to rescuee, stolen Bitcoin is seized ten years after the theft, and a "whitehat" hack may not be so whitehat
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A fast food franchise DAO apparently exists, and Hodlnaut tries to hodl on.
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And some programming changes