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Other markets are also rife with deceptive, arguably fraudulent practices so they should be policed first? The CFTC isn't even empowered to regulate those other markets.

>Effectively it means anyone cancelling an order has to worry

No, it really doesn't. This is a single enforcement action that probably took months or years to put together. The behavior being policed is traders entering thousands of orders in a short period of time and then cancelling the orders after their real orders were filled, and then repeating this behavior over some period of time. Someone who fat fingers an order occasionally, or changes their strategy in response to intraday market movements has nothing to fear.

>For me real manipulation

Yeah those people also suck and I hope they get what's coming to them, even though I know they won't.

>Make orders non-cancellable for a certain period of time,

Exactly, in a similar manner that the PDT 4 trades in 5 days rule is implemented.

They are not irreplaceable but it would create the sort of inverse "moral hazard" that might stop these practices, which are apparently what's being protected.

It's further enraging because people have been calling this out for years and mostly just been mocked and called conspiracy theorists for it.

OP said M-16 not F-15.

Lots of better players existed at the inception of VLC. Most existing players that worked at all were probably better. That's how most projects start off.

Or the smartest move. They probably own more politicians than the NRA, the pharma ind, and and the aerospace ind combined.

Unlike a firearm which has no intelligence or software, NSO retains significant control over their product.

Standards, building codes, especially residential building codes. Any time violating code is effectively violating the law, codes should be free (online) or very very low cost (hard copy).

My wife's grandfather should have all of that through his VA, Medicare, and supplimental insurance. His hearing aids are the most annoying low quality overpriced pieces of crap you can imagine. And that stupid headphone amplifier thing they've sold him, garbage, literal garbage. A hobbyist could do better.

The new schema may not be a panacea but I don't expect it to be worse than the status quo.

I don't think it was available until after hours, but don't kill me if I'm mistaken, I didn't try to buy any, nor have I paid that close of attention. My understanding is that it should be available on most brokers tomorrow AM.

Yes, he has a website where he pats himself on the back for all of the good calls he's made. I've seen it. Ask yourself, why does a short seller need public confidence at all? It's because they want to be able to move the stock price when they publish something.

1. Because that's market manipulation.

2. SEC did something to Musk, maybe you forgot, maybe you don't think it was enough, but they did something.

ATH is 64.8k iirc, so nearing ATH but not there yet. Watch tomorrow, First day of open trading for BITO ETF, might see a new ATH.

>Hindenburg is the real deal.

Hindenburg is not the real deal. If you think Hindenburg is the real deal you should pay closer attention to their activities. They (he) are one of a number of noisy short sellers who try to drive stock prices with their tweets/reports. SEC should be doing things to these people.

That said, he is probably right about Tether. Tether should make every crypto speculator or holder very nervous.

>Literally a reporter's job.

And the governor's helping!

It's being discussed on Reddit. https://www.reddit.com/r/recruitinghell/comments/q7mice/a_ne...

It wasn't luck. The price is frequently volatile but has trended up (to a great degree) since inception.

KYC is only done once, at account creation.

If you really need to minimize that risk then you coordinate the exchange on SMS or something. Intra-exchange transfers are instant. The risk is really low almost all of the time.

We were aware of that as a possibility, but as I said in the post over several years of doing this we never lost more than the cost of a money order.

Yeah, that's fair.

One of the first real functional uses of Bitcoin in my family was as a way to send money to my nieces when they were in college. We used Coinbase accounts and moved money faster and cheaper than either the USPS or any money order company. We often made money on the transfers and never paid/lost more than the cost of a money order.

I have some questions as to whether things are going well at Xsolla. They handle payments for Roblox, and I constantly have problems giving them money. I have three kids playing Roblox who each spend money there at least a couple of times per month.

>These dudes are a complete scam but as long as BTC goes to the moon nobody seems to care.

Chuckles... I'm in danger.

Of course not. They're hoping that a noise will some day coincide with a crime so then they can write a press release lauding the technology and the smart decision maker for buying it.

> then it must be a purely one-directional flow of information.

That's absolutely not possible.

Yup, that's my understanding as well.

Anecdotal: I have worked with Frito Lay in the past (training their workers) and they are ruthless. Would not do it again.