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To: Julius Wong who wrote (166507)	12/28/2020 10:42:32 PM
From: TobagoJack	1 Recommendation Recommended By Julius Wong Respond to of 218608

to preclude career-risk, the guy, whomever he eventually be, must buy btc the second blackrock in, the universe changes

To: Julius Wong who wrote (166507)	12/29/2020 12:23:02 AM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 218608

Let us see which way the move breaks ... buy bitcoin (h/t @nic__carter) pic.twitter.com/t8t7bWGqQy — Eric Wall 🟨 (@ercwl) April 14, 2020

To: Julius Wong who wrote (166507)	12/29/2020 4:23:23 AM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218608

Bitcoin is a crypto currency and block chain is an accounting procedure to belter control transactions in a fast market. BlackRock is right in looking for an expert on Block-chain as it can be applied successfully as an example to measure the actual energy delivered by solar panels every 10 minutes or every hour at their choosing, and by this calculate their compensation and has nothing to do with BTC Seems that only those not in the know can understand the difference. - how sad

To: Julius Wong who wrote (166507)	12/29/2020 11:18:39 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 218608

It is nice when the officialdom does our bidding, to stump on the riff raff and cull the pretenders :0) bloomberg.com Cryptocurrency XRP Is in Free Fall With Exchanges Delisting Coin Olga Kharif 30 December 2020, 02:04 GMT+8 A slew of exchanges delisted the coin following SEC lawsuit XRP continued its plunge after Coinbase became the latest U.S. crypto exchange to remove the world’s fourth-biggest coin in the wake of an SEC lawsuit against Ripple Labs Inc. XRP tumbled 37% Tuesday, bringing its drop to 60% in the week since securities regulators accused Ripple of issuing more than $1 billion in unregistered tokens. Coinbase said Tuesday that it will fully suspend trading XRP on Jan. 19, but will continue providing custodial services for clients. Customers will find it increasingly difficult to trade XRP after the largest exchange joined Bitstamp in delisting the token. Coinbase customers can move it to another exchange, but it is growing more likely that the regulatory challenge will lead other U.S.-based venues to follow suit. Last week, the Bitwise 10 Crypto Index Fund (ticker BITW) liquidated its position in XRP, which comprised 3.8% of its holdings. “This is obviously bad for XRP across multiple dimensions: fewer potential buyers, and lower overall liquidity. For XRP to work as Ripple intends, XRP needs to be very liquid, so this particularly harmful,” said Kyle Samani, co-founder of Multicoin Capital. The Securities and Exchange Commission said in last week’s suit that Ripple raised more than $1.4 billion through the sale of XRP without first registering it as a security with the agency, creating “an information vacuum” that mislead investors. San Fransisco-based Ripple has denied the allegations. “The SEC has introduced more uncertainty into the market, actively harming the community they’re supposed to protect,” Ripple said in a statement on its website. “It’s no surprise that some market participants are reacting conservatively as a result. We’ll be filing our response in a few weeks to address these unproven allegations.”