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That's why you use an NFT as your profile pic?
Most interested in who the “majority owners from Miami” are. Conspicuously absent from the article. >

Non Russians who are looking forward to their share increasing. >

Honestly surprised DeSantis didn't bring this criminal into his administration and put him in charge of the state's economy. >

There’s still time. He’ll offer a pardon if he’s elected President, and then make him head of Treasury. >

Oh no...I am so shocked that a fraudulent currency was used to commit....... Fraud. >

Which one? The US Dollar? >

You have certainly used the US dollar for legitimate and legal transactions.
Cryptocurrency is not currently used for those types of transactions... >

Maybe not in the US but in a lot of other countries it is being used for everyday things. Latin America, Ukraine, parts of Africa for example. 
It’s coming to the US soon too. Mastercard and Visa are currently working to integrate the Ethereum blockchain into their payment process system. Layer 2s are faster and cheaper then traditional ways of payment processing. >

El Salvador has lost nearly $100,000,000 in the year since they adopted bitcoin as a currency. >

Good Guy DOJ reminding folks that crypto is not some untraceable asset for criminals >

crypto is hilariously easy to trace, which is the best part. wait until you snag that sweet NFT you've been eyeing. the moment you post about it (because what's the point of an nft if you can't pump and dump the asset with artificial hype?), the wallet and all of its transactions immediately connect to you >

What?!? Money laundering using crypto?! >

Even Pikachu ain't shocked anymore. Nothing good has come from crypto, just a waste of electricity and graphics cards....