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Mason & Co. - @masonic_tweets

RT @coindesk: EXCLUSIVE: A 20-year-old college student explains how he made a business of faking trade volumes at crypto exchanges. Report via @baidakova https://t.co/nkFVftU3pD

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Andrea O'Sullivan - @anjiecast

RT @coindesk: EXCLUSIVE: A 20-year-old college student explains how he made a business of faking trade volumes at crypto exchanges. Report via @baidakova https://t.co/nkFVftU3pD

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Leigh Cuen - @La__Cuen

RT @nic__carter: People who fell for these schemes will pile hatred on this guy, but he was an extremely small fish and a manifestation of a broken system. The brunt of the blame should be borne by opportunistic token-creators and the coin rankings sites https://t.co/h5wmc1Jjjt

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Preston Byrne - @prestonjbyrne

RT @nic__carter: People who fell for these schemes will pile hatred on this guy, but he was an extremely small fish and a manifestation of a broken system. The brunt of the blame should be borne by opportunistic token-creators and the coin rankings sites https://t.co/h5wmc1Jjjt

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Charlie Shrem - @CharlieShrem

For $15K, He’ll Fake Your Exchange Volume – You’ll Get on CoinMarketCap https://t.co/uiflgt7Kgg via @CoinDesk

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CZ - @cz_binance

Decentralization and freedom has its drawbacks. Do your own research. https://t.co/FS8nRLJJUU

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nic carter - @nic__carter

People who fell for these schemes will pile hatred on this guy, but he was an extremely small fish and a manifestation of a broken system. The brunt of the blame should be borne by opportunistic token-creators and the coin rankings sites https://t.co/h5wmc1Jjjt

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Christopher Wheeler - @Stocktrader

For $15K, He’ll Fake Your Exchange Volume – You’ll Get on CoinMarketCap | CoinDesk https://t.co/ZHMwyShySy

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Wong Joon Ian - @joonian

RT @Ben_Munster: @baidakova somehow persuades a professional market fluffer to go on record about all the [checks notes] *non* criminal activities he's doing https://t.co/XeaF224Pqj

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Barry Silbert - @barrysilbert

RT @coindesk: EXCLUSIVE: A 20-year-old college student explains how he made a business of faking trade volumes at crypto exchanges. Report via @baidakova https://t.co/nkFVftU3pD

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Impudentinquisitor 2 months ago

So we don’t want anymore companies here, or at least none that pay compensation in the form of stock?

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ubernostrum 2 months ago

I mean, a lot of early-stage startups basically don't pay much cash compensation, if any. Which is a bit of a loophole for payroll tax. And a lot of post-IPO startups can structure compensation to have a lot of stock, which also dodges payroll tax. Why should they get to work around a tax every other kind of business has to pay?

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aeonbringer 2 months ago

You are talking about things you don’t know. Stock comp is taxed the same way as payroll tax.

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KASibson 2 months ago

It’s not a tax just on IPOs, it’s an additional tax on all compensation paid in the form of stock. So if your company is in SF and you get shares gifted to you annually, you’d pay tax on that, even if the company had their IPO many years ago.

While tech is certainly the target, it would affect other industries too (banking for example).

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KASibson 2 months ago

They want to add additional tax, paid by the company rather than the employees.

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ulyssesflophouse 2 months ago

The article explains that Mar is intending to change that, although he gave a lame explanation for why the proposal was written that way - > “That’s even something that I don’t fully understand — having not been in the position of having stock compensation myself,” he admitted. He’s now planning to revisit that.

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chengg 2 months ago

Drafting legislation about stuff you don't fully understand... that always ends well.

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nowhere_near_home 2 months ago

This is just about every person advocating for 'common sense' reform on anything.

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KASibson 2 months ago

More likely he thought nobody would actually look at it carefully and would get duped into supporting what they saw as a tax just on IPOs.

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ulyssesflophouse 2 months ago

[Hanlon's razor](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanlon%27s_razor): "Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity."

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KASibson 2 months ago

Heh. Hanlon must never have met a politician. (I’m familiar with the quote...)

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bitfriend2 2 months ago

It's been around for almost twenty years now and is certainly not new. Remember the Dotcom bust? I sure do.

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Johnroberts95000 1 h ago

In this day & age I'm pretty firm believer in due process & reserve my opinion until the court case has played it's course. But this is kinda funny that a trans is accusing Todd of wanting to have sex with him/her.

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dgerard 2 hs ago

fincels

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JeanneDOrc 2 hs ago

~chef kiss~

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Mediocre_Attitude 5 hs ago

Isis Agora Lovecruft

Zooko Wilcox

Oh, we are using our made up names?

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skycake10 4 hs ago

All names are made up.

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JeanneDOrc 2 hs ago

I’ll have you know that he’s Mediocre_Attitude III and comes from a very long line of mediocres.

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jambocombo 5 hs ago

Imagine actually being retarded enough to believe one of these feminist false flags. You people are morons.

They couldn't kill Bitcoin the honest way so now they're bringing out the drama queens to turn on the waterworks, same as they tried to do to Kavanaugh.

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Ichabodblack 4 hs ago

Fucking hell, the alt right incels are really leaking in here a lot lately

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PatrickBitmain 2 hs ago

They need a break from watching fake prices and we get free entertainment.

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JeanneDOrc 4 hs ago

At first the radicalization feeder groups pretended to be more distinct, MRAs, Gamergate, etc. But they’ve all collapsed into each other, and the Incel death cult is rapidly going to end up ISIS with maga hats.

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PatrickBitmain 4 hs ago

>Imagine actually being retarded enough to believe one of these feminist false flags. You people are morons. We get it. Girls don't like you. > They couldn't kill Bitcoin the honest way The Chinese regime took it over. The own the hash power, they make the miners, they can own as much of the hash power as they want, they have their bois in Binance and Bitfinex stealing all your money. Go kiss their ass maybe they won't keep dumping on you.

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crusoe 3 hs ago

He probably has a bowl cut like Peter Todd.

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JeanneDOrc 2 hs ago

The Dylann Roof is very in style for today’s Redditor.

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buy_the_fucking_dip 5 hs ago

You moron, getting rid of this creep would be a huge boon to bitcoin. He's not a Core dev, Core wants nothing to do with him, presumably because they know him too well.

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jambocombo 4 hs ago

Not everybody good is associated with Core. Peter Todd is a gentleman and a scholar, and no mere woman will ever change my mind about that. Edit: lol it's not even a woman. It's a tr‍anny. No thanks.

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crusoe 3 hs ago

Todd hit on her....

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jambocombo 3 hs ago

So the tranny claims.

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JeanneDOrc 4 hs ago

I’m soooo surprised to read that your accounts are serially banned for you being worthless to where you’re on the permaban list from Reddit.

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PatrickBitmain 4 hs ago

I'm sure that "tranny" would look at you and say no thanks too.

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jambocombo 4 hs ago

Yes I'm sure his crippling lack of self-esteem prevents him from doing much but accusing random men of rape.

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PatrickBitmain 5 hs ago

Creeps of Creepto

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jstolfi 6 hs ago

Come on. Todd's vicissitudes only show that crypto developers and conference organizers must be more pro-active and recruit more women. Preferably with proper body measurements and "on the younger side".

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buy_the_fucking_dip 6 hs ago

Akshully, it's not pedophilia. When tweens are involved, as they often are with creepto personalities, it's called haebophilia. Totally different. Also, there's bad rape, when you attack someone you don't know. And then there's good rape, when you chase a girl you know who hasn't slept for days, offer her a place to crash, then stick your dick in her against her will. Totally different. /s

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zeroproof- 1 - 2 years account age. 200 - 1000 comment karma. 6 hs ago

What! This is shocking. I can't believe this. Bitcoin has coders?

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DrMoneyMaker 6 hs ago

I don't know about best but the creepiest for sure....

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buy_the_fucking_dip 6 hs ago

It's beyond "creep" level now. Coindesk went and found Jane Doe, and she sounds like a credible, reasonable person. Zooko is also a credible witness. And I've seen this fucker at a conference and he was acting like the biggest loser I've ever met. All the allegations seem in character.

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Mr_Deep_Research 1 h ago

Every single person involved in the case appears to be extremely mentally unstable. And that's putting it lightly.

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leducdeguise 6 hs ago

I find luke creepier

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JeanneDOrc 4 hs ago

Also, sadlol at lukejr Twitter outraging over someone in Congress saying “shitcoin” (his CHILDREN CANT HEAR PROFANITY) when he has violent fantasies about the current Pope.

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leducdeguise 2 hs ago

the beam, the straw...

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JeanneDOrc 5 hs ago

This isn’t a contest, they’re both extremely unsettling in their own ways and we all lose.

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SnapshillBot 7 hs ago

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Heringsalat100 Born in a smart contract. 7 hs ago

Presumption of innocence until proven guilty. This is a basis of a constitutional democracy.

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disp0sablereddit Redditor for 10 months. Yesterday

As damning as the accusations are, can we not have these type of posts until people are found guilty?

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KoreanJesusFTW Cryptonian Yesterday

All jokes aside, this guy needs some jail time if all the allegations are true.

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Zer000sum 8 hs ago

Regardless of the facts, maybe you should volunteer to go to jail as a virtue signal.

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bitchstolemykodo to the moon, alice! Yesterday

Fucking hilarious.

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ninijon1 1 - 2 years account age. 200 - 1000 comment karma. Yesterday

They going after core coders?

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AndDontCallMePammy Yesterday

another vic mignogna situation?

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Halperwire Yesterday

That's a dude Peter...

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DebianDog Yesterday

So qualified to be president then ᕕ( ᐛ )ᕗ

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FreeFactoid Yesterday

President of Google

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BGoodej Yesterday

Meh.

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trrosales Yesterday

My favorite part is when AOC points out Libra is controlled by an undemocratically elected group. I guess she will be our next big EndTheFed advocate :P

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Nathan_Blacklock Yesterday

The fed is controlled by the government, which is elected.

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MobiusCube Yesterday

"controlled"

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Nathan_Blacklock Yesterday

Yes? Every aspect of government is controlled by elected representatives.

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MobiusCube Yesterday

That's funny. Tell another one.

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Nathan_Blacklock Yesterday

Are you suggesting that our elected representatives don't control the government?

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duckduckohno Yesterday

Yes They are in charge of their positions respectively, who did you elect for federal reserve chairman? Oh, wait that's not an elected position, it's appointed. Ok so who did we elect that appointed that position? Oh, they're not in office anymore. Ok so who has oversight over them and ensures they're following fair practices expected of an appointed office? **No one**

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Nathan_Blacklock 1 h ago

>, it's appointed. By the president, who was elected. >Oh, they're not in office anymore. Ok so who has oversight over them and ensures they're following fair practices expected of an appointed office? All ministers and chairmen serve four year terms just like the president, and they have to be confirmed by the Senate. So it's pretty democratic.

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MobiusCube Yesterday

How many people at the FBI, CIA, and NSA were elected? If you didn't vote for the winner, then you were ignored in the event of something actually being controlled by elected officials.

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Nathan_Blacklock 4 hs ago

Police are never elected, it's a profession, but the people in charge of the police are. As for not voting for the winner that's an aspect of democracy that's unfavourable. However it can be mitigated by proportional representation.

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MobiusCube 4 hs ago

> that's an aspect of democracy that's unfavourable So doesn't it stand to reason that we would want to minimize the influence of government as to avoid this unfavorable aspect of democracy? Back to the original comment, why would we give the federal government a monopoly on any sector of the economy given this clear drawback? If you have a single organization that has to decide what to do, then proportional representation means nothing. Either we do A, or we do B. People that disagree with the 51% simply get ignored.

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Nathan_Blacklock 1 h ago

>influence of government But then the rich have all the influence which is even more undemocratic. >People that disagree with the 51% simply get ignored. That's why in Canada we have an official opposition, although proportional representation is the best solution. >clear drawback I would rather have an elected body(my country) control currency than one man. >If you have a single organization that has to decide what to do, then proportional representation means nothing That single organization is elected by the people, which means that there would be more proportional representation compared to Amazon, because Amazon only does what Jeff besos wants. >unfavorable aspect of democracy Your solution to tyranny of the majority is to give more power to the minority of people who own large companies?

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