North Korea: Missile programme funded through stolen crypto, UN report says

[ssia]

Given out all the money to all those bums

[icsh]

I am a 100% bitcoin and crypto supporter and investor. But these CEOs sound like the current crypto environment is good or perfect but in reality is not, I study and check different crypto daily. To me, I saw so many fake, scam project in the tail of the market. Also, on the trading side, i highly suspect lots of trading volume is artificially means not real in the small manipulated coins. There are a lots going on behind the scene, definitely not very stable or anything perfect as now. But I believe the future of it.

[agt_]

Let's Go Brandon!

[baum]

they say it is all open etc., but the reality is it will all be owned by the few just like what happened to the internet in the first place.  same hollow claims.

[Zyph]

If you already own multiple homes and shares why wouldnt you want inflation to stop? Doesnt affect me

[avi]

SPONSORED BY  SHORTERS LOL

[oeo]

Food and Energy prices seem to affect more Citizens than the other effects..... The FED seems to overlook a lot of citizens when they review prices....

[sind]

Started with 10000cad cashed out at 3200cad. Stinks, I hope that the Korean government holds him accountable.

[rew]

My god this comment section is full of morons, pump and dumpers really have convinced millions

[ej01]

You chose to run this news story for a reason . And it's not for Tesla's benefit. I have a feeling it's because of his politics. Gfym

[dial]

Were already in a stagflation.

[lexi]

Please don't try to mislead people. 5:50 "Bitcoin right now doesn't have fundamental value". Neither does fiat currency, other than maybe using bank notes as toilet paper or kindling. The value is just an agreement between people. You CAN buy valuable stuff with Bitcoin the same as with USD, if the seller agrees that it can be exchanged for goods. Many people and companies do. I don't hold any crypto but I'm interested to see where it goes.

[Mee]

This whole "transitory" BS is ridiculous. Once the prices of cars, rents, or food go up they never go back down and when they rise faster than wages it hurts the poor and those on fixed incomes the most.

[trim]

quotA fool and his money are soon parted...quot

[ite]

I guess, only a greedy child who did start working less than 10 years ago would see a ponzi scheme offering 20% returns p.aa (ludicrous) and dump their life savings into it