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

[yogs]

Great Vid!

[ceyx]

du kwooon entertain us with his obsesion...

[fbi]

That is exactly what China has learned from Putin's fatal mistake, and we should all at least be happy about that.

[naow]

enjoyed your stimulous? this is what helicopter money creates

[Oxi]

Good thing I never trust Korean coins.

[ouya]

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[ispy]

a coin is a coin as far as i am concerned, glad I stayed away.

[OSU]

We had a great deflation in 2008, so we understand the effects of money printing

[sync]

Dork Kwon was either incompetent or complicit, either way, he has no business re-launching Terra 2.0 or any crypto project for that matter. Once trust is broken in this space, that#39s it.

[slit]

Slowly turning the country into a poor country.

[sson]

How the crash is calculated?? By people bought during the crash?

[faq]

Over $20T in quantitative easing under two presidents, a trade war with China amongst other factors got us here.

[wail]

4 of one percent for saving acct.'s & only 1.25% fot 5 yr. CD's!  Yes, mortgage interest was 17%, but houses sold for $40k & there were ways around paying that,  e.g.take over mortgages, purchase money mortgages, etc. I bought two houses then, that way!I'm 75 & will someone please explain why when we had high inflation in 1981, the banks were paying 12% to as much as 18% for 5 yr. CD's! Now, with ever spiraling inflation, we are getting an absurdly low .25% or 1

[xmb]

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[bart]

Yes. Raise interest rates and stop the fed from printing money