When Jews Do Bad Things They Do Bad Things Very Well

Editor's note: Bitcoin was the Trojan horse scam. Journalists weren't asking hard questions about cryptocurrencies. Probably because they didn't know a damn thing about them. "Exponential growth" is the new normal hey? The fix was always in by the Wall Street boys when they knew there was going to be a mountain of money flowing out of zero interest rates. One of the objectives was to make sure that money got diverted from gold with cryptos acting as "the new lure for the new game." Fiat was going to zero and the only thing they said that was stable were cryptos. Investmentland had a giant orgasm. Bitcoin as a store of value? That is what Mad Max told everyone. But we have shown that Mad Max was the bitcoin delivery boy for insiders who created this fake market. And now what? The central banks pulled off their cryptoland scam flawlessly. Apocalypse coming: Central bank digital currencies. Precisely the exact opposite of cryptos: central bank control.
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Source: Great Game India

Celsius Co-Founder Mashinsky Sued By NY Attorney General For "Defrauding Investors Out Of Billions"

January 7, 2023

Celsius co-founder Mashinsky is being sued by the NY Attorney General for "defrauding investors out of billions". The lawsuit accuses Mashinsky of violating the state's Martin Act, which is used to combat securities and commodities fraud, as well as a state general business law that allows the attorney general to investigate fraud. This article will explore the details of the case and its potential implications for the crypto industry.

The New York Attorney General has filed a civil lawsuit against Alex Mashinsky, co-founder of the now-bankrupt Celsius Network LLC, for defrauding investors out of billions of dollars' worth of cryptocurrency.

As reported by the Wall Street Journal, the lawsuit accuses Mashinsky of making false statements about the financial stability of Celsius and hiding the company's financial difficulties after it suffered losses of hundreds of millions of dollars from risky investments. Mashinsky had reportedly claimed that Celsius was a safer option than a bank and only lent to trustworthy organizations.

"Alex Mashinsky lied to people about the risks of investing in Celsius, hid its deteriorating financial condition, and failed to register in New York. Mashinsky tricked hardworking people into investing their life savings into Celsius, promising big financial returns and claiming the platform was safer than a bank" said James, a Democrat. "Instead, Celsius collapsed and New Yorkers were left in financial ruin."

I'm suing the former CEO of cryptocurrency platform @CelsiusNetwork for defrauding investors out of billions of dollars.

Alex Mashinsky lied to people about the risks of investing in Celsius, hid its deteriorating financial condition, and failed to register in New York.

— NY AG James (@NewYorkStateAG) January 5, 2023

"The law is clear that making false and unsubstantiated promises and misleading investors is illegal" she added noting that she is "suing to get New Yorkers their money back and ban Mashinsky from doing business in New York."

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