Newsletter #211 - Are The Charts Hackable Too?

Hey Shitcoiners,

Another week has passed and it’s still looking a little bleak out there. Do you remember how this all started?

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The options for apes are pretty slim right now. The only thing left to bet on is how the market will react to CPI numbers. CPI guys, please stop.

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IT’S TIME FOR THE 8TH TEST!

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If anyone can save us from this market it’s Bitlord. This is like the “eating ass prophecy” all over again.

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When we are in peak bullrun, news of hacks falls low on the newsletter. What’s $115M when the market is up 15% in a day? When we are in a bear, these numbers sting a little more.

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One of the biggest contributors to that $115M was the hack of Mango Markets.

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The plot thickened.

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And then we saw DeFi governance in all of it’s glory!

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In another closely followed story from this week, the CEO of Sushi was at the center of a horse fingering incident.

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Queue the witty commentary.

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It was a little complicated and there were a lot of moving parts of this one, so here’s one member of CT to break it down for you.

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Are Irene’s nails brown as she has been indulging in horse fingering?

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Viral marketing campaign rumours began to swirl. Big if true.

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Censorship on Ethereum has been a hot topic lately. Here’s a great thread on censorship post-Merge.

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Meanwhile David is suing the government!

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Speaking of the legal cases, Bittrex, who have historically been overly compliant, have been fined what must be a few months of revenue.

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Bear markets are often a catalyst for a change of exchange ownership. Huobi controlling shareholder Leon is out.

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Word on the street is Justin is getting ready to swoop in.

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SBF said he has no part in this one.

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Over at Google you can now search crypto addresses! Will they start linking these to Google accounts? This could get interesting in a bad way…

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Trading is too much hard work. If you are looking for a quick buck then submitting DAO funding proposals are where it’s at!

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You can’t compete on the trading front anyway, Caroline is your opponent in PvP. Rekt.

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The national Adderall shortage is causing many firms to go out of business, was this why Trabucco left?

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We are just spitballing here, but maybe Celsius’ downfall was driven by this shortage. Their bleak position has left many financially ruined, including one “John Carvalho”.

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