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This is a backup forum for exodus from reddit. As of now (June 30 2023) the reddit /r/GMECanada is STILL ACTIVE but 3rd party mobile apps no longer work.
Was there ever any connection between the token and the security it claimed to be backed by? On the flipside, when done legitimately, a tokenized security could be a way to fix the fuckery. Digital dividend or FTX fraud, two sides of the same technocoin.
We’re living a cyberpunk novel from the 80’s, a warning that wound up a template, and the battlefield is the blockchain as we hold and hodl. It’s been a wild ride, and it’s going to get wilder. Gene Wilder wilder.
With RC showing up in the dockets and all the other cohencidences, I am still convinced there are connecting threads between these two entities. The past weeks of court dates have been both frustrating and tit jacking all at once, and soon we should know the who/what/how’s of it all.
Scan the red packet to pickup one of these nft’s if you also think RC is not done with this play yet, and that it’s all going to tie together with a big green bow.
Federal regulators accused Bank of America of harming customers by double-dipping on fees, withholding credit card rewards and opening fake accounts.
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July 11, 2023 / 12:00PM / CNN
By Matt Egan and Jeanne Sahadi, CNN
NEW YORK - Federal regulators said Tuesday they found that Bank of America harmed customers by double-dipping on fees, withholding credit card rewards and opening fake accounts, all of which are violations of various consumer financial protection laws.
As a result, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ordered Bank of America (BAC) to pay more than $100 million to customers and $90 million in penalties. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency also ordered Bank of America (BAC) to pay $60 million in fines.
The bank is the second largest in the United States, serving 68 million individuals and small businesses.
Some of the charges are reminiscent of the Wells Fargo scandal last decade that involved opening millions of bank accounts without customer authorization.
One of the moments when i knew this situation with wallstreet was serious was when posts started disappearing and one ape took it on themselves to start backing up the community’s communications. u/Elegant-Remote6667 has gone to amazing lengths to archive and, just as importantly, make available all the facts, fun, and fud of the last couple years and for that I am grateful. Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it, so I am glad once all the shit goes down and fingers start getting pointed that apes will have a trove of date stamped proof that we were not the baddies, that we figured things out early, and that we tried our best to comment against and warn of what was coming.
Thanks Elegant for apehistorian.com and everything you’ve done, and as reddit comes off the rails, I hope our decentralizations don’t prove to be an end to the archive.
hmmm, having trouble getting Lemmy to load all the pics in the post, keep getting a syntax error message with the first character or somesuch, so until that's sorted I'll just post this one pic here, but look around for other versions with the red packet for the NFT.
As subs, posts, and people continue to be removed on Reddit, as banks look shadier and more suspect, apes have shown their resilience and adaptability by migrating their communications to multiple subreddits, multiple chats, multiple wallets, multiple brokers and DRS accounts...
Now there’s places to find apes on Lemmy, Discord, Twitter and elsewhere, and apes using Loopring and Gamestop wallets for an array of functionality. We’re like a game of whack-a-mole for the status quo, but with hundreds of thousands of moles, a growing number of holes to pop out of, and still only one ban hamme