Comments by "Samson Soturian" (@samsonsoturian6013) on "Billion Dollar Bankruptcy Gets WORSE" video.

  1. All gamblers believe they have a system, no matter how illogical
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  2.  @Kolby.with.a.K  you miss the part where all these stablecoins violently depeg eventually?
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  3.  @Kolby.with.a.K  we're talking about crypto, bro
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  4. Technically they were a hedge fund because they used private equity from rich people to fund their investments, but that doesn't mean they were licensed stock brokers.
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  5.  @Football__Junkie  yeah, which is why all these grifters are correlated to each other
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  6. What is consistent with all these crypto bankers is they all mainly interested in a money printer they can abuse.
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  7. EPIC FORESHADOWING.
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  8. Shut up
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  9. Vhut? Berkshire isn't an investment fund
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  10. Everyone is socialist when they control the money
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  11. Nah, he's got ALL his money from ponzi schemes. He started out working admin at an internet company during the 90s and got rich off the bubble. The best investment of his life was when he bought puts on his own company. Later he managed to flip a sports league by buying at one inflated price before a billionaire sports fan offerred a ridiculous price. As Mark Cuban put it, he is the luckiest man in the world.
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  12. Satoshi might agree
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  13. They're not scamming the same people every time
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  14. Found the shoplifter
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  15. Shut up
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  16. Those guys aren't into any exotic schemes I know of
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  17. Very funny
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  18. Mark Cuban might not be a billionaire anymore with the repeat losses you describe
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  19.  @ignaciogonzalez8716  usdc already depegged, you dolt
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  20. Depends on your competency
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  21. Robinhood tried to get FDIC insurance but couldn't, so they don't advertise that it is insured. In fact, their adds explicitly state you invest at your own risk.
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  22.  @victordrew7927  Robinhood doesn't own their investor's stocks.
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  23.  @victordrew7927  the money in user accounts that isn't in a stock. Robinhood offers interest and debit cards like a bank, but they couldn't get FDIC insurance so they changed the name from Robinhood banking to cash management
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