Over 90 percent of police officers in Nigeria are arrogant...

Why always Yoruba and Igbo ?

Empty Barrel

You can't supply 20+ hours and you increase tariff because of money...

Impressive and this is just April 14th...

Bayern Munich finally caged...

We may have to wait for the last and 38th game of the Premier league to see the eventual winner...

Nigeria will surely rise again... Amin

US, the so-called World Police causing problems up and down...

Stupid country...

Thank God for giving us Russia and China... grin

Football....

Anyway i'm happy Chelsea won tonight...

Factory Reset

MESSI = MERCY

The Securities and Exchange Commission hit Binance with a massive lawsuit in June of this year, and not long after, the U.S. arm of the leading crypto exchange “imploded,” according to new court documents filed on Tuesday.

In a deposition from December that was released on Tuesday, Binance.US COO Christopher Blodgett revealed that the company has been forced to lay off more than 200 employees, or two-thirds of its workforce, since June as a result of the SEC’s action.

“Our trading volumes and business more generally have imploded,” Blodgett said in the deposition, noting that revenues for the trading platform fell around 75% after the SEC sought a restraining order in June to freeze assets.

‘Web of deception’

In the June lawsuit, the SEC filed 13 charges against Binance, accusing the exchange of mishandling customer funds and offering registered securities, alleging that the company and founder Changpeng Zhao had engaged in an “extensive web of deception.”

The lawsuit targeted not only the global company but also its U.S. arm, which operates under an entity called BAM Trading. In separate legal complaints, both the SEC and the Justice Department claimed Binance.US—which Binance had complained was independent—had engaged in so-called wash trading in collusion with its parent company to artificially inflate volume on the platform.

In November, Binance settled charges with the Justice Department, the Treasury Department, and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, agreeing to a $4.3 billion settlement, although the SEC was conspicuously absent from the agreement. Binance agreed to a complete exit from the U.S. as part of the settlement, although an official said that BAM Trading was not affected by the agreement.

The SEC lawsuit, which involves broader allegations of fraud, is ongoing, with Binance seeking to dismiss the suit in a motion that was argued before a D.C. federal judge in January.

https://fortune.com/crypto/2024/03/05/binance-us-layoffs-crypto-sec-cz-zhao/

Only introverts like me will understand everything said above....

Typical Nigerians are extroverts (always seeking for attention) and noise makers... They like showing off, which most of the time puts them (and their family) in big trouble.

Real warriors don't talk too much...

Nigerians and drugs are like 5 and 6...

Hmmm 'Coco Samba'

America and gun violence are like 5 and 6

Hmmm

Good move... One of the reasons why parents must monitor their children's phone activities...

The World is shifting.

A decade ago it would have been unthinkable that >

- Saudi Arabia would dump the US dollar and start trading in other currencies

- that Yemeni would face head to head the UK and the US

- that Russia would confront directly NATO in Ukraine

- that BRICS would start working on de-dollarisation of their trade

- that South Africa would bring Israel to the ICC to face justice against their crimes against the Palestinian people.

- that US partners such as Turkey, Brazil, India would not go along sanctions against Russia.

- that France would be kicked out from Africa.

- that most of the World would stop buying US bond/US debt thus bringing the US Ponzi scheme close to an end.

- that US would be defeated and humiliated by the Talibans

- that Russia would stand firmly against the US in Syria

- that Russia would have demilitarised (in ammunition) all NATO countries, Russia having a more important military industrial base/capacity than all NATO countries combined.

- that the collective West would destroy their economies by sanctioning Russia.

The Global South is getting emboldened and knows the US is no more invincible, US allies are starting to hedge their bets as they realise they have been hostages by the US.

We need to look at long term trends and it seems irreversible, it is an era of Multipolar World. 2024-2025 will be defining moments of either confrontation or the mad dog, decadent, declining will try a last attempt to hold onto its hegemony.

Source : https://twitter.com/angeloinchina/status/1746775904712568863?t=W1SmvO76seqPb-cTxt5zJQ&s=19