@MikeBurgersburg Mike, Can you check something out for me. I've been sitting on it for days and haven't finished off the analysis but it may overlap with the liquidity you have flagged.
@MikeBurgersburg 18th Nov #tether announced a 1B chain swap from #soluna as always they say there's no change is supply blah blah. I've never really bothered with tracking chain swaps.... but as I had already flagged that they had sent 1B to treasury.....it stuck out like big swinging ram nuts
@MikeBurgersburg If its a chain swap authorised should be reduced by 1B in Soluna with a corresponding increase in authorised where they get sent to. Treasury shouldn't change
@MikeBurgersburg You would only move token to treasury when they are redeemed.
@MikeBurgersburg the variance table is from data I pulled from wayback vs the published data from 23rd. Wayback only had the 16th captured and not the 17/18th when the 1B was moved to treasury. I do have the daily captured data just havent had time to pull into in a sheet.
@MikeBurgersburg There can be some legit variance to the 1B token that were swapped if at the same time tokens were redeemed and burnt....but that is irrelevant as to why there is 1B of token parked up in Soluna treasury.
@MikeBurgersburg a #FUDDER might suggest that if you were able to do a cash reconciliation that the numbers add up as cash balance is down by 1B .....and a few days later when 1B has been redeemed things will balance up again.
So there's quite a bit of speculation around how #Chalopin of #deltec was able to acquire a tiny rural bank. Chalopin jnr interview by @protos described it as an "extremely lucky find" but they didn't find it by driving through the backroads of the rural America
there was no need to wrestle control from local shareholders....or negotiating price over a couple Maryland rum's in jam jars. The bank had long gone offshore
Back in 1994, Farmingtngton Bancorp was acquired by Farmington Finance Corp Tortola, British Virgin Islands. At that time it had a whopping $1.8m in deposits
Community banks have long been targets by bad actors.
With limited resources and capabilities bad actors Trojan their way into the bank to launder their cash. #communityone#ponzi#communitybank#fraud
with crypto the bad actors waltz in the front door under the guise of digital transformation.
So imagine the world of pain a little community bank will find itself in when its not just suspect accounts they may have inadvertently laundered.
But the great white knight of their local bank thats been part of the community for 100 years is the biggest fraud of them all.
My filing system is shite....and I can find stuff all when I search on twitter but I knew somewhere I had covered #deltec and dodgy money flowing into tiny #communitybanks
got literally 2 retweet and 1 like at the time.....it didn't even get called #FUD
maybe now it will get a little more interest.
oh helps if i attach something. #deltec facilitates $5m transfer into tiny community bank in 2017
So one thing I've learnt if you are a money launder or scammer stay away from #vatfraud. Ripping off citizen's is low risk but if you tax authorities they will hunt you down. check @nicolaborzi article. ilfattoquotidiano.it/in-edicola/art…
European #vatfraud appears to be such a small world. reading through the article I recognised the reference to a MTIC VAT fraud scheme.