@crossriverbank@CrossRiverBank "[broke the law] by failing to disclose 1. total cost 2. any material conditions on use of their service 3. any material aspect of the...characteristics of their service
4.any material aspect of customer's ability to cancel 5. any aspect of debt relief service"
@crossRiverBank is suing its customers for not paying them back which it has almost never done before. Spring isn't even here and they've filed 4 such lawsuits already.
Almost seems like their loan book is going bad. Hope it's not more than their 1.6% loss allowance... $COIN
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According to Coinbase there is no way for users to lose their ethereum even if
1. @coinbase gets hacked (user keys gets compromised, etc) 2. there's a bug in the ethereum source code (are lawyers even allowed to comment on this?)
2. "not a common enterprise"
Here #Coinbase admits that there is a gathering together of assets, then makes up some nonsense about how bc you can sell them it doesn't count (nvm that the same is true for stocks), then pretends users won't lose if Coinbase makes a mistake (lies).
🚨Ω🚨 @Coinbase's bank is being sued for predatory lending in a large class action lawsuit filed ~8 weeks ago.
It gets worse though... Because @CrossRiverBank is also starting to have to sue people for loans that are going bad. Financials only allow 1.6% loss. $COIN
Specific allegations about how @CrossRiverBank (@Coinbase's bank! $COIN) broke the law and allegedly defrauded a bunch of people w/predatory "debt relief" lending along with #NewCreditAmerica
👀 lol #ScottShay (AKA #SignatureBank's theologian in residence, also known for his Gordon Gekko routine) got absolutely rekt on the final day of $SBNY trading. which I guess explains that weird bounce from $70 to $100 in the morning
@crossriverbank@coinbase@circle 🧵2/Ω @CrossRiverBank et al. "specialized in dubious loans" and "did not get better over time" as "lenders often doubled or tripled their potential misreporting rates in round 3 compared to rounds 1 and 2."
Sounds like (extremely) willful negligence. @oooitscrime
🧵3/Ω @CrossRiverBank's executives anticipated that people would try to commit #PPP / covid relief fraud early in 2020 (w/in months of American pandemic's start), and yet as noted above 👆 they issued increasing percentages of fraudulent loans (and pocketed increasing fees).
🧵1/Ω A few things about @CrossRiverBank, a tiny #a16z funded lender that originated more #PPP loans for "small businesses" than anyone besides Chase, BofA, and Wells Fargo, mostly for people who were not their customers.
🧵2/Ω They paid @McKinsey a bunch of money to tell the world that "while most banks originated PPP loans to their own customers, Cross River leads in originations to new customers" mckinsey.com/industries/fin…
🧵3/Ω Unlike other banks that blew up on "fund banking" recently (*cough* $SBNY $SIVB *cough*) @CrossRiverBank does their "fund banking" differently:
They package all the loans and sell them to weird "fintech" companies like @Upstart. @mikulaja