/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>14400853
you shouldn't leak things that you arent supposed to,....this board is a board of law and order

however there are all sorts of ways to anonymously "speculate" about certain events, without providing any documents, and leave it to the reader to determine whats true and not.

>>14400853
YOLO it

A wiseguy, eh?

>>14400902
Yeah, what this guy said. You know hypothetically, this is all, you know, guessing on intuition and such, experience if you will, and the like, nothing concrete you know? Alls I'm sayin is that I ain't saying nothing. Capische?

>>14400853
Through Wiki Leaks.

>>14400853
Pay some hindu to try hack your corp space with all accesess

>>14400853
buy a laptop that wasn't connected to the internet.
Go to Starbucks in a big city.
Upload everything you got here.
Throw away the laptop.
Purchase the laptop using cash.

DON'T DO IT BARRON

>>14401044
>>14401087
Doesn't work that way. Who did take the photos? Well, as I said only a small circle of people could had have access to the docs, and if they proceed by exclusion they could figure it out. Probably I am the only one of them to browse 4chan. 1+1 = 2.

>>14401186
hypothetically is this regarding tax guidance on crypto? or other regulatory issues? or is this purely commercial?

>>14401186
then you’re screwed and your only option is to recreate the same conclusions using other public information.

>>14400853
stop being a cuck. tell us, what's on your mind anon?

Use tails os:
https://tails.boum.org/

Once you transfer the files to tails use mat to clean all the metadata off of them :
https://tails.boum.org/blueprint/doc/mat/

Use Tor browser:
https://www.torproject.org/download/

Then upload them to this site :
https://pixeldrain.com/

It is private , operated by a blockchain enthusiast that /dev/nulls all his logs and is backed by the SIA network.


This is still not 100% safe the only vector left is if your company or entity uses stealth watermarking tech.
But you can get around that by copy and pasting text into new files , or with I images scaling them down more than 20%.

Good luck and god speed Anon .

https://www.opacity.io/

>>14400853
Just spill the beans. Other anons have already given you pretty good answers.

>>14400902
>>14400995
Let's say that institutional investors are involved. Nothing new. What /biz/ can't imagine is the MAGNITUDE. From big financial institutional investors to small, but renowned, botique investment banks, and some crypto-exchanges. I suspect the crypto-world is going to become a big-fish-game. They are bending the rules of the game to their will. What do you think regulations are used for? Every time cryptos dip, they aquire a part of the remaining cake they don't own. And, as I said, suggestions on the-how-to-leak are welcomed.

>>14401412
You don't need to dox yourself, we believe LARPs willy nilly, especially if they're singing a tune we want to hear
So... are these financial behemoths moving into bitcorns only? Or will they buy my LINK bags for $1000 EOY?
Or will they buy... BSV? HAHAHAHAHA

>>14401412
just tell us what to buy trannie

>>14401412
>institutional FOMO.

Upload to anonfile.com, use a VPN

You forgot the sexy anime chick
Just create a new thread with anime bitch and state your business, /biz gonna believe you.

Also dont leak everything, just enough so that people believe you,
You should really look into csw and how he fools people

>>14401412
but i think most of us already know this. Fidelity / Bakkt / Etrade / former head of NYSE...we all know whats coming down the pike.
Moreover bitcoin is one of those ideas that fits everyones political views...its a rorschach test financial instrument. The NWO types love the pan-national global currency aspect, the austrians love the sound money aspect, the conspiracy theorist love it dismantle the fed, the socialist love its "a democracy of money"...etc so its ascendancy is pretty much locked in at this point.
A key to remember is even tho each player hates bitcoin to an extent, they all hate each other even more...and bitcoin becomes a 'tool' that each will try to use to unseat the other, by the time they look around they will see theyve built a behemoth

they were gonna spend rest of this year and next buying up i know that much

Goldmans got instructed to "own it" and used Circle in some fashion through a company they owned... some guy I know a mate of a mate explained it to me.

They didn't expect it to pop over 10K this year.

They buy corn OTC cheap in bulk then sell a quater of it on exchanges to suppress prices.

I heard they were stuggling to do OTC deals now which is why corn exploded like it did this year.

that my info.
cmon OP just tell us if what u know matches up.

Just tell us when they will go long. How much time? Does tax legislation have to be updated first?

Post links to public articles that show who is lobbying for what tax treatment.

Politicians are always involved in this insider stuff.
Drop some names of thenpoliticians being lobbied or who have the inside scoop so we can monitor what they are drafting up in committees and who their donors are.

You don’t have to give away confidential secrets if you can point out public info instead.

>>14401574
Why is it too difficult to understand what I said? If I simply leak the docs, and only anon1, anon2, ..., and anon10 had access to them, who do you think is going to be investigated? Not you. Fucking Snowden was a US citizen, and now is a used Russian pawn. What a wonderful life!

>>14401733
snowden is CIA you dipshit
he's not in fucking russia anymore. russias our guys - it's fake beef

>>14401733
Post a document which more people have access to, we will then see if you are legit, no secret stuff just something official

>>14401733
stop fantasizing about leaking. you will do more harm than good to yourself and the industry if you do that.
Just "speculate" and point to interesting already public info....

>>14401186
If it's text/tables etc.. you'd have to extract it into a new layout/file format. Photos are going to be harder if other people would deduce it was you. Start with the text.

>>14401825
also your speculation should have multiple paths: ie maybe (a) will happen or (b) or (c)...this way you leave it to the reader to use critical thinking to determine what is true / not

What are they doing about monopoly tethers? Is it a fraud as many suspect or is it legit? Are they going to go long after the tether happening?

>>14400853
You know what (hypothetically speaking) is gonna reduce the cost of healthcare, OP?
>distributed ledger technology

>>14401677
I mostly have legal/financial informations. Especially of institutions and relative clients. But I heard (so I cannot confirm) that they (the big names) are buying softwares to automate the buying and selling of cryptos across different exchanges. They theoretically want to own as much as they can of cryptos (the long term goal), and at the same time profit doing arbitrage (short term goal).

>>14401733
>>14401733
I guess you've gotta keep it general then. Don't get yourself in trouble man.

Is there anything else you can say in a general sense?

>>14401760
It was an example.
>>14401844
Good idea!

>>14400853
Fake a robbery, or your kidnaping? And pretend to release thourgh your captor.

Or maybe get your system hacked and then dump the info.

>>14401596
Don't go full tinfoil hat please.

>>14400853

And should we get into bitcoin now or wait?

>>14401916
personally I'm just waiting for this to get out of beta: https://www.fidelitydigitalassets.com/overview

I unironically plan on depositing my stack with them and getting one of their wealth management / private banking advisers...they can worry about the details of managing crypto and take a fee...I just want (a) insured custody, and (b) management / crypto investment services for passive crypto-denominated income

its not news, we already know the banks and governments are accumulating

>>14400853

how is bitfinex/tether gonna end?

>>14401916
Thats no different than how they position risk through forex markets, to their profit, of course, i.e. yer pointing out what many already suspect
>institutional money is moving aggressively into regulated crypto

Is it any wonder why coinbase is listing LINK only with USD and ETH pairings whilst BTC is set to crash once tether scam implodes?

No need to leak a damn thing, OP.

Destiny is clear as day with those who have eyes to see.

>>14402030

unless you're a total brainlet you can get better returns than them managing your own portfolio.

>>14402048
I know it. But you don't know that they own more of what you thought. It's becoming a Pareto distribution.

>>14401916
Dude. C’mon, I’ll help you. Post things like this:

TD Ameritrade:
https://www.tdameritrade.com/investment-products/cryptocurrency-trading.page

ETrade
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-04-26/e-trade-is-said-to-be-close-to-launching-cryptocurrency-trading

>>14402005
What are your speculations about chainlink?

>>14402160
Seeing as such is the case, the best advice one can give is
>accumulate as much LINK as possible and dont sell every time the market seeks to shakeout weak hands.

>>14402184
I honestly think our lovable anon is just an intern who just saw a couple of docs floating around the office and suddenly had an awakening.
sometimes you can be sound behind in the race that you think you are out front. it happens.

>>14400853
Hi, Ted. Like the beard.

>>14401733
Don't leak the docs, just describe what else is in play. Leaking the docs might be a bad thing anyway. Here, just riddle us this: armed with this information, what are you going to do that you wouldn't have done otherwise?

>>14402324
This is the correct question to ask.

>>14402160
Anything in the public you can point out to us to look into?

>>14400853
Do you have anything on chainlink?

>>14401760
>russias our guys
not at all dumb burger, only cucks like medvedev et al
snowden and assange are puppets though you got that right

Heres the deal, OP.

>bitcoin bubble will pop
>SEC will say "i told you so"
>retail investors will hodle their bags all over again with the belief that BTC will "change the system, mannn"
>they will suffer huge financial losses
>SEC will say "i told you so"
>meanwhile the "smart money" and autistic "NEET bucks" are already positioned to ride LINK to full global adoption just in time for coinbase listing
cant save everybody, OP.

We're lucky enough that insiders like ASS BLASTER were kind enough to tip anons off to the big picture 2 years ago.

Let's say lots of "historic"/big wallets were legally bought by them. To sum it up they are the owners of the private keys. To reassure you, who sold his/her wallet is not going to try to trick them. It's not in their interest. For what concerns the cryptos you could buy, I give you a list of requisites they use. 1) Is the crypto known by a random Jon Doe? Which means, if you ask a random person about, let's say, Bitcoin, will he/she tell you that he/she already heard of it? 2) Is the supply of the given crypto reasonable? 3) Since when does the given crypto exist?

>>14401916
About 80% of bitcoins are owned by 1-5% of the holders.
This is unacceptable. All of them need to distribute their holdings in the market before it can truly moon (1M+).

>>14402478
If it doesn't happen, we will find an alternative coin to true moon.

>>14402446
Also: they could try to hold cryptos which will be then securitised to be sold on ordinary exchanges.

>>14402446
Will the price drop more so we can buy? Or should people be buying at this level?
Do you know anything about the Wednesday flash crash?
Is tether Monopoly money or is it legit?

>>14402446
In 1895 Rockefeller and JP Morgan both worked together to bailout the US treasury.
The US treasury gold supply was running very low so the two loaned their own personal gold to the debt-laden government.
About 10 years later that favor was repaid by 10000x the government created the Federal Reserve system and rockefeller / morgan were primary shareholders.

Lets suppose that someone got control of satoshis keys...lets suppose that a debt crises is affecting most central banks...lets suppose you could replay history and loan these central banks a new digital gold to bail them out...would someone do it?

>>14402543
Any insight on their plan? They want a large % of the Ethereum (or whatever) supply so they can manipulate upwards with less selling pressure or something? Or to dump something to make room for something else maybe

>>14402617
Without beign conspiracy-theory-men, and telling you that this go beyond my skills, I have heard an interesting theory according to which cryptos could be used as a tool to hedge against a potential liquidity trap.

>>14402917
Just skip the verification bullshit and go straight to the conclusion. Let's pretend you just told us all you know - what would be smartest for us to do next?

>>14402917
yes i'm not saying this as 'conspiracy theory' either...
...more like possible path of development. we do know the following are truth tho: debt is growing exponentially and without plan B could result in chaos for everyone. I'm sure there are multiple avenues being pushed..probably even return to gold standard is among the theories

>>14403012
Here: >>14402446. The second part is a guide for choosing the right cryptocurrencies.
>>14403094
>even return to gold standard
I highly doubt it.

>>14403251
So basically you're saying bitcoin is the only one then?? Average Joe's don't even know of Ethereum, am I right?

>>14403251
Do they want the coin to be known or not?
Come on man, is your leak just going to be "we alt season now guys"

>>14400853
Wait till I get home and drop it on t.g

>>14403353
if their plan is to find an unknown coin and hoard it, then their plan is doomed to fail so ignore.
true grassroots organic cred like bitcoin is mandatory for a currency. everyone knows USD...trying to get people to accept a currency is 99% of the problem

>>14403353
What coin are you talking about?

I can imagine dirty banker cunts working with corps to use the first viable quantum computers to rekt everyone.

Why break SHA256 when you have turbo arbitration enabling you to stack all day long. Until your holdings are bigger than everyone else's

>>14403459
Any more hints OP?

>>14403459
I'm asking you what coins you are talking about

>>14403436
I unironically don't get this thread then. Is it literally just another "big investors are buying into crypto"

>>14403519
Unironically the finance industry has the most advanced tech toys.

I get it now! they are mad, that they havent got in on btc and long time hodlers have monstrous stacks.
they are not interested in making them even richer.

therefor they mine Pi like crazy and are gonna sell it to the assholes who werent in fron the start

>>14403540
probably Zcash, holy shit, this is maybe the best larp of months on /biz/ or something really will happen that create new paradigm

Jesus Christ OP, just say "Buy this shitcoin" and be done with it.

>>14403540
I gave you a guide. If you want to be spoon-fed or confirmation-biased this is the wrong thread. If you want me to tell you "linkies gonna moon", think about why a financial institution could ever want to sell its clients something they aren't even remotely accustomed? The guide I gave you is a simplified version of what is used to choose in which cryptocurrencies invest/propose to clients.

>>14400853

Make a seprate post op, Saying buy these coins.

And your identity will be safe and biz will be happy.

>>14403825
>>14403828
I am not a financial advisor. That's why I wanted to give you the information to drawn your own conclusions. The docs I have are legal ones of finalised and finalising deals mainly between big institutions and wealthy clients, memos of products to propose to the masses, and how to behave if politicians will ever call us before them.

>>14403825
But normies aren't accustomed with ANY crypto besides bitcoin and to a lesser extent ethereum. You're saying it's not bitcoin so that doesn't leave any coins that normies know about. Useless ass LARP

>>14403979
ohk, Many thx OP!

>>14404040
>You're saying it's not bitcoin
Where did I say this?

>>14404040
Good thing we are not normies then.

Tldr: buy bitcoin and ethereum

>>14404145
That's what I'm getting from it too.

>>14404145

It could be xrp and some other bank coins too. Don't forget about those.

>>14403825
Dude, the institutions trade pork and basedbeans, they don’t care about holding it.

Cryptos will trade like commodities and it’s a bit early to predict which tokens will be adopted and have lasting use cases.

The brokers want to list these on the exchanges so they can collect trading commissions from the normies.

>>14404189
Yeah, these will be the first two traded by normie brokers.

>>14404209
Yeah, that shit too

Even tho i hate xrp and banks, i guess its not going anywhere any time soon

>>14404209
supply to big, not worth it.
> 2) Is the supply of the given crypto reasonable?

>>14404240
>they don’t care about holding it
ever heard about "cornering the market"

>>14402478

>>14404336
Supply doesn't matter really.
If they are able to accumulate majority of them.

Also, Its a bank coin that seriously puts it up for consideration

>>14404386
again 99% of the problem of trying to bootstrap a new currency is going to be name recognition: you need authentic grassroots word of mouth.
If you were a MOTU you would gladly pay the premium for that name recognition (ie. they are buying bitcoin).

what are the most normies compliant exchanges?

>>14401186
uh, if this "info" you've got is actually legit who really gives a fuck if you get fired? you take all your money and dump it into crypto and ride off into the sunset. What are they going to do, sue you in court and take all your monero? kek good luck. Smelly larpy to me bros

>>14400853
don't leak or you'll risk losing your job at nintendo.

>>14403763
Agreed, OP just say the tokens. Its not like it can be linked to you. How many times a day is "BUY MY SHITCOIN" posted on /biz?

You've peaked our curiosity, but if you can't even shill the Illuminati bags than wtf are you even doing?

That is my last post. I give you what I (I personally) am holding to profit from what I know. If you'll lose everything, that's your fault and problem. I have a job anyway. If you will profit, kudos! In this order (weight): Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Zcash and Bitcoin Cash. Monero could had been a good choice if MSM didn't attached to it a stigma of ill-intentions.

>>14405221
Make one more post plz random whistleblower anon. What is the timeline to expect for all this to be common knowledge and the actual boom happens? Next year?

>>14405221
Eat shit. MY LINKIES STAY SUPER STINKY $1000 EOY!

>>14400853
make a list of wild speculations (israel/saudi arabia did 9/11, las vegas shooting was a false flag etc) and then add your theory in there and let us anons figure out which one is the real one (your theory) on our own

>>14401412
if their endgame is to control crypto, why would they acquire crypto whenever it dips? if they will end up controlling crypto, they can cartel the shit out of it and profit virtually infinitely

>>14405221
oh...snucking in zcash into blue chip coins...man you shouldve said from the start

>>14400853
email me if you will

zighurat@protonmail.com

>>14404559
Coinmetro

>>14400853
>find a way to leak it anonymous
>get arrested
>h-how did you know?
>it says here before the documents leaked you posted on 4channel saying you were about to leak
>o-oh