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FTX Hacker Portfolio To Get Rich

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Nov 23, 2022
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FTX is one of the events that will make history. There has never been such a rapid transfer of value in such a short time.

Thousands of people have been affected by this crash. In fact, among the 50 accounts with the most money, around $3B has been lost.

But after all this scandal, both Bitcoin and Ethereum remain unchanged. We told you last week how to leave your money safely on the Ethereum network and earn 8% profitability with stable currencies. Undoubtedly, we are talking about one of the great advantages that DeFi is bringing us. At DeFi, we can act as commercial banks, but without the need for them to be present or else ask your bank to give you an 8% return on your FIAT money. Obviously, it is not going to provide you with even 2%.

But that is not the reason for this newsletter. Today we want to talk about how the person who hacked the FTX account after its bankruptcy intends to get rich.

For those who don't know. A hacker attacked FTX accounts and took around $500M. What would you do with that amount? We are very clear about it, and we are going to tell you.

Many people believe that the person who has taken those funds is someone in the SBF founder's entourage, and they are using a hack and the privacy provided by the blockchain to camouflage their identity.

The attacker demonstrates that he is a pretty smart person and knows what he wants to do with that money and where he wants to invest it.

Today, we will show you his main moves and how these moves will make him rich in 2-3 years. Well, better said, much richer.

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