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Beware headlines. Editors choose them based on what goes viral, not what's accurate. politico.com/news/2022/02/2 Headline: "Russia's hidden tool to undermine sanctions" Actual text: "Treasury officials say they aren’t overly worried about crypto undermining [the sanctions]."

Russia's hidden tool to undermine sanctions

Rapidly evolving digital markets have created new ways to subvert heavy-duty penalties that were designed to cut off wealthy Russians and state-backed institutions from the U.S. financial system in...

1:58 AM · Feb 27, 2022Twitter Web App

Samuel Banquero Frito

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SBF for potus sir

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Yeah no chance they have enough to make a difference

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Daniel Steinberg

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Have you donated to Ukraine yet?

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Yup he did

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Delete this and post it without the article. You’re giving it more clicks. Just subtweet it bro.

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Sam, they are just trying to get impressions. No one reads articles anymore, they just read the headlines and glance at the photos.

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Nothing like the perfect shot and crafty title

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putinsdaddy.eth

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how will they on ramp without swift

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We're all looking for signs that crypto is being adopted. This is one of many we've seen during these recent crises. True or not.

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Anyone else find it strange that Russia attacks Ukraine and all I read about is banking restrictions...hmmm

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