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Hi,

. Was Tether's CEO at your Bahamas conference? One of your executives has indicated so but won't give a straight answer. Seems noteworthy given JL Van der Velde is rarely seen or heard from.

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Zane Tackett

@tackettzane

May 18

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Your sleuth skills are simply astounding. No wonder you got to the bottom of the tether conspiracy. lmgtfy.app/?q=ftx+bahamas

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SBF

@SBF_FTX

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no idea, glad you guys are spending your time so well though!

5:22 PM · May 18, 2022Twitter Web App

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hello sam

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You think it's a waste of time to know where the CEO and CFO of the biggest stablecoin out there has been? I mean, you do business with him, you are one of Tether's biggest clients, why didn't you invite JL VDV as speaker to Crypto Bahamas?

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has also been publicly defending USDT (like the rest of crypto) in the wake of Terra’s explosion. It is curious that Do Kwon is still shilling and still in contact with authorities while JL hasn’t been seen in months - and now Sam trying to put up a smokescreen 👀

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Now you're reaching.

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your boss doesn't have an idea if JL VDV was at Crypto Bahamas, yet you said you saw him there. So who is lying here?

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Well, some people research to figure out what is happening in the market and others spend their time manipulating the market.

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“I have no idea” seems to be the running theme in this industry.

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That and “we don’t have to undergo audit” oh and also “we’re totally different than [recently exploded crypto scam]” 🫠

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Given your company's longstanding business relationship with Tether, I am surprised you don't know. Thanks for answering.

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Print out & frame this thread (& sell it as an NFT) bc once we all wake up from the absurdity that a bunch of literal & figurative ethereal clowns were able to pretend to hold $76B in fictitious assets, we hopefully will find the grace to laugh at this world we all once lived in