They mean: unfortunately for YOU.
I’ve always loved how corporations say “unfortunately,” like it’s just sadly raining, and not the result of very specific policy decisions.https://twitter.com/Ask_WellsFargo/status/1149728891059261441 …
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So it might not be unfortunate which makes the whole thing a lie.
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Corporations prefer policies over thinking.
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The banks need to be broken up.
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Unfortunately (for you), We don’t care what you want.
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It's a PC way of lessening the blow. Like using "just" or "actually" too much in language.
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I believe it's short for "unfortunately for you."
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just another mysterious act of god, when they find out more, they will let you know
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Lots of other banks are shying from crypto. The technology remains such that the exchange has to be the bank. Transactions aren't guaranteed, nor are they particularly timely. There's a lot of room for problems, as we've already seen. Libra isn't going to make them go away.
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