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No surprise. "Journalists" need to be held accountable for the damage done by their reckless disregard for facts and grossly negligent reporting. ShapeShift is owed all the ad revenue generated by this WSJ piece + punitive. When does this kind of assault become a crime?

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CoinDesk

@CoinDesk

· Mar 20, 2019

JUST IN: New analysis says 2018 @WSJ report "grossly exaggerated" claims of money laundering on @ShapeShift_io. ow.ly/3Hop30o7WzF @La__Cuen reports

9:22 PM · Mar 21, 2019Twitter Web Client

Kyle S. Gibson a Web3 Lifestyle Brand

@KyleSGibson

Mar 22, 2019

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@jespow

The "report" did nothing to prove any WSJ employee knowingly lied, so I dunno where the fuck you got your high horse from but please ride off on it

MyTwatterHandle (sminem.bch)

@HandleTwatter

Mar 22, 2019

So "incompetence" it is then.

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Agree, But how is

any different as they have produced false information, accepted adverting by and from Bitconnect, and published misleading information for example XRP?

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The Ripple effect. I can’t believe it hit

. 😥

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You’ll miss me when I’m gone.

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Pipe down Liverpool

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Yes, account with fake name and mugshot avatar, I stand by my reporting on the matter. Unlike you, I put my name on everything I write. Of course I stand by it.