Traditional Bankers Creating Bitcoin Derivatives

Traditional Bankers Creating Bitcoin Derivatives

If you were awake in the last decade and even remotely cognizant of the global financial crisis, you've heard the names Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley. Goldman was one among many subjects of a holy crusade by Rolling Stone writer Matt Taibbi. Taibbi spent years uncovering evidence of market manipulation and monopolistic practices (not to mention "sub-prime" lending and other toxic policies that led to the housing collapse) on a level never-before-seen in America. Also read: British Bankers Unite Against Bitcoin by Linking it to Terrorism. One of the schemes that everyday people hadn't....


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