Yes and your tax dollars pay for it!Don't they have an agency with security in their name twice to help them with this??
As a fed I can confirm there are numerous classes on MFA/fishing/social engineering. There's also fed contractors who's job it is to random attempt to phish government employees so people who aren't following the rules can get identified and scheduled additional training.You think the SEC would not only have some security in house to make sure that didn't happen but also numerous classes on how to avoid social engineering/hacking. Never mind. What was I thinking, government at work.
The SEC paper saying that pretty much immediately got deleted. Starting in one day seems very unlike anything involving the gov.All 11 Bitcoin ETFs approved. Trading starts tomorrow. Will see how this goes
Sure, I guess the SEC could be pulling an elaborate scheme to wipe out leverage traders. Seems about their speed. Document is archived here though: Wayback MachineThe SEC paper saying that pretty much immediately got deleted. Starting in one day seems very unlike anything involving the gov.
I'm still skeptical.
I'm just saying, there are some very valid reasons to be skeptical of the SEC's security procedures atm, and that this document could be fake.Sure, I guess the SEC could be pulling an elaborate scheme to wipe out leverage traders. Seems about their speed. Document is archived here though: Wayback Machine
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Regarding trading beginning tomorrow, yea I dunno thats just what people are saying. We'll see.
Sure, it could be. CBOE would have to be faking as well though. Doesn't hurt to be skeptical, but I think this is probably a done deal now.I'm just saying, there are some very valid reasons to be skeptical of the SEC's security procedures atm, and that this document could be fake.
Haven't decided on which I'm going with yet but definitely going in. Only reason though is bc I can't buy actual BTC with my iraWho’s gonna buy this stuff tomorrow?
Lil tempted to pick up some of that black rock ibit. Wouldn’t be very boglehead of me tho…Haven't decided on which I'm going with yet but definitely going in. Only reason though is bc I can't buy actual BTC with my ira
Fidelity ETF looks best to me they're the only ones holding keys themselves rather than having Coinbase or Gemini do it. I'll prob sell all of my GBTC (1.5% fee) and buy Fidelity (0.39% I think). We'll have to see how it all shakes out first though.