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and the fake markets rejoice!
The REIT problem gonna hurt soon but Blackstone already haz a $30B buy the dip fund for when it does
Blackstone Raises More Than $30 Billion for Giant Real Estate Fund
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-04-11/blackstone-raises-more-than-30-billion-for-giant-property-fund
Planefag CONUS Activity
ORDER66 E-4B Nightwatch SE from Offutt AFB (STRATCOM) looks like he is going to Dyess AFB at present or mebby a refueling exercise with OKIE41
SAM538 G5 east from Tucson depart and had a stop at Ft. Psy-Op (Huachuca)
BOXER23 C-40C doin roundies at New Catle Cty airport from JBA
SCORE90 RQ4 Global Hawk drone in C-Bay out of Pax River (pretty common sight with this)
SHINR40 RC-135 Rivet Joint out of Majors Airport on a cert flight (l-3/Harris located at Majors
FORGE63 G5 WS from JBA and looks like it's heading to Nashville, TN
F35LTNG out of Luke AFB last speed check at 835 knots
Canadian AF CFC3065 CL-60 NW from Curacao
Mexi AF FAM3520 737 west from Santa Lucia AB
who really owns it
Crypto investors face delays in withdrawing funds after Ethereum upgrade
Cryptocurrency investors are facing delays to withdraw funds deposited on the Ethereum blockchain after its major software upgrade, highlighting persistent headaches for Ethereum which aims to have the technology widely used for instant payments. The software upgrade, known as "Shapella," was set to unlock more than $30 billion worth of ether, the second-biggest cryptocurrency, which investors had deposited on the Ethereum blockchain in return for interest. Until Wednesday's upgrade, investors could not withdraw funds they had deposited via this method, known as "staking," on the Ethereum blockchain. As of Thursday, ether worth around $1.4 billion was stuck in a withdrawal queue, blockchain data firm Nansen said.
The delays are an example of the limits in the transactions that Ethereum can process, highlighting its potential shortcomings as it strives to become a widely-used financial infrastructure.
The Ethereum Foundation, a body that speaks for the network, did not immediately comment.
The delays are due to limits in the amount of transactions the blockchain can process, Nansen analyst Martin Lee told Reuters via email. It can process approximately 1,800 validator withdrawals, or 57,600 ether worth of exits per day, he said - that's approximately $115 million. The limits on validator withdrawals were in place for security reasons, Lee said.
"In an extreme scenario, if there’s no limits, and a large majority of validators exit, the Ethereum network would be vulnerable to attacks and bad actors," he said.
Ethereum has grown popular for offshoots of the crypto market such as so-called decentralised finance or NFTs, but it has yet to become used in mainstream payments, finance or commerce. The major Binance exchange said users would be able to withdraw their ether from its staking product from April 19, and that it may take "15 days to several weeks" to process these transactions. "Due to the processing limitations on the Ethereum network, Binance will set a daily ETH redemption quota for each Binance user," Binance said on its website. Nansen's Lee said the backlog will likely take weeks to clear, after which depending on what the average daily "unstaking" amount is, it would take just hours or a couple of days.
https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/crypto-investors-face-delays-withdrawing-funds-ethereum-upgrade
They (Scherff fam.) control it and always have.