Binance cryptocurrency exchange HACKED. $42 million "stolen." Along with what "customer private data"? Details unfolding.

Note, to this day NOBODY knows for sure what REALLY happened in the Mt Gox hack of 2012. Was it really a hack?

Note, to this day NOBODY knows for sure what REALLY happened in the $60 million Bitfinex hack of 2016. Was it really a hack?

Meanwhile, [Coinbase] closes [Milo's] cryptocurrency holding/trading account. So much for Coinbase's concerns for freedom and privacy. BTW, Anyone who thinks Coinbase (the world's largest crypto exchange) is a good actor is delusional. Speaking of which, it was the former home of Charlie Lee (Litecoin founder). And much loved by @Jack. A revolving door of Facebook executives.

Finally, George Soros's precious metals business, GoldMoney, is officially (and rather abruptly) out of the crypto business completely, while they still haven't offered customers a method to withdraw client-stored Bitcoin. Does GoldMoney really even have the coins?

Another previous metals "safe storage" service, Perth Mint, probably the largest in the world, was hacked last year. Only "customer private data" lost. Only. You can still buy your Thanos embossed silver bullion from Perth Mint though. Because Thanos is such a hero of the Australian people!

Something is afoot. One might even wonder if there's a bit of a run on Bitcoin. The real Bitcoin, that is. The Bitcoin to which the customer himself holds the private key.

Huge fraud throught the crytocurrency world. the underlying technology of Bitcoin itself is surely a miracle for freedom, but the infrastructure around it (not to mention all the "competing alt-coins") are thoroughly CORRUPTED.