DeepSeek: Black Swan Arrives in Silicon Valley
This is an era of information explosion and also an era of serious information pollution.

This is an era of information explosion and also an era of serious information pollution.
Swan Bitcoin is suing ex-staff for allegedly stealing proprietary code to start their own mining venture in a scheme called "rain and hellfire." These ex-executives persuaded Tether to sever ties with Swan, increasing competition in the cryptocurrency market. Swan is now seeking legal action to recover stolen assets and confidential information.
Swan Bitcoin has initiated legal action, accusing its former employees, alongside Tether, of attempting to take over its mining business. Allegations include data theft, staff poaching, and the misuse of business relationships to damage the firm’s operations. Swan seeks damages and an injunction to prevent further interference.
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Will there be a sharp drop before and after this halving (guess a 40% retracement would be considered a sharp drop?). In fact, simple on-site speculation may not be enough to produce such a large amplitude, while external black swan events are something you can only encounter by chance.
Swan Bitcoin expands into mining, targets public trading, emphasizes financial prudence, and forges strategic partnerships, all while navigating the uncertain waters of market dynamics and regulations.
Swan Bitcoin, a financial services firm, ventures into bitcoin mining amid market volatility. With plans for a Series C funding and public listing, Swan aims to diversify services under Swan Institutional. The move aligns with industry shifts, including the upcoming bitcoin halving and challenges faced by mining companies.
Rumors abounded in the price of Bitcoin, and GBTC was on the decline due to the collapse of FTX.
The prospect of a rumored 150,000 BTC flooding the market gets real as Mt. Gox creditors choose how much money to receive in cash, Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash.
The CEO of Swan Bitcoin, Cory Klippsten, criticizes Celsius Network and other centralized crypto lending platforms, warning of possible market contagion.