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Speaker 1: Good morning. It's when to say the tenth of January

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Speaker 1: here in London. This is the Blueberg Day Bacurate podcast.

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Speaker 1: I'm Caroline Hepkare and.

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Speaker 2: I'm Stephen Carroll. Coming up today. Bitcoin whipsaws after the

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Speaker 2: SEC's X account is hacked and posts a fake approval

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Speaker 2: for a spot etf.

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Speaker 1: Boeing CEO fights back tears as he admits a mistake

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Speaker 1: in the wake of a mid flight blowout.

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Speaker 2: And Ebbing's support. David Cameron says he's worried that Israel

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Speaker 2: might have broken international law in Gaza.

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Speaker 1: Let's start with a roundup of our top stories.

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Speaker 2: The Securities and Exchange Commission says that social media account

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Speaker 2: falsely posted that bitcoin ETF's had been approved. The US

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Speaker 2: regulator's account on x was hacked, a hoax that sent

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Speaker 2: the price of bitcoin swinging. Our SEC reporter Ben Bain

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Speaker 2: explains why the breach was so well timed.

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Speaker 3: There's been this speculation mounting for weeks that the SEC

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Speaker 3: is coming up against this January tenth deadline to approve

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Speaker 3: or disapprove one of these bitcoin ETFs, and everyone has

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Speaker 3: been kind of getting on this. This is a big

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Speaker 3: moment when perhaps crypto and Bitcoin in particular will take

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Speaker 3: a step towards the mainstream, so kind of everyone's on

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Speaker 3: razor's edge.

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Speaker 2: We're still waiting for that decision, though Bain says after

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Speaker 2: today's events, it's unlikely to feature on X. First, the

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Speaker 2: Elon Musk owned sites has an identified hacker. It obtained

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Speaker 2: a phone number associated with the SEC's handle and used

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Speaker 2: it to gain entry. The incident raises fresh questions about

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Speaker 2: x's reliability as a source of information. Meanwhile, US law

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Speaker 2: enforcement are investigating how Wall Street's main regulator was compromised.

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Speaker 1: Boeing's CEO has acknowledged that the company's quote mistake. After

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Speaker 1: a door plug ejected from a seven three seven Max

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Speaker 1: nine plane during an Alaska Airlines flight last week, fighting

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Speaker 1: back tears, Dave Calhoun said that the plane maker must

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Speaker 1: own up to its shortcomings, as he recalls seeing photographs

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Speaker 1: of the plane's damage fuselage.

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Speaker 4: I didn't know what happened to whoever was supposed to

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Speaker 4: be in the seat next to that hole in the airplane.

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Speaker 4: I got kids, I got grandkids, and so do you.

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Speaker 4: This stuff matters. Everything matters, every detailed matters. I know

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Speaker 4: I'm preaching at a choir here, this is an e lecture,

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Speaker 4: not by any stretch. It's nothing more than a reminder

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Speaker 4: of the seriousness with which we have to approach our work.

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Speaker 1: Dave Calhoun's remarks came doing a company wide meeting at

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Speaker 1: its seven three seven factory near Seattle, which was called

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Speaker 1: to reinforce safety as Boeing's top priority. US regulators have

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Speaker 1: grounded one hundred and seventy one of Boeing's seven three

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Speaker 2: The main chip making supplier for Apple and Nvidia has

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Speaker 2: posted better than expected sales for the fourth quarter. Taiwan's

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Speaker 2: Semiconductor Manufacturing says that demand for artificial intelligence players helped

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Speaker 2: offset sagging smartphone and laptop chip sales. December sales came

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Speaker 2: in at fifty five point seven billion dollars, with earning

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Speaker 2: for the quarter matching the same period a year earlier.

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Speaker 2: The results come as TSMC's key customer, Apple has faced

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Speaker 2: growing headwinds in recent months, with several analysts downgrading the

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Speaker 2: tech giant on expectations of soft demand.

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Speaker 1: Blackrock will cut about six hundred jobs, or roughly three

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Speaker 1: percent of its global workforce as it seeks to reallocate

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Speaker 1: resources and mid rapid changes in asset management. Bloomberg's Charlie

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Speaker 1: Pellett has the story.

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Speaker 5: CEO Larry Fink and President Bob Kapiro said in a

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Speaker 5: memo to staff, quote, we see our industry changing faster

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Speaker 5: than at any time since the founding of Blackrock. The

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Speaker 5: executive say ETFs have become the preferred vehicle for both

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Speaker 5: index and active investment strategies, and that the firm is

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Speaker 5: growing across the globe, including in Europe and Asia. The

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Speaker 5: world's largest at matagers says it still expects to have

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Speaker 5: a larger staff by the end of the year, even

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Speaker 5: with the cuts, as it expands certain parts of the

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Speaker 5: business in New York. Charlie Palett Bloomberg Radio The Register.

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Speaker 2: Foreign Secretary says he's concerned about Israel's military conduct in Gaza,

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Speaker 2: marking a heightened tone of skepticism towards the campaign from

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Speaker 2: the UK. Speaking to a committee of lawmakers in Parliament,

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Speaker 2: David Cameron said he's scrutinizing the conflicts daily.

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Speaker 6: Am I worried that Israel has taken action that might

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Speaker 6: and that's why I consult the Foreign Office lawyers when

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Speaker 6: that way, I'm happy to say yes. Of course. Every

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Speaker 6: is this in line with international editor and LAWCAU The

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Speaker 6: Israelis have done better to avoids fitting casualties. Of course

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Speaker 2: During the hearing, David Cameron also called an israel Prime

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Speaker 2: news comes as the US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken

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Speaker 2: urged Israeli leaders to control settler violence in the West

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Speaker 1: Now, in further UK use, a minister here is calling

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Speaker 1: on councils to use their emergency reserves to fund day

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Speaker 1: to day spending if required. The remarks have been criticized

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Speaker 1: by both the Labour Party and local government experts. Bloomberg's

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Speaker 1: James Walcock has more.

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Speaker 7: The Local Government Association has warned one in five councils

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Speaker 7: are on the brink of bankruptcy in the next twenty

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Speaker 7: four months. It was at their conference Council's Minister Simon

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Speaker 7: Hare said authority should use rainy day funds to help

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Speaker 7: using continuity money was quote a little bit misguided and

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Speaker 7: may merely delay the problem. Labour called it ridiculous. The

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Speaker 7: remarks underlying government efforts to head off the wave of

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Speaker 7: bankruptcies predicted by the sector head of a general election

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Speaker 7: in London, James Wilcock Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 1: Those are the markets. In a moment, we're going to

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Speaker 1: bring you more on the social media hack at the

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Speaker 1: US Securities and Exchange Commission at a really crucial time.

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Speaker 1: These long this long awaited decision on a bitcoin etf

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Speaker 1: That in a moment. But first a word on the

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Speaker 1: Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun. You heard a little bit of

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Speaker 1: it there. He was speaking to the whole company at

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Speaker 1: the very serious incident on Alaska airlines that didn't cause

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Speaker 1: any fatalities so fortunately, but obviously has raised these very

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Speaker 1: serious questions about the working process of Boeing and it's

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Speaker 2: I mean we said it there a moment ago that

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Speaker 2: I think when you hear Dave Calhoun speak at that moment.

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Speaker 2: But he did get quite choked up in referencing his

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Speaker 1: Very careful to thank the Alaska Airlines crew and executives,

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Speaker 1: a very very difficult issue for Boeing once more. Again.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's worth remembering that that Dave Calhoun was

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Speaker 2: after the last major crisis that Boeing faced as well,

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Speaker 2: when we had those two crashers and more than three

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Speaker 1: As twenty five years ago though, Yes.

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Speaker 2: Indeed, so this is I suppose the latest challenge facing

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Speaker 2: Boeing as a plane maker. But interesting to reflect on

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Speaker 2: the tone of that address, the first time we've from

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Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, let's send our attention now. Then too, well,

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Speaker 1: it was the highly anticipated decision still is about a

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Speaker 1: bitcoin etf suddenly became a major cyber security incident, with

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Speaker 1: the SEC chairman having to put out a tweet late

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Speaker 1: been approved by the US regulator and that an unauthorized

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Speaker 1: tweet was posted on the official SEC gov account. Joining

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Speaker 1: us now to discuss is our senior crypto editor, Sanil

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Speaker 1: jag Tiani, Good morning, Sanil, Welcome to the program. What

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Speaker 1: do we know then? Good morning? What do we know

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Speaker 1: then about who was behind this hack on X?

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Speaker 8: I should say, well, that's still something of a mystery.

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Speaker 9: The social and media site X have said in the

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Speaker 9: post that what they've described as an unidentified individual got

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Speaker 9: control of a phone number that was linked to the

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Speaker 9: SEC's X account via a third party, and that's how

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Speaker 9: they say that the account was compromised. So we don't

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Speaker 9: know exactly who was behind it. The SEC has said

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Speaker 9: it's going to work with law enforcement to figure out

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Speaker 9: what happened and that the fake post wasn't by the

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Speaker 9: agency or its staff. And X also claims that the

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Speaker 9: SEC account in question didn't have a security protocol known

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Speaker 9: but the regulator has yet to comment on that.

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Speaker 8: I think it's.

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Speaker 9: Pretty likely that we're seeing many more details coming out

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Speaker 9: in the in the days ahead as as the SEC

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Speaker 2: How damaging is it for the SEC that this this

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Speaker 2: given that we're waiting for the approval of that spot

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Speaker 9: The focus makes it especially damaging. But you know, if

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Speaker 9: you step back, the SEC or so regulates a bunch

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Speaker 9: And some US lawmakers, despite the late time of day

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Speaker 8: Explain what's happened.

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Speaker 9: The SEC has a protocol in place for the company

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Speaker 9: explain what they'll do to avoid a recurrence. And the

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Speaker 9: So overall, it's not a good look at the very least.

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Speaker 1: No, absolutely. What about the impact on bitcoin trading? Then

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Speaker 1: we talked about it being whip swored, and it's up

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Speaker 1: a little bit this morning. How would you characterize the impact.

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Speaker 9: So the background is that bigcoin has rallied pretty strongly

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Speaker 9: in the past twelve months because people are anticipating this

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Speaker 8: It's up more than one hundred and sixty percent.

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Speaker 9: When the announcement the fake post landed, there was a

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Speaker 9: that bitcoin can be very volatile.

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Speaker 8: But what that.

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Speaker 9: Performance maybe suggests it may it might give a clue

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Speaker 9: as to what happens when, if, and when we get

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Speaker 9: the actual announcement. People have been saying that given the

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Speaker 9: sell the news event. So when this eventually lands, the

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Speaker 9: traders might take some money off the table, thinking they've

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Speaker 9: got the best of the run for now. So there

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Speaker 9: was a hint of that in the price action, and

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Speaker 9: as you say, since then things have stabilized. We're not

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Speaker 9: really far off in terms of the price of bitcoin

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