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Cyph3rp9nk cyph3rp9nk@getalby.com 1 year ago

Block (CashApp, Square) $SQ is under examination by federal prosecutors for processing transactions for terrorist groups

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Prosecutors are examining financial transactions at Block, owner of Cash App and Square

Prosecutors are examining financial practices at Block, owner of Cash App and Square. An internal document indicates Block processed transactions f...

Replies (15)

₿harat bharat1@nostrverified.com 1 year ago

What a load of bullshit.

The Fertile Crescent 1 year ago

Lol terrorists pointing fingers at other terrorists

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The Fertile Crescent 1 year ago

(Not block)

Müntzer 1 year ago

They're cracking down on the "exits" it seems. Doing it with a lot if media coverage could scare people away. At least they might hope. At the end as everytime "Unintended Consequences" kick in and people not aware before will rush to the exit even more. Time will show. Stay humble.

bitcarnicoin bitcarnicoin@iris.to 1 year ago

You will own the blackrock etf and you will be happy

Marks marks@primal.net 1 year ago

So silly

Joel Walbert thetruthaddict@nostrcheck.me 1 year ago

No possible way that snake Dorsey isnt playing along with the feds again🙄 #problem-reaction-solution #psyop

npub.xyz _@npub.xyz 1 year ago

prosecutors be like..

Shawn _@shawnyeager.com 1 year ago

Can the “Southern District of New York” float off into the Atlantic already?

🐉AT ₿01 satoshiboi@nostrplebs.com 1 year ago

Are you fucking kidding me. The nazis are taking over

Nobody 1 year ago

Terrorists accusing well-intentioned businessmen of terrorism. How amusing! 😅

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Stu satstackingbadger@nostrplebs.com 1 year ago

The US government is the largest terrorist group in the world. Anyone that uses the USD is supporting terrorism.

CondorEnabler 1 year ago

who? me?? 😇

PirataCuervo 1 year ago

Good thing the banks etc never did this

Mysth mysth@nostrplebs.com 1 year ago

As jack said, it’s totally unnecessary to leave the US for companies like Acinq… Whether or not Block did anything wrong, it’ll nonetheless cost millions in litigation. Nobody wants to deal with this shit.