"Ethical Failures": Tesla Dropped From Sustainability ETF Due To Environmental, Labor Concerns

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Yeah, Hutch, you are surly right. Although I have no answer yet from Duka I found the following: url in the lower part of the artikle there are some myths of segregated accounts debunked. As I read it, general protection is very dependent on the ...

maybe I mixed something up: primarily I was thinking about the bank guarantee quote from Duka: The bank guarantee solution provides great flexibility and efficiency to Dukascopy Bank clients and allows you to keep the funds with your trusted bank in ...

in case you missed it - very interesting and fits

Hmmm, I have to ask Dukascopy. I think they only get hands on my money when I take a position via order. And they only get that amount. Also Duka has on the accounts in Switzerland a protection of 100.000 CHF per client, whereas the European ...

No, that is false. Segregated accounts should work in this way: you have a money account at bank A all your money stays at bank A this bank A gives guarantee to your broker B the money does not lie on your broker B account

you can also look for broker with offer segregated accounts Dukascopy for example offers segregated accounts

Is that true? Your broker took your USD and put it without authorisation in BTC? Oh shit.... But luckily enough you are in profit. :-)

You had your money in other cryptos, and that was transferred into BTC? Hope, you lost not too much...

End the FUD on Bitcoin url

have channel support around 36200

absolutely possible :-)

Vitalik: Why Elon Musk’s plan for scaling crypto 10x is ‘fundamentally flawed’ Elon Musk’s claims of Dogecoin’s superiority have sparked a discussion on scaling from Ethereum’s co-founder.

on Twitter: ROFL

also nice this piece from chainanalysis.com regarding environmental impact: url

latest from chainanalysis.com url

ETH 1h TF

LOL some emailed me, asking, if do now like multiple 1-2 scenarios, because I told time and times again, that such scenarios do not work most of the time...... So let us take a look at a more reasonable scenario: