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Indeed.com slash SPANUK. Terms and conditions apply. In today's show, Bitcoin price hit $17,000 on USPPI as trader warns

of final capitulation. That's right. There is plenty of uncertainty about the future

remaining for the price of Bitcoin amid fresh signs that U.S. inflation is slowing. Also in today's

show, FTX bankruptcy filing speculates over one million creditors. That's right. It was revealed

there may be a million creditors rather than the 100,000 initially estimated.

Also in today's show, FTX hacker is still draining exchange wallets.

Analyst calls it on-chain spoofing.

That's right.

The FTX hacker managed to steal $477 million out of the $650 million moved on-chain November 11th and currently hold $62 million in total assets.

Also in today's show, crypto Twitter is unhappy with the Bankman Freed Puff piece published

by the New York Times mainstream media.

In fact, they use the word fraud, Enron, crime, illiquid, stolen, hidden criminal, and backdoor

zero times.

Insane to say the least. Also in today's show,

Edward Snowden says he feels the itch to scale back into $16,500 Bitcoin. In fact, he recently

tweeted this Bitcoin chart. There's still a lot of trouble ahead. But for the first time in a while,

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