Simply put.. it went like this.
1) CZ got mad at Jeff on purpose.. needed a reason to get everyone Lev'ed up.
2) the objective was to make it look like a perp war..
3) launches Aster.. gives everyone a 20x
4) every mfers out there get max greedy, and leverages up to "farm" aster
5) "accidently", binance lets a major stablecoin exploit on their platform
6) the "binance cabal" dude (garrett) uses the exploit + the white house news to liquidate everyone, and creates a death spiral
7) binance gives 1 cent on the dollar compensation to ppl in the aftermath with the worst ADL rate possible for MMs
8) they never mention it again
9) They realize they got away with the crime pretty easily so they made it more common.
10) welcome to hell

Whoever is left
We need to know what happened on October 10
It's VERY apparent that the market broke that day and nothing has been the same since
We haven't seen Bitcoin or Alts trade like this since 2018
We need answers

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