The special comes as the nation faces a massive coin shortage as a result of the coronavirus lockdown, which eliminated the amount of people using cash to pay for things.
Jack Dorsey and Twitter's board were warned about the growing problem "multiple times since 2015", according to former employees. The revelation comes 2 weeks after a massive hack at Twitter.
"Came home to my apartment complex. The Starbucks underneath has been destroyed, and cops are telling us to stay away in case something explosive is inside."
"Suppose you go into the e-mini market and start spoofing with some futures to see if you can get the cash market to go. Regulators don't have a tool to see that."
"When you look at the traffic, when you look at the economic despair, when you look at the homelessness problem that's accelerated radically over the last six, seven, ten years, I think there's too many people here."
"Barclays examined trades by Robinhood customers between March and early June and concluded that the more they bought a specific stock, the worse that stock performed."
"Even if the tunneling technology were somehow revolutionary — which is debatable — as an infrastructure project, this is now officially less useful than a parking garage."
More of Epstein's property is expected to hit the market in the coming weeks, with the proceeds going to Epstein's estate - which has been established as a compensation fund for victims.
