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January 4, 2024

Mark Zuckerberg’s Strategic Stock Sell-Off: A Closer Look at Meta Platforms’ Mastermind!

Mark Zuckerberg, the co-founder of Facebook and the current executive chairman and CEO of Meta Platforms (formerly Facebook, Inc.), has recently made headlines with a significant stock sell-off, shedding nearly half a billion US dollars of Meta Platforms shares in the final two months of 2023. This move follows a two-year hiatus during which the company faced challenges, leading to its stock hitting its lowest point in seven years.

Economics and Finance

July 28, 2022

Facebook Parent Reports First Ever Revenue Drop!

Facebook parent Meta Platforms posted its first decline in revenue and issued a muted outlook on its digital advertising revenues. The US social media giant continues to lose market shares to its fast-growing Chinese competitor TikTok. The company reported quarterly revenue of $28.8 billion, down almost 1% from a year earlier and slightly below the $28.9 billion analysts expected. It is the first time the social media giant posted a quarterly revenue drop from the previous year.

Crypto Schemes

February 9, 2022

Urgent Warning! The fraudulent Meta Token ICO still attacks with a new domain!

The Philippine scammers behind the Meta token fake ICO are changing their domains frequently. The fraudulent Meta Token ICO presents itself with the logo and other credentials of Mark Zuckerberg's Meta Platforms, Inc. Numerous victims contacted us. The scammers changed their domain from https://metav3token.com to https://meta-launch.international.The fraudsters plan to sell up to 15 million META Tokens in a pre-sale offering. Stay far away; this is a scam planning to victimize you and rip you off; it has nothing to do with Zuckerberg or Meta Platforms.

Crypto Schemes

January 21, 2022

Urgent Warning! The fraudulent Meta Token ICO still attacks with new domain!

After our warning about the fraudulent Meta Token ICO that presents itself with the logo and other credentials of Mark Zuckerberg's Meta Platforms, Inc., numerous victims contacted us. The scammers took the old site offline and continued their campaign with the new domain https://metav3token.com. The fraudsters plan to sell up to 15 million META Tokens in a pre-sale offering. Stay far away; this is a scam planning to victimize you and rip you off; it has nothing to do with Zuckerberg or Meta Platforms.

Cybercrime

January 9, 2022

Respect! Starling Bank boss Anne Boden boycotts Facebook and Instagram!

Mark Zuckerberg's company, now renamed Meta, is the operator of the two most prominent social media platforms, Facebook and Instagram. Allegedly, the renaming was also done because of Facebook's bad reputation. It is well-known that Facebook is a fake news platform and happily promotes scams. Facebook puts itself at the service of cybercriminals if they pay! It's all about money. Recently, scammers promoted the fraudulent Meta Token ICO via Facebook ads. Now the Starling Bank boss Anne Boden boycotts the meta prostitution. Respect!

Crypto Schemes

January 4, 2022

Urgent Warning! Stay away from the fraudulent META Token ICO

Meta Platforms, Inc. is the new name of Mark Zuckerberg's company that operates the world's largest social media platforms, Facebook and Instagram, as well as the messenger service WhatsApp. Currently, the META Token is being sold via the Meta ICO website with the logo of Zuckerberg's company and a picture of Mark Zuckerberg, labeled as the founder. A total of 15 million META tokens are expected to be sold in the pre-sale. Stay far away; this is a scam and has nothing to do with Zuckerberg.

FinTelegram

June 13, 2019

Mark Zuckerberg in “deepfake” situation

The U.S. artists Bill Posters and Daniel Howe published a so-called ‘deepfake‘ video to Instagram in which Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg gave a sinister speech..

Paxum Bank: The Offshore Bank for the Porn Industry!

Paxum Bank, an offshore financial institution based in Dominica, has found itself at the center of controversy due to its connections with high-risk industries and recent revelations about its relationship with the embattled Tate brothers. Specializing in serving the adult entertainment sector, the bank has become a key player in providing financial services to businesses often shunned by traditional banks. However, this niche focus has also drawn scrutiny from regulators and investigators.

Tate Brothers Case: The Misogynist Influencers Used Offshore Accounts to Launder Proceeds from Sexual Exploitation!

New evidence suggests that the influencer Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan Tate used offshore accounts, including Paxum Bank, to conceal profits from their controversial webcam business. The Tates are facing serious charges, including human trafficking and money laundering. This case highlights the need for robust AML/KYC practices, particularly for payment processors in high-risk sectors like adult entertainment.

UK FCA Charges First Individual for Operating Illegal Crypto ATM Network for Money Laundering!

The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has charged London-based Olumide Osunkoya with running an illegal crypto ATM network, marking the first case of its kind in the UK. As crypto ATMs are increasingly used for money laundering, the FCA's crackdown on unregistered operators underscores the need for strict regulatory compliance. The ATM scheme allegedly processed £2.6 million in crypto transactions.

Public-Listed Crypto Exchange Coinbase Has to Face Shareholder Lawsuit Over SEC Risks!

U.S. crypto exchange Coinbase must face a shareholder lawsuit accusing it of downplaying regulatory risks, specifically the chances of being sued by the SEC. While a U.S. judge dismissed parts of the case, the key allegation of misrepresenting regulatory risks will proceed. This case underscores the importance of transparency in the crypto sector, where regulatory uncertainties continue to loom large, particularly in the U.S.

U.S. Regulator SEC Charges Seven Public Companies for Violating Whistleblower Protection Rules!

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charged seven public U.S. companies with using agreements that restricted employees from reporting securities law violations, resulting in over $3 million in penalties. The SEC takes strict action against organizations and individuals who seek to contractually restrict whistleblowers' rights. The regulator needs insiders to disclose financial wrongdoing and compliance violations.