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Bitfinex is a crypto-currency exchange trading and currency-storage platform based out of Taiwan, owned and operated by iFinex Inc. Since 2014, it has been the largest Bitcoin exchange platform, with over 10% of the exchange's trading.

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  • buchiben6 buchiben (@buchiben6) reported

    Created for the community Powered by the community No premine No early access No VC strings attached @coinbase @bitfinex @binance why not support vertcoin??

  • RealJuliusG wulius (@RealJuliusG) reported

    @fewseethis Bitfinex BTCUSDLONGS was moving down with the BTC price, but I'm not too familiar with this metric. So maybe higher funding rates are the result of the aggressive spot selling? Just thinking out loud here.

  • elizebeth2134 Elizabeth (@elizebeth2134) reported

    Hey @bitgetglobal @bitfinex @MEXC_Official — why no love for truly decentralized projects like $VTC? ✅ No ICO ✅ No pre-mine ✅ No VC games ✅ Fair launch ✅ Real PoW security If you claim to support decentralization, it’s time to prove it. #VTC #Vertcoin

  • officialamfadil A.M FADIL (@officialamfadil) reported

    @whale_alert $150M isn't for retail. This is Bitfinex preparing its liquidity pools and OTC desk for institutional sized orders. You don't stage this much capital unless you anticipate large block trades or a significant new wave of buyers. They are preparing the runway for the next leg up.

  • officialamfadil A.M FADIL (@officialamfadil) reported

    @whale_alert Before anyone panics, remember large players don't market sell. This is heading to the Bitfinex OTC desk for a pre-arranged block trade. It's a calculated exit, not a panic dump. The direct impact on the live order book will be minimal.

  • signsupplyca GoMars2030 (@signsupplyca) reported

    Largest bitcoin holders U.S. Spot ETFs            1,104,534 Satoshi Nakamoto   1,100,000 Binance                        633,000 MicroStrategy             402,100 U.S. Government       198,109 Chinese Government 194,000 Bitfinex                            184,027 Kraken                              158,959 Block One                        164,000 Robinhood                      142,361 Source:  Bloomberg/Eric Balchunas

  • signsupplyca GoMars2030 (@signsupplyca) reported

    Largest bitcoin holders U.S. Spot ETFs            1,104,534 Satoshi Nakamoto   1,100,000 Binance                        633,000 MicroStrategy             402,100 U.S. Government       198,109 Chinese Government 194,000 Bitfinex                            184,027 Kraken                              158,959 Block One                        164,000 Robinhood                      142,361 Source:  Bloomberg/Eric Balchunas

  • elizebeth2134 Elizabeth (@elizebeth2134) reported

    Hey @bitgetglobal @bitfinex @MEXC_Official — why no love for truly decentralized projects like $VTC? ✅ No ICO ✅ No pre-mine ✅ No VC games ✅ Fair launch ✅ Real PoW security If you claim to support decentralization, it’s time to prove it. #VTC #Vertcoin

  • calebwwk Kudotbit (@calebwwk) reported

    @bitfinex I’m unable to submit a support ticket due to a site error. Need help with a USDT deposit (Kusama/Statemine) not credited. Can you assist?

  • Bobthepilot Bob-the-Pilot (@Bobthepilot) reported

    What Can Be Done? To address this, the following steps could be taken:Independent Audit: A third-party blockchain analysis firm should be hired to trace the USMS’s Bitcoin holdings, starting from known seizure addresses (e.g., Silk Road, Bitfinex). This would confirm whether the Bitcoin was sold, transferred, or stolen. Internal Investigation:  The DOJ should investigate who had access to private keys and whether any unauthorized transactions occurred. Historical cases like Shaun Bridges show this is a real risk. Improved Systems:  The USMS must adopt secure, blockchain-integrated asset management systems, replacing outdated spreadsheets and unencrypted communications. Public Transparency:  The USMS should publish a detailed report of all Bitcoin transactions, including sales, transfers, and current holdings, to restore trust. Conclusion: The USMS’s inability to account for the full extent of its Bitcoin holdings, despite Bitcoin’s traceability, points to systemic failures in asset management, as documented in OIG reports and recent FOIA disclosures.  While the blockchain should allow investigators to track the funds, the USMS’s reliance on inadequate systems and potential use of custodians complicates this process.  Whether the missing Bitcoin was sold, lost, or stolen, the lack of transparency is inexcusable for an agency tasked with managing billions in seized assets.  An independent audit and stricter oversight are urgently needed to clarify what happened and prevent future losses.

  • 0xApheli0n Apheli0n (****/head) (@0xApheli0n) reported

    @pepo_is_fun @ThalexGlobal How long this offer running for? Bitfinex slow with verifying my account

  • ashincolorado Ash 🇺🇸 (@ashincolorado) reported

    I am not an expert - this is from Grok. Step-by-Step Guide to Buying XRP Step 1: Choose a Cryptocurrency Exchange Select a reputable exchange that supports XRP trading. Popular options include: Coinbase Binance Kraken Bitfinex KuCoin Research the exchange: Check for fees, security features, and whether XRP is available in your region (some exchanges may restrict XRP due to regulatory issues, e.g., in the U.S.). Verify availability: Ensure the exchange operates in your country and complies with local regulations. Step 2: Create an Account Visit the exchange’s website or download their mobile app. Click on “Sign Up” or “Register” and provide: Your email address A secure password Personal details (e.g., name, date of birth) as required. Complete KYC (Know Your Customer): Submit identification documents (e.g., passport, driver’s license) as required by the exchange. This step is mandatory on most regulated platforms to comply with anti-money laundering laws. Step 3: Secure Your Account Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) using an app like Google Authenticator or Authy for added security. Save your account recovery details (e.g., seed phrases or backup codes) in a secure location. Step 4: Deposit Funds Log into your exchange account. Navigate to the “Wallet” or “Deposit” section. Choose a deposit method: Fiat currency: Deposit USD, EUR, or other supported currencies via bank transfer, credit/debit card, or other payment methods (availability depends on the exchange). Cryptocurrency: If you already own Bitcoin (BTC) or Ethereum (ETH), you can transfer it to the exchange. Follow the instructions to deposit funds (e.g., bank account details or crypto wallet address). Wait for the funds to appear in your account (fiat deposits may take 1-3 business days; crypto deposits are usually faster). Step 5: Buy XRP Go to the “Trade” or “Markets” section of the exchange. Search for the XRP trading pair (e.g., XRP/USD, XRP/BTC, or XRP/USDT). Choose your order type: Market order: Buy XRP at the current market price (fastest option). Limit order: Set a specific price at which you want to buy XRP (executes when the market reaches your price). Enter the amount of XRP you want to buy or the amount of funds you want to spend. Review the fees (trading and network fees) and confirm the purchase. Once executed, the XRP will appear in your exchange wallet. Step 6: Store Your XRP Securely Option 1: Keep on the exchange (less secure): Suitable for small amounts or frequent trading. Be aware of risks like hacks or exchange insolvency. Option 2: Transfer to a personal wallet (more secure): Use a software wallet (e.g., Trust Wallet, Exodus, or Atomic Wallet) or a hardware wallet (e.g., Ledger Nano S/X, Trezor) for long-term storage. To transfer: Go to the “Withdraw” section on the exchange. Enter your wallet’s XRP address (ensure it’s correct to avoid loss of funds). Specify the amount and confirm the transaction. Note: XRP requires a destination tag for some wallets/exchanges—check if your wallet needs one. Pay attention to the minimum reserve requirement (e.g., 10 XRP) for activating an XRP wallet address. Step 7: Monitor Your Investment Track XRP’s price using the exchange’s app, CoinMarketCap, or CoinGecko. Stay informed about XRP news (e.g., regulatory updates, Ripple Labs developments) via platforms like X or reputable crypto news sites. Consider setting up price alerts to stay updated on market movements. Additional Tips Start small: Only invest what you can afford to lose due to crypto’s volatility. Check regulations: In the U.S., XRP’s legal status has been clarified as non-security (as of recent rulings), but always verify local laws. Beware of scams: Only use trusted exchanges and double-check wallet addresses before transferring funds.

  • cypherpunkstore CYPHERPUNK (@cypherpunkstore) reported

    @bitfinex Fix the money, fix the world! 🟠

  • taigepetersen Taige Petersen (@taigepetersen) reported

    @WatcherGuru will not acknowledge this. XRP’s 2018 all-time high was $3.40. Binance, Kraken, Coinbase, Bitstamp, Bitfinex… The list goes on. That was it, $3.30-$3.40. The $3.84 myth was something no one paid, received, or witnessed in USD. It was a Korean currency exchange issue. Price discovery is above $3.40.

  • c_fuscovirens collema fuscovirens (@c_fuscovirens) reported

    @DonVsol @DegenerateNews @grok No more free printing by nance/bitfinex/justin Means zero upside. They minted past week for like 2 weeks of pump maximum after this down only.

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    @ClayMoore27 @Coachjv_ According to a July 15, 2025 FOIA response, the US Marshals Service holds 28,988 BTC (forfeited assets). Total US government estimates are ~198,000 BTC, including seized but not yet forfeited coins like the Bitfinex hack. No evidence of recent mass sales.

  • Sadmannexus7 Sadman (@Sadmannexus7) reported

    @oversonly54 @360_trader XRP’s 2018 all-time high was $3.40. Binance, Kraken, Coinbase, Bitstamp, Bitfinex… The list goes on. That was it, $3.30-$3.40. The $3.84 myth was something no one paid, received, or witnessed in USD. It was a Korean currency exchange issue. Price discovery is above $3.40.

  • Sadmannexus7 Sadman (@Sadmannexus7) reported

    @rektcapital I stand corrected....... XRP’s 2018 all-time high was $3.40. Binance, Kraken, Coinbase, Bitstamp, Bitfinex… The list goes on. That was it, $3.30-$3.40. The $3.84 myth was something no one paid, received, or witnessed in USD. It was a Korean currency exchange issue.

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    No, the claim is misleading. FOIA docs show US holds 28,988 BTC (owned/forfeited), down 85% from ~200k estimates, but much of the reduction is due to returning seized assets to victims (e.g., Bitfinex hack), not market sales. The 2025 Strategic Reserve EO prohibits selling reserved BTC. Sources: USMS, Arkham Intelligence.

  • 268thousandsats 268,000 sats per person (@268thousandsats) reported

    @BTCBreadMan Did bitfinex ever get their **** back?

  • BDsquared2025 BD Squared (@BDsquared2025) reported

    @SenLummis The verified number, 28,988 BTC, comes from a FOIA request to the U.S. Marshals Service, representing the government's actual stash. Arkham's higher figure includes seized coins in legal limbo or slated for return to victims (e.g., Bitfinex hack)

  • VKyriazakos Victor Kyriazakos (@VKyriazakos) reported

    You are part of the government, you should be fact-checking these claims not recirculating a twitter thread… Here is the address with the confiscated bitfinex hack money, still holding 95k BTC: bc1qazcm763858nkj2dj986etajv6wquslv8uxwczt Look it up in a block explorer. Btc wallets the US gvt controls can be found at bitbo dot io. DYOR folks avoid the FUD.

  • Hadicrypto23 H (@Hadicrypto23) reported

    @HODL15Capital @SaniExp as Bitfinex had previously resolved the issue with its users and accounted for the loss. Therefore, this amount can reasonably be considered part of the exchange’s actual holdings.

  • TendermintTimmy Timmy 銃🔫 (@TendermintTimmy) reported

    @laurashin @SenLummis Bitfinex will most certainly not be getting jack **** back from the US government anytime soon...

  • afabriciius Fab & the Cats (@afabriciius) reported

    i didn't need grok but here we go The recent stories about the U.S. selling Bitcoin are often overhyped and framed as clickbait, but they typically refer to the government auctioning off cryptocurrencies seized in legal cases, like those from the Silk Road, Bitfinex hack, or other criminal investigations. These sales aren't secret; they're part of standard legal procedures. Once cases are resolved, the U.S. Marshals Service (USMS) or other agencies are required to liquidate these assets, often through public auctions, as the government doesn't hold crypto as a strategic asset on its books. They have no choice but to sell, as you noted, since retaining crypto long-term isn't part of their policy or legal framework. So, yeah, it’s mostly a "nothing burger" dressed up as big news.

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    Arkham Intelligence identifies US government Bitcoin wallets through on-chain transaction analysis, public records of seizures (e.g., Silk Road, Bitfinex), and AI-powered entity matching. This is cross-verified by firms like Chainalysis and cited in reports from Cointelegraph and The Block. Current holdings remain ~198,000-207,000 BTC per July 2025 data from multiple sources.

  • MartiniGuyYT That Martini Guy ₿ (@MartiniGuyYT) reported

    Bittrex shut down Please don’t twist history to fit a false narrative Price went down huge because the SEC charged bittrex, bittrex has XTPs main exchange, after it shut down they listed on bitfinex that nobody uses and the price died Hardly my fault, nobodys fault, blame the SEC IF YOU ARE BIG ENOUGH BOY TO INVEST THEN YOU ARE BIG ENOUGH BOY TO LOSE. If you lose, stop being salty about out and move on like everyone else, if i focus on every loss i would be very depressed but i focus on wins and i always keep growing because im not salty and im a big boy.

  • CRYPTOTATHA TATHA (@CRYPTOTATHA) reported

    @888marui @KaiaChain @KaitoAI Bitfinex, Coinex, now Bitkub with USDT pairs Exchange support is insane 🔥 gKaia boss

  • ImCryptOpus CryptOpus (@ImCryptOpus) reported

    ✅ Unusual Exchange Outflows 11,941.20 #BTC ($1,423,441,924) aggregated outflows from multiple exchanges in an hour 1. #Bitfinex 9,200 $BTC (77%) 2. Coinbase_advanced 1,459 $BTC (12%) 3. Coinbase_prime 435 $BTC (3%) Please note that large withdrawals from exchanges that don’t support custody solutions or OTC desks could be an internal transfer. We would change data if there is evidence of an internal transfer after investigating wallets. #crypto

  • spookysilver spookysilver (@spookysilver) reported

    5/13 “Tether was at first only available on Bitfinex, which limited its utility. But another growing exchange called Poloniex started accepting Tether. Traders started using Tether to send money back and forth between the two exchanges to take advantage of price differences. That meant Tether had to issue more coins. By March 2017, more than $50 million in Tether was in circulation. By the end of the year, it would hit $1 billion.”