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Japan issues warning again against cryptocurrency exchange

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A third warning? What's next, a stern look?

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An "Administrative Warning"..... a massive crime has occurred and they issue a warning. If money was stolen from a Corporation or Govt. entity they'd be all over this exchange but because it was a bunch of no name crypto risk takers they basically give it a pass. This is total BS. These crypto exchanges in Japan are basically Yakuza fishing grounds and the Govt. knows it. They are sacrificed as free game for any Yakuza group to infiltrate. You notice how they say.... they want the exchange to do the investigative work and the police or other Govt. entity do nothing. They should force all crypto currency accounts to be liquidated and shut the exchange because that is what they'd normally do in other circumstances.

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" Yakuza fishing grounds " Good One.

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A third warning? What's next, a stern look?

Haha!! GOOD ONE!!

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Ohhh a third warning. A kid never gets a third warning, but a spanking. They deserve the same.

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Pretty lame, not enough engineers in the field and Japan's security for IT is a joke at best.

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“A fool and his money are easily parted!”

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If they don't understand it, they can't regulate it. And other corporate entity's understand a warning?

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what would be a good name for another cryptocurrency blockchain? Asking for a friend

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The Financial Services Agency ordered Tech Bureau Inc to examine the circumstances that led to the heist and take steps to prevent a recurrence, and to report back with its findings

Let me guess: they are going to update the Windows firewall on their server?

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