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Re:Binance sees $2B in outflows as troubles compound by kortilla on Wednesday March 29, 2023 @03:49AM (#35353941)
They’ve only stated that because it’s not obvious there are any big legit crypto companies. If kraken looked fully above board, the big 4 accounting companies would be willing to take it on as a client.
Re:Binance sees $2B in outflows as troubles compound by karamanolev on Wednesday March 29, 2023 @04:20AM (#35354153)
I don't like crypto and I don't fully buy the Kraken audits, but man, are the Big 4 also full of s**. I wouldn't say any legit (if such exists) crypto firm can do anything to be taken on as a client at this point.
Re:Binance sees $2B in outflows as troubles compound by TheOtherHobbes on Wednesday March 29, 2023 @06:16AM (#35355031)
Which is ironic because the Big 4 are not known for aggressive auditing. There have been plenty of cases in trad-fi where a positive audit was followed by collapse, and sometimes evidence of criminality.
Re:Binance sees $2B in outflows as troubles compound by WrtCdEvrydy on Wednesday March 29, 2023 @09:31AM (#35357024)
> There have been plenty of cases in trad-fi where a positive audit was followed by collapse, and sometimes evidence of criminality.

I mean, audits should trigger a collapse... I assume once people inside realize the audit passed, they'll be more blatant and likely to blow up their scheme.

Re:Binance sees $2B in outflows as troubles compound by DannyBee on Wednesday March 29, 2023 @09:15AM (#35356793)
Sure but it changes nothing, as I said. Assume 99.9% of companies are fraudulent and that’s why they won’t do audits. You can’t say the 0.1% are fraudulent because they can’t get them to break their policy. You can only ask them to do what they can do.