Alright, looks like insider info isn’t all that reliable. This address is rumored to have close ties with Ah Pu, always making precise moves before major policy announcements, earning $100M in a month with a 100% win rate. To the moon. Then this week, they went long on the entire market with $190M, but this time it’s about to get liquidated. With the escalation of the conflict in Iran, BTC dropped from $71K to $66K, liquidating all the longs in the market. Seems like even insider info can’t predict when wars will escalate. In the comments, someone said the reason they dare to publicly show off their track record is because the CFTC now only has one commissioner left, so there’s basically no manpower to investigate insider trading. Here’s a recap of how the CFTC went from 5 members to just 1: Chairman Rostin Behnam — Left after Trump took office Summer Mersinger — Jumped ship to become Chair of Blockchain Association Christy Goldsmith Romero — Resigned Kristin Johnson — Also left Mike Selig — Confirmed by the Senate as the new Chair, but Caroline Pham immediately left to join MoonPay as Chief Legal Officer The result? The CFTC, which is responsible for regulating commodities futures, including crypto derivatives, is now down to just one commissioner. What’s even crazier is that, unlike the SEC, the CFTC doesn’t have a statutory minimum number of members required. This means one person can represent the entire commission and exercise full authority, but realistically, one person can’t enforce anything effectively. So when a regulatory agency is down to one person, insider trading can indeed run rampant.