dude i’m scared of getting a speeding ticket. how the hell do people just commit multi-billion dollar fraud like it’s a career choice you learn about in high school? insane.
You know I couldn’t care less if Tether blows up but the government or any real world bank just better not bail them out. That probably will happen seeing what happened in 2008…..
Anything can be corrupted, its just that with crypto, you're anonymous, and government cannot cover your ass and put any fraudster to jail and fet your money back
It looks like they were funneling a lot of cash into the Chinese real estate market through tether. Its estimated 1/3 of their 'commercial paper' was Evergrande bonds which are being defaulted on! This ponzi is propping up the chinese economy by a thread right now. WHen they go, everything else will follow shortly after. Shit is gonna get ugly fast!!!
THIS is the kind of journalism crypto needs more of. There's too many people uncritical of what's happening in the crypto space and it's just going to lead to more fraud.
That’s true, although I do admit the “China banned Bitcoin” FUD has definitely been overused since 2013, I wish sugarcoating that crypto is “going to the moon” would stop too
I'm a teacher and I'm over here taking notes on how to create a comprehensive, understandable, and engaging presentation. Keep up the great work, financial literacy is huge.
I think I looked at what tether was recently. I was like what is it. because someone said you can get it to buy crypto. so I looked. and I think I found the same. that it was backed by "nothing" "debt lent out to people as a gurentee" but who where those lendies. "who ever they deemed safe to them" I was like umm no this doesn't seem very good
Sticking to the "you're gonna need a lot more than one drink" bit throughout the intro, even deliberately botching the greeting *twice* was serious commitment to a joke
@@tangol8170 Aaron Maté. Glenn Greenwald. Chris Hedges. Matt Taibbi. A few others. They're out there, but they're few and far between. I know one thing, I wouldn't want to be on the wrong side of these shady Tether cats.
Im a crypto trader, this is not FUD, this is real journalism. Thanks to bring awearness to the subject. I hope Tether turns out to be legit, because is conserning that the whole crypto market liquidity is sitting on this time bomb.
@Bignuke87 you're right, but the point is that it's the third largest crypto coin by market cap. What does that say about the rest of the market. Do not forget, Bernie Madoff did his scams just prior to the 2008 market crash.
Bravo Coffeezilla. Bravo. From an OG who has been frustrated since 2017 trying to call out Tether. I'm glad an expose like this is finally coming out into mainstream social common knowledge.
@@rvahi the army, the government oversight, the elections, US influence on the rest of the world, GDP, actual physical goods instead of just niche internet stuff. The list goes on. Is it perfect? Of course not. But it also isn't propping up the rest of the world's currency on it's back like tether and has much more real reason to be believed or forced into
@@mgtowveteran3234 A huge crypto company without an audited FS is still a red flag. Love how you switched to another language to mock this person. Either you're scared or being creative.
The gentleman in the red shirt blew my mind. His like a top journalist. Where did he pulled all that information?! Must have taken months to dig out. Great job!
well, the intro is kinda weird (at least when not regularly watching his videos) and fluidly merges into the video (basically requiring linking with a timestamp), other than that, yes, totally amazing
Because he was asking too many questions. Which is worse. It’s like trying to buy a house and the owner saying “well I tried to get the house inspected but the inspector was inspecting too much.”
This is damn scary. Having those type of characters behind tether is almost a guarantee something illegal is happening. Plus having a ceo saying I can’t show you but the money is there. I promise! That was chilling. Usually I try to keep it lite in the comments but there’s nothing to joke about in this piece. Good work Coffee. This type of information is priceless.
That type or those types. Singular, plural. Don't scramble them like eggs. That type of character or those types of characters. Buy a damned grammar book if you have to.
If someone started a business where they give you a token/coin/piece of paper that represents a dollar, the first thing I expect them to do is give more tokens than they have dollars, because that's always what happens.
@@MichaelDiSalvoSATandACTTutor isn't crypto supposed to be getting away from those things? yet the ppl in crypto wanting to get away from them instead give their money to ppl who have no ethics, no morals, and have an easy way to steal their money in a blink of an eye with zero recourse. All crypto scams were cash scams before regulation. Crypto bros will never learn this.
just a note: the crypto influencer talking about FUD had a top banner advertising blockFi. I'm curious if he was screaming FUD when it was suspected BlockFi was about to declare bankruptcy.
a lot of crypto UA-camrs go in depth as to why something is considered FUD, they don't make fancy scripted and edited videos, they analyse and explain certain trends etc. wake up.
@@danxcanxcook But if they had a transaction fee then that would fund operations, like fiat currency exchanges do. So that element is not necessarily a red flag but yeah this company is seriously crooked
I believe at some point it would: at the point when there is a large enough sum of money that pays them interest when they are holding it at a bank. But it seems like they very much pump a lot more out of it than that...
Bro I don’t even trade, or have any knowledge of crypto currency whatsoever. I just found your channel to be similar to the guys who break the scam call centers in India, and I love it.
It’s literally the same vernacular people in MLMs use. “Quit looking at how scammy this business is, you don’t need to know details. Don’t be so negative!” Kinda scary.
I don’t think anyone from the crypto space, myself included, would call this video FUD. However, SafeMoon has the worst bunch of followers that comment the most hateful moronic shit to anyone that doesn’t advocate the purchase of safemoon.
watching these coffeezilla crypto episodes are extra enjoyable when you've never invested in any crypto and still have your money in your good ol bank.
...and you can rest assured that your accounts in your good ol' bank are just so rock-solid safe. Every dollar you've put there they've already lent out multiple times.
@@jimpollard9392 yeah but central banks are used by billions of people and are backed by governments and when they fail are bailed out by tax payers.. every crypto exchange ever has been a rug sir…
LMAO, you never really stopped and thought about this comment. Good ol banks are centralized and leverage their own asset. Sounds like FTX right? But hey, that 0.6% savings interest is juicy and bullish.
@@kemc4985 Ohhhh-kay. Backed by governments. And you can rest assured that they'll always do what they say they'll do. And you, the small-fry retail depositor, will not get shafted in favor of the big guys. With your tax money. You gotta trust the government, right? I mean, I take your point, but there'll come a day when you can't trust anyone. That day may be approaching, fast.
If everyone in the executive arm of tether was of good moral standing , this wouldn’t be an issue , I am not exactly sure of child predators, gamblers and Ponzi scheme enactor in charge of my money
@Failed Society But you probably shouldn't play a ponzi scheme within a ponzi scheme. Then you have these crypto scammers eroding your coins while the US government erodes the value of the dollar which is what all these cryptos are based off of. Also its unlikely the US government will crash the dollar to zero while the same can't be said about these crypto exchanges and coin developers just running with your money.
@@SourDonut99 -- most good cryptos are based on a borderless, mathmatical proof of value... the market decides. yes there are some shady things going on... even more so on the fiat currency side. BTC is digital gold. LTC is digital silver.... (faster and more liquid). ETH is distributed finance and cloud contracts. The USD has the "woke" military and oil (major commodities) behind it. There are other stable coins that could replace Tether ...they seem to be more honest (not difficult). Tether may well cause another BTC/Crypto winter - yet it always recovers.
Hey Coffee, I just want to say that as a Bitcoin old-timer following the Tether story since its inception, I respect the quality of the research, production, and storytelling.
Oh this is just too good. Part of the poker scam which he was found trying to cover up, then supervised FTX's collapse and fraud, now we know he's part of tether
I've been on a 'To Catch A Predator' binge watch recently, and there are some STARK similarities between the statement of Bitfinex and Tether being owned by the same people to an excuse one of the predators made. Right off the bat, he came in and said 'I'm here to meet Adriana... she's twenty-two.' Completely unprompted! Just blurts out 'SHE'S TWENTY TWO' because in his mind he has to insert that into the conversation somewhere because it's a flat-out lie and he has to get the truth covered up fast. That EXACT same cadence, the same hesitation, the same 'inserting something nobody goddamn asked about' happened in that statement. 'We're owned by the same people but we're not affiliated or anything like that... dollars are all there'. DOLLARS ARE ALL THERE. He just blurted that shit out immediately, unprompted, because he's LYING and needs to 'subtly' insert it into the conversation somewhere. Just like a predator blurting out 'she was twenty two' even though it makes no sense to bring that up right there and then.
Hey have you watched any of Dave's Lemonade predator commentary videos? He goes through the chat logs and the raw footage in the sting house. Most of his predator commentary videos are on his second channel, Dave's Lemons. Anyway I remember the interaction you referenced, it stuck with me too and you're spot on! They just couldn't wait, they needed that info out, it was in the front of their mind as it was their prepared lie. So they just spit it out, unprompted, without realising that just draws more attention to their deception. I'm not a body/speech analysis diehard, I think it's much less certain that some people think and everyone is different... But that just seems like such a enormous tell, something innocent people would not do. Good catch (a predator) !
Some Chinese ambassador to the UK was on BBC news an asked why his government was putting Uighur Muslims into concentration camps and his response was we're not sterilizing the Uighur Muslims.
Your channel has helped me see how cryptocurrencies are literally the digital equivalent of going “hey buy these coconuts and use them as currency! Everyone else will too!” But no one does and you just buy a bunch of useless non-edible coconut coins in your basement
Is it me or has the quality of this video or just channel in general went up like crazy. So Netflix worthy..probably better! I knew pumping the $ZILLA stock would be worth it!
Tether wasn't supposed to be any of they. Tether was supposed to be a trusted place to (indirectly) transfer actual cash between people buying and selling crypto currencies. If Tether actually refuses withdrawals (rather than having small print allowing them to refuse withdrawals), it's as big a problem as if a large bank did the same. Now the problem is that some shady people got involved, not that Tether was ever meant to be an inflated coupon.
Social media gives ponzi schemers a larger audience to prey on. Like has been stated, social media also contributes to a sense of FOMO, jealousy, and desperation, all in the hopes of getting rich quick. Social media isn't bad but bad people use it with bad intentions.
So glad I found you Coffeezilla - FINALLY a comprehensive well-researched vid on Tether that exposes everything people should know. Very few UA-camr's will admit to it's liabilities and outright sociopathic team that runs this scam making Elizabeth Holmes look like a friggin Saint. Keep caring and sharing! Your integrity is PRICELESS :)
@farmerfox99 There's nothing but vaporwave on crypto. It's a billion dollar market that couldn't provide a single product that's better than non-crypto alternatives. The practical reality is that there's no value and you can only make money if bigger fools enter after you to lose the money you earn.
@@holysmoke3201 That's just not true. The internet was extremely useful way before being worth even a million dollars and didn't need any hype to become a revolution. You're forcing a comparison that doesn't work.
just the way Potter ways “dollars are all there” is a huge red flag, not “all the tether is secured by dollars” or “the dollars are there in our vault” or even “THE dollars are all there” - just “dollars are all there” classic sign of lying, vague indefinite statements, yes dollars are there in the world but are they in your vault securing tether???
That management team's circle of evil, holy sh*t. - Ponzi schemer - Pirate of software - Online ped0ph1le - Fixed Online Gambler - MMO farmer I have to ask: do they have an arms dealer too, somewhere at the reception desk?
Stephen history is going to be very kind to you and you children and grand children will be proud of you. You have created a high standard and have won over a huge following and you now have earned the fear and respect of the Crypto dudes, KEEP up this important work and thank you sir
@@Harris15000 because since this was made FTX just fell. FTX’s parent company Alemeda is the largest holder of USDT in the billions. If FTX didn’t have liquidity due to insolvency because it was sending everything over to Alemeda to “invest” then Alemeda’s holdings are owed to someone else at best… or (and more likely) gone….
Cz does have a guarantee to pay you bavk what you lose money tru nefarious means. If binance gets hacked they do pay people back. Thats their main thing hence why binance is the biggest exchange in the crypto markets
Most likely they R all terrified of mentioning even *a whiff* of doubt or concern about the ticking Tether time bomb ... anything that could (further) erode the public perception of cryptocurrency in general & crypto exchanges in particular. It's like they've all planned & built a village or small town on a hillside or mountain slope that's prone to mudslides or avalanches -- any attempt to dismantle the community could set off a catastrophe, but if they simply sit on their thumbs then disaster is likely to come crashing down on their heads anyway. This seems to B a case of enormous wishful thinking: if they simply go on like business as usual, & keep reassuring everyone else that "everything is fine", the cryptobros hope that no one will notice the massive land subsidence event waiting to happen rite under everyone's feet....
I'd been hearing vague references to the shady connections between Tether and Bitfinex, but this is beyond anything I expected. Phenomenal job of explaining a dauntingly complex topic. Logical, clear, concise...& funny 🤣 Well done! (& subbed 😎👍🏻)
@@bigdswinger most people will watch 5 seconds, look at their cryptowallet and be like "I'll be rich soon.. let's ignore this fool". Damn shame. I think Zilla is 100% on point.
I think it could've been a really good idea to invest in something like bitcoin years back before it became a trend, but at this point, trying to enter the crypto market means you're just begging to be scammed
As someone who has zero investments in crypto, I still find the countless fraudulent things that happen in the world of crypto are always fascinating and I'm glad I don't have to worry about any of this mess lol
This is the reason why I subscribed to CoffeeZilla. Not the rugpull, scam pump and dump videos. Coz people who invest in those scheme, know what they are getting themselves into, yet still do it. More of this type of content please!
Anytime a video is about crypto it immediately gets botted with crypto scammers and if that isn't the sign of a good investment, I don't know what is. lol.
Real estate channels get botted with real estate scams. Stock channels get botted with stock scams. Influencer channels get botted with influencer scams.
the real funny thing, is tether acts exactly like a bank printing fiat currency. They take their debts vs liabilities and borrow against it to print more and hyper inflate everything.
@@RampagingCoder yeah that is true. There’s a famous quote that goes something like “if anyone knew how the monetary system really worked they would be disgusted”
Probably the ones who can't see the irony of relying on a digital crypto currency that's pretending to be just like the regulated real-world currency that their crypto is 'making obsolete' - just without the regulation. Or legally binding ToS. Or identifiable individuals you can hunt down if they run off with your money. I'll give it to the Tether guys, it's a neat little bit of social engineering - manufacturing trust by playing into the original 'gold-backed' economy idea.
@@medea27 but back when money was backed by gold it was legit had real tangible value fiat currency has no real value now and they keep printing more of it so it's fake value keep going down
Bitcoin is decentralized , tether is centralized. Your punishing the wrong guy. Stable coins is the ONLY way that fiat can take position in crypto, fiat problems WILL follow stable coins… decentralized blockchain IS the regulation to prevent this from happening.
it seems to me that its actually James, the voice and body movement, the last video he created is also about bitcoin being a massive pump and dump scam
Watching these videos I'm discouraged from going into anything crypto. There's so much the public can't know and it seems to all be controlled by a few crooked people
7:47 The transition to “Thank goodness Tether is a transparent company” literally made me LOL. Great vid mate! Great job. Ppl who don’t understand/dismiss Tether are fruit loops.
If Tether collapses, it will shake the consumers' trust in cryptocurrencies like never before. Also, it might lead to a massive banning of cryptocurrencies all around the world by governments. Like I know that crypto is highly volatile. Basically any bigger news can hit it pretty bad. But this is just next level. If Tether collapses, the whole crypto space will experience such a huge shock that I don't even want to think about this because I also invested in crypto. The story about Tether is very terrifying.
dude i’m scared of getting a speeding ticket. how the hell do people just commit multi-billion dollar fraud like it’s a career choice you learn about in high school? insane.
Step 1: Be a sociopath
@@rpfoxw Ok step 2??
Because they can?
@@gamercod3520 Step 2: start scamming as if there is no tomorrow.
Something wrong with their brains…. Or ducks
“Hey what happened to your auditor?”
“Oh we fired him because he was doing his job a bit *TOO* well.”
You know when they be firing there auditor that it’s all over.
"I have fired the horsecatcher"
You know I couldn’t care less if Tether blows up but the government or any real world bank just better not bail them out. That probably will happen seeing what happened in 2008…..
"because he wasn't in on it"
"He wouldn't take the bribes to half-ass his job"
Famous last words: "Crypto is decentralized, and free of the corruption of the central banking system"
People didn’t want it to be free of corruption, they just wanted to be the corrupt ones.
@@JamEngulfer Bingo! That is a universal truth
Anything can be corrupted, its just that with crypto, you're anonymous, and government cannot cover your ass and put any fraudster to jail and fet your money back
Free of oversight as well. I bet most of the dollars backing Tether are now in the personal bank accounts of the founders.
It looks like they were funneling a lot of cash into the Chinese real estate market through tether. Its estimated 1/3 of their 'commercial paper' was Evergrande bonds which are being defaulted on! This ponzi is propping up the chinese economy by a thread right now. WHen they go, everything else will follow shortly after. Shit is gonna get ugly fast!!!
I'm honestly amazed that a year later, Tether is still around especially after all those crypto exchanges going under..
Not only that, a year later the Tether in circulation are 66B so in that 1 year since the video was posted they issued another 4B Tether.
winters not over yet
@@klorell5319 If Tether is a scam, why aren't prosecutors looking into this? Will this just keep going?
So is it like good now?
@@Arvl. Nah, their moneyprinter is still at it
THIS is the kind of journalism crypto needs more of. There's too many people uncritical of what's happening in the crypto space and it's just going to lead to more fraud.
That’s true, although I do admit the “China banned Bitcoin” FUD has definitely been overused since 2013, I wish sugarcoating that crypto is “going to the moon” would stop too
finally someone tackled tether, the brrrrrrrrrrr machine behind the last huge BTC rally
You have no idea about crypto. Stay poor, I like that.
@@sensational136 looool have fun being in a cult.
few will understand, right?
@@grutopsy How so?
I'm a teacher and I'm over here taking notes on how to create a comprehensive, understandable, and engaging presentation. Keep up the great work, financial literacy is huge.
I think I looked at what tether was recently. I was like what is it. because someone said you can get it to buy crypto. so I looked. and I think I found the same. that it was backed by "nothing" "debt lent out to people as a gurentee" but who where those lendies. "who ever they deemed safe to them" I was like umm no this doesn't seem very good
...so today i learned that my old english teacher watches coffeezilla
That's amazing! I bet your lectures/presentations have improved as a result! Must be a cool teacher to comment on a coffeezilla video
Coffeezilla is fantastic no doubt
Ah yes... Shroedinger's money reserves: the money is both there and not at the same time, and if you try to confirm, you become broke
Good one bro hahaha
That's not even how you spell it but I'm not gonna be a grammar nazi cus that's funny lmao
quantic money
Lmaooo
Men Id rather trust "Trust Me Bro" than these guys despite my Tethers
The robot saying “it’s cringe” was way funnier than it should be
Sticking to the "you're gonna need a lot more than one drink" bit throughout the intro, even deliberately botching the greeting *twice* was serious commitment to a joke
At least i wasn't the only one
Stay safe brother. You’re shaking some huge tables and you’re a real journalist in my books. Stay safe ❤️
Tether Untethered
Real journalist is a massive complement and a hard find nowadays and I couldn't agree more
@@tangol8170 Aaron Maté. Glenn Greenwald. Chris Hedges. Matt Taibbi. A few others. They're out there, but they're few and far between. I know one thing, I wouldn't want to be on the wrong side of these shady Tether cats.
True 99% of “journalists” are pure and utter scum nowadays
Only replying to push this comment. :-)
Im a crypto trader, this is not FUD, this is real journalism. Thanks to bring awearness to the subject. I hope Tether turns out to be legit, because is conserning that the whole crypto market liquidity is sitting on this time bomb.
@Bignuke87 you're right, but the point is that it's the third largest crypto coin by market cap. What does that say about the rest of the market.
Do not forget, Bernie Madoff did his scams just prior to the 2008 market crash.
So what you're saying is, I should get in once Tether collapses?
hope this fucking annihilates the crypto market.
what measures are you taking to protect yourself?
@@buttsauceable I doubt it
As Peter Zeihan once said, "not all cryptocurrency is a scam, some of it is just a pyramid scheme."
Tomato tomatoe
I don’t think you understand what a pyramid scheme is
Clueless.
@@cryptoholica72 lmao crypto bro cry harder pls
USD after 1971 is also a fraud like USDT. And no one is crying about it.
Bravo Coffeezilla. Bravo. From an OG who has been frustrated since 2017 trying to call out Tether. I'm glad an expose like this is finally coming out into mainstream social common knowledge.
Lol, the difference between tether and fed is?
@@rvahi Fed's scam is more known than Tether's scam
@@rvahi the army, the government oversight, the elections, US influence on the rest of the world, GDP, actual physical goods instead of just niche internet stuff. The list goes on. Is it perfect? Of course not. But it also isn't propping up the rest of the world's currency on it's back like tether and has much more real reason to be believed or forced into
Still not collapsing, lmfao. Missed the bottom, bobo.
@@mgtowveteran3234 A huge crypto company without an audited FS is still a red flag. Love how you switched to another language to mock this person. Either you're scared or being creative.
The gentleman in the red shirt blew my mind. His like a top journalist. Where did he pulled all that information?! Must have taken months to dig out. Great job!
Yeah genuinely the most impressed I’ve been out of all his interviewees. And I’ve seen every video lol
Who is he? I've been trying to figure that out
When he said “money’s there, can promise you that.” Literally sounded like he was lying lmao. I love crypto but man this is not good.
But.... but we bank at the same bank
"Dollar's all there"
[x] DOUBT
In a foreign voice too, I watch too many movies to know that's the evil guy
"not good" ,love it. Me I am expressly avoiding the disaster coming soon.
Did he do the pinky promise ?
Production quality is out of the world 🔥🔥
So... thoughts?
So whats the thought junggy 🤓
Not really. He made this video at home, not in space.
Reminds me of Quinn's Ideas & Trollion
well, the intro is kinda weird (at least when not regularly watching his videos) and fluidly merges into the video (basically requiring linking with a timestamp), other than that, yes, totally amazing
This video isn't just an expose, it's art. Nice work!
100% art, this was posted a year ago, and tether is much stronger than before by 10%, why do you think that is?
@@xehP FTX also looked really strong until it collapsed in a single day. It's called fraud.
@@Miranox2 funny how he didn’t make a video on FTT 💀
It's an NFT 😆 🤣
@@xehP Why wouldnt they? Do you think that proves something?
“We’re firing our auditor because he knows too much.”
Wut
Because he was asking too many questions. Which is worse. It’s like trying to buy a house and the owner saying “well I tried to get the house inspected but the inspector was inspecting too much.”
it's like being a food company and being like " we won't do a health inspection because the inspector is asking to much"
Not fishy at all
5 billion dollars in "assets" per employee. That says it all.
Man it's wild to see you here. I miss your videos and hope you're well!
@@murdey yeah
Yeah wtf haven’t seen Vexxed in forever!
From the old RuneScape days to North Korea
When’s the next vid coming out lol
This is damn scary. Having those type of characters behind tether is almost a guarantee something illegal is happening. Plus having a ceo saying I can’t show you but the money is there. I promise! That was chilling. Usually I try to keep it lite in the comments but there’s nothing to joke about in this piece. Good work Coffee. This type of information is priceless.
@crassgop that's my bank!
Well its kind of funny to me but then I keep my money in a coffee can buried in the back yard.
That type or those types. Singular, plural. Don't scramble them like eggs. That type of character or those types of characters. Buy a damned grammar book if you have to.
get out while you can
@@stefanfrankel8157 As a fellow nerd who gets triggered by grammar errors, I have to say, it was probably just a typo bruh.
Your channel is so freaking good. Your work is so thorough and everything is presented well. I'm glad UA-cam finally recommended your channel to me
So true!
Love the editing on this one. Great work!
*You have no clue.* ✔
Hey Patrick, would love to hear your take on Tether on your channel as well!!
@@asswhole4195 yeah, that would be great
Yeah, Pat. What do you think of tether. It will be a great video. Thanks👍
Are you using bots on your own comments???
If someone started a business where they give you a token/coin/piece of paper that represents a dollar, the first thing I expect them to do is give more tokens than they have dollars, because that's always what happens.
If it's worth a dollar why not just use a dollar?
@@BeersAndBeatsPDX crypto to crypto transaction not crypto to fiat. None taxable till it’s USD so they made USDT
Like, gold standard all over again
@@BeersAndBeatsPDX it's like buying arcade tokens, they have their own unique use
Oldest trick in the book. Banks have been doing that with loan papers since at least the 1800s
I’m gonna get out ahead of this and say Coffeezilla didn’t kill himself.
^^^
As long as he doesnt try to say the Clintons are involved....
Oh damn!!!!!!!!!! Real T
ill second this as a certified clairvoyant lol
Neither did Epstein.
So basically Tether and Bitfinex were founded by a syndicate of every possible villain out there.
No, I think The Penguin steered clear of this one
@@jarrodbright5231 🤣
Sounds like bankers and politicians to me 🫣
@@MichaelDiSalvoSATandACTTutor isn't crypto supposed to be getting away from those things? yet the ppl in crypto wanting to get away from them instead give their money to ppl who have no ethics, no morals, and have an easy way to steal their money in a blink of an eye with zero recourse. All crypto scams were cash scams before regulation. Crypto bros will never learn this.
they are not villains
"mOnEY iS tHeRe i cAn pRoMIsE yOu tHaT"
source: trust me bro
😹😹😹😹😹😹
@@neighborhoodcatlady6094 😻😻😻😻
thats the most stupid thing i hear some one say like ever!! lmao
I trust papa John more than all this criminal. Lol
@@philh8023 they always deliver quick haha
Damn coffee this is the type of info that gets people disappeared. Thank you
He and Jake Tran should start a youtube channel together
Nah , if he was talking about regular banks yeah
Which of the 13 guys is gonna do it lol
damn the whole board of the company looks like a criminal reunion
Mafia. That's the word you want.
From *redacted*
Because it is.
It's amazing that there is so much "confidence" in a currency that no one can "prove" is backed by anything tangible.
I like that comment but I won't "like" it because the number of likes feels just about right 😆
just a note: the crypto influencer talking about FUD had a top banner advertising blockFi. I'm curious if he was screaming FUD when it was suspected BlockFi was about to declare bankruptcy.
who?
a lot of crypto UA-camrs go in depth as to why something is considered FUD, they don't make fancy scripted and edited videos, they analyse and explain certain trends etc. wake up.
@@xehP Ooof.
Imagine agreeing with someone and then insulting them. Don't be so dense, you've made SO many replies on this channel this week 😶
@@jeffbrownstain I've probably made like 5 comments lmao generic liar.
@@xehP I can see your comments on this channel and they range in the dozens, as can everyone else on youtube.
CNBC reporting it is opening criminal fraud case against Tether. Good work.
Here after the article.
@@nickbourgouin595And....what happened lol
The thing that made me distrustful is that if they actually just backed Tether with USD they wouldn't be able to finance their operations
Exactly - what is their business model
But why? Could you explain please? Why would not USD work?
@@onatkorucu842 because technically they would have zero revenue.
@@danxcanxcook But if they had a transaction fee then that would fund operations, like fiat currency exchanges do. So that element is not necessarily a red flag but yeah this company is seriously crooked
I believe at some point it would: at the point when there is a large enough sum of money that pays them interest when they are holding it at a bank. But it seems like they very much pump a lot more out of it than that...
I was listening on my drive home and straight up pulled over to give this my full attention
its that good right?!
Did you dump your bag?
I was laying down ready to go to bed now here i am full boar in my trousers about to watch the full thing
Hahaha that's funny
Guyz I don't have Bitc.¡n but even I am looking out of my window of my overpriced high-rise concerned 😬
Bro I don’t even trade, or have any knowledge of crypto currency whatsoever. I just found your channel to be similar to the guys who break the scam call centers in India, and I love it.
"There's so much negativity" sounds like the fortune teller's excuse when put through an actual test and can't perform.
It’s literally the same vernacular people in MLMs use. “Quit looking at how scammy this business is, you don’t need to know details. Don’t be so negative!” Kinda scary.
They also both do the whole _"it doesn't work if you don't believe in it!"_ shtick, too.
That teaser really made me the earliest I've ever been to the billion-dollar studio featuring the all mighty and quite handsome, Coffeezilla.
As a crypto investor since mid 2016, this is hands down your best and most well-researched video.
I don’t think anyone from the crypto space, myself included, would call this video FUD. However, SafeMoon has the worst bunch of followers that comment the most hateful moronic shit to anyone that doesn’t advocate the purchase of safemoon.
@@JohnPedder HEY HEY HEY I like safemoon
@@JohnPedder A lot of the Safemoon criticism has been FUD, let’s be honest.
Safemoon what?
And yet a year later Tether is doing fine…..
watching these coffeezilla crypto episodes are extra enjoyable when you've never invested in any crypto and still have your money in your good ol bank.
...and you can rest assured that your accounts in your good ol' bank are just so rock-solid safe. Every dollar you've put there they've already lent out multiple times.
@@jimpollard9392 yeah but central banks are used by billions of people and are backed by governments and when they fail are bailed out by tax payers.. every crypto exchange ever has been a rug sir…
@@jimpollard9392 they’ve lent out every dollar yet he still has every dollar in his account. That’s how banks work.
LMAO, you never really stopped and thought about this comment. Good ol banks are centralized and leverage their own asset. Sounds like FTX right? But hey, that 0.6% savings interest is juicy and bullish.
@@kemc4985 Ohhhh-kay. Backed by governments. And you can rest assured that they'll always do what they say they'll do. And you, the small-fry retail depositor, will not get shafted in favor of the big guys. With your tax money. You gotta trust the government, right?
I mean, I take your point, but there'll come a day when you can't trust anyone. That day may be approaching, fast.
If everyone in the executive arm of tether was of good moral standing , this wouldn’t be an issue , I am not exactly sure of child predators, gamblers and Ponzi scheme enactor in charge of my money
Exactly... I'd rather trust it with JP Morgan, Chase and HSBC... Oh.... Wait...
@@Brian-vs9sd None of these banks issue a currency, try again
Start your own currency then because it’s going to be hard to find one. I’m even losing faith in gold/silver
@@Brian-vs9sd hold that bag bro.. hell yeah.. to the moon bois
You can´t trust anyone with huge amounts of money. Period.
The further down this rabbit hole you go the more imaginary money becomes. Our entire financial system is one giant ponzi scheme
@Failed Society But you probably shouldn't play a ponzi scheme within a ponzi scheme. Then you have these crypto scammers eroding your coins while the US government erodes the value of the dollar which is what all these cryptos are based off of. Also its unlikely the US government will crash the dollar to zero while the same can't be said about these crypto exchanges and coin developers just running with your money.
@@SourDonut99 -- most good cryptos are based on a borderless, mathmatical proof of value... the market decides.
yes there are some shady things going on...
even more so on the fiat currency side.
BTC is digital gold. LTC is digital silver.... (faster and more liquid). ETH is distributed finance and cloud contracts.
The USD has the "woke" military and oil (major commodities) behind it.
There are other stable coins that could replace Tether ...they seem to be more honest (not difficult).
Tether may well cause another BTC/Crypto winter - yet it always recovers.
🤣👍
@@drx1xym154 yeah mathematical value that rises and falls because of Elon and China. Hmm seems legit!
@@drx1xym154 what are some better stable coins?
Hey Coffee, I just want to say that as a Bitcoin old-timer following the Tether story since its inception, I respect the quality of the research, production, and storytelling.
Well, tell us your thoughts?
All talk then? A disapointment
Wait, Dan Friedberg from FTX was also part of the poker god mode scam, small world haha
Oh this is just too good. Part of the poker scam which he was found trying to cover up, then supervised FTX's collapse and fraud, now we know he's part of tether
It's a big club....
I totally trust a multibillionaire company run by 13 scammers...
Are you referring to JP Morgan?
@@Brian-vs9sd do they have 13 employees?
The key words are run by.
@@Brian-vs9sd Sure, because a 13 guys scam operation is the same of a bank with 255,351 employees...
@@louisvuitton1859 That's what the video says: a total of 13 people run USDT.
I've been on a 'To Catch A Predator' binge watch recently, and there are some STARK similarities between the statement of Bitfinex and Tether being owned by the same people to an excuse one of the predators made.
Right off the bat, he came in and said 'I'm here to meet Adriana... she's twenty-two.' Completely unprompted! Just blurts out 'SHE'S TWENTY TWO' because in his mind he has to insert that into the conversation somewhere because it's a flat-out lie and he has to get the truth covered up fast. That EXACT same cadence, the same hesitation, the same 'inserting something nobody goddamn asked about' happened in that statement.
'We're owned by the same people but we're not affiliated or anything like that... dollars are all there'.
DOLLARS ARE ALL THERE.
He just blurted that shit out immediately, unprompted, because he's LYING and needs to 'subtly' insert it into the conversation somewhere. Just like a predator blurting out 'she was twenty two' even though it makes no sense to bring that up right there and then.
No Jerry Griffith came to meet 22 she's adrianna years old!
"I've been on a To Catch a Predator" is a bad way to start a sentence
Hey have you watched any of Dave's Lemonade predator commentary videos? He goes through the chat logs and the raw footage in the sting house. Most of his predator commentary videos are on his second channel, Dave's Lemons.
Anyway I remember the interaction you referenced, it stuck with me too and you're spot on!
They just couldn't wait, they needed that info out, it was in the front of their mind as it was their prepared lie. So they just spit it out, unprompted, without realising that just draws more attention to their deception.
I'm not a body/speech analysis diehard, I think it's much less certain that some people think and everyone is different... But that just seems like such a enormous tell, something innocent people would not do.
Good catch (a predator) !
Funny you talk about predators because Collins Rector was heavily connected with Epstein, Epstein is all over crypto land.
Some Chinese ambassador to the UK was on BBC news an asked why his government was putting Uighur Muslims into concentration camps and his response was we're not sterilizing the Uighur Muslims.
You make incredible videos.... the research, the editing, the narration...keep it up man. Love this channel
Greetings my sapling
My young sap
Are you his room mate ?!?
Bruh what, sneaker reseller watching anti scam UA-camrs?
I always used to watch you when you only had 2 k subs bro, won many sneaker raffles bcs of u ❤️
Watching this after SBF was arrested. Crypto is real easy to commit fraud with seems like.
decentralized and unregulated.
The Super Best Friends were arrested? I thought they went their separate ways *years* ago.
Regulators failing as usual.
Just from what I'm seeing, crypto *is* fraud. Just straight-up. Been that way since the start.
Yes tether still stands… so far
Proving once again that you put more effort into your investigations than the SEC does into theirs.
The sec are there to stop the small and poor people from getting rich
Crypto isn't regulated if that's what you're implying
@Mcillsonn if U.S. govt wants to tax it then they better regulate it too
@Mcillsonn good luck regulating a decentralised concept
should be top comment!
Your channel has helped me see how cryptocurrencies are literally the digital equivalent of going “hey buy these coconuts and use them as currency! Everyone else will too!” But no one does and you just buy a bunch of useless non-edible coconut coins in your basement
You can buy a company stock like Apple that makes more profit in one quarter than anyone else doee in a year, or coconuts....
Hm... Tough decision. I will take the coconuts please
cocor nut
Except that people do use cryptocurrencies
Are you new to crypto?
Not all crypto is like that though....
Is it me or has the quality of this video or just channel in general went up like crazy. So Netflix worthy..probably better! I knew pumping the $ZILLA stock would be worth it!
$ZILLA TO THE MOON!!!!
hes been on netflix!! only in the credits but it counts in my book
$ZILLA will pay my first born’s lambo!!!
I invested in $ZILLA before this vid. I guess im becoming a millionaire soon B)
Gotta respect the pump!
Who'd have thought a digital lottery pyramid scheme currency would attract so many ponzi scheme trading companies?
Tether wasn't supposed to be any of they. Tether was supposed to be a trusted place to (indirectly) transfer actual cash between people buying and selling crypto currencies. If Tether actually refuses withdrawals (rather than having small print allowing them to refuse withdrawals), it's as big a problem as if a large bank did the same.
Now the problem is that some shady people got involved, not that Tether was ever meant to be an inflated coupon.
Social media gives ponzi schemers a larger audience to prey on. Like has been stated, social media also contributes to a sense of FOMO, jealousy, and desperation, all in the hopes of getting rich quick. Social media isn't bad but bad people use it with bad intentions.
This story is so crazy I thought Dan Lok was going to be involved somehow.
where's Brian Rose?.....I know....taken the piss
@@SKY-wt2pp he took it then drank it
This comment had me rolling
@@SKY-wt2pp did you donate?
@@eznosnopes5276 Urine too deep donating to him
Graham Stephan sent me, keep up the great informative content!
Graham "whats up clicks, its bait here" Stephan?
@@refundreplay nice
Graham's busy hands tire me out.
This aged like fine milk
So glad I found you Coffeezilla - FINALLY a comprehensive well-researched vid on Tether that exposes everything people should know. Very few UA-camr's will admit to it's liabilities and outright sociopathic team that runs this scam making Elizabeth Holmes look like a friggin Saint. Keep caring and sharing! Your integrity is PRICELESS :)
Loved your comparison to Elizabeth. Holy smoke. Now that luna has tanked what do you think about chances of tether now?
@@farmerfox99 Fucking Zero.
@farmerfox99
There's nothing but vaporwave on crypto. It's a billion dollar market that couldn't provide a single product that's better than non-crypto alternatives. The practical reality is that there's no value and you can only make money if bigger fools enter after you to lose the money you earn.
@@ekki1993 yeah, that's what they said about the internet before it became mainstream lol
@@holysmoke3201 That's just not true. The internet was extremely useful way before being worth even a million dollars and didn't need any hype to become a revolution. You're forcing a comparison that doesn't work.
The shameless bravado and ego needed to be such a pos is astounding. Love your work Coffeezilla
just the way Potter ways “dollars are all there” is a huge red flag, not “all the tether is secured by dollars” or “the dollars are there in our vault” or even “THE dollars are all there” - just “dollars are all there” classic sign of lying, vague indefinite statements, yes dollars are there in the world but are they in your vault securing tether???
Tether is backed by
Feathers
@@anonismust lesthers
@@anonismust backed by heathers
Doctor: sir, please turn your head and cough…
Phil Potter: THE MONEY IS THERE!!!!!
😂😂🤣😂🤣
Dollars are there *sad fraud noices*
🤣🤣🤣😭
In sad valley girl accent
That management team's circle of evil, holy sh*t.
- Ponzi schemer
- Pirate of software
- Online ped0ph1le
- Fixed Online Gambler
- MMO farmer
I have to ask: do they have an arms dealer too, somewhere at the reception desk?
Phil!
Edited: Phok!
I mean...I really don't doubt it
If those guys are busy running Tether, who’s running Hell?
What's so evil about being a MMO farmer tho lol
@@BanditDil210 paying people in the third world to farm mmo items is pretty scummy tho .
Stephen history is going to be very kind to you and you children and grand children will be proud of you. You have created a high standard and have won over a huge following and you now have earned the fear and respect of the Crypto dudes, KEEP up this important work and thank you sir
"If u look too close to their funds, it may just vanish." That cracked me up.
That’s why I only buy and sell pet rocks. I can’t lose
This comment made me laugh much harder than I want to admit
@@joecool4656 same :)
I only trade blue axolotl in Minecraft
😆
I'm still sitting on all these tulip bulbs.
I feel like this video signifies a graduation from youtuber you covers scams, to investigative journalist and story teller. Really good stuff
I actually knew him from Coffee Break
This needs an update!
Why is that? Explain please.
@@Harris15000 because since this was made FTX just fell. FTX’s parent company Alemeda is the largest holder of USDT in the billions. If FTX didn’t have liquidity due to insolvency because it was sending everything over to Alemeda to “invest” then Alemeda’s holdings are owed to someone else at best… or (and more likely) gone….
The update is, he turned out to be wrong, by all indications
@@streetracer2321 how so?
@@Kill3rwasp it’s been over a year since the ‘exposé’ and Tether is still working fine
Two things:
- Your editing...man, freaking AMAZING!
- The whole Tether scam...geez!
Hearing him say "the dollars are there" sounds a lot like CZ saying "funds are safu"
Different men, same scumbaggery.
I just loled really hard
Cz does have a guarantee to pay you bavk what you lose money tru nefarious means. If binance gets hacked they do pay people back. Thats their main thing hence why binance is the biggest exchange in the crypto markets
@@karlgredona1651 there are no guarantees in crypto
@@mr.amir_spb you say that as if theres a guarantee in traditional markets when you are irresponsible with your trades
This has to be the video of the year the shock value of this video is timeless
@Michael Mark Shut the hell up bro
Not really weve been known this. A simple solution is to use gemini
@@ceologreen why gemini?
@@gobtoshi5610 do your own research. Essentially they have a federally insured bank as a custodian. I dont get paid enough to explain further
What's more amazing to me is that every exchange seems to be fine with this. Like they are too deep into the rabbit hole to get out of it.
Which makes you go hmmmmm🤔
Most likely they R all terrified of mentioning even *a whiff* of doubt or concern about the ticking Tether time bomb ... anything that could (further) erode the public perception of cryptocurrency in general & crypto exchanges in particular.
It's like they've all planned & built a village or small town on a hillside or mountain slope that's prone to mudslides or avalanches -- any attempt to dismantle the community could set off a catastrophe, but if they simply sit on their thumbs then disaster is likely to come crashing down on their heads anyway.
This seems to B a case of enormous wishful thinking: if they simply go on like business as usual, & keep reassuring everyone else that "everything is fine", the cryptobros hope that no one will notice the massive land subsidence event waiting to happen rite under everyone's feet....
This is journalism, I mean really good stuff
@@geams I just bought a car with tethers. What's this about gambling again?
I'd been hearing vague references to the shady connections between Tether and Bitfinex, but this is beyond anything I expected. Phenomenal job of explaining a dauntingly complex topic. Logical, clear, concise...& funny 🤣 Well done! (& subbed 😎👍🏻)
The fact that this channel hasn't reached a million subs yet is an abomination.
The truth isn’t appealing to the masses
@@KenGreen-tm7si The video quality should be
@@bigdswinger most people will watch 5 seconds, look at their cryptowallet and be like "I'll be rich soon.. let's ignore this fool". Damn shame. I think Zilla is 100% on point.
nah, currently it is an employer-sponsored defined contribution pension account.
it should have 60 billion subscribers tbh
Stories like this are the prime example of why I never have and never will invest in crypto.
I think it could've been a really good idea to invest in something like bitcoin years back before it became a trend, but at this point, trying to enter the crypto market means you're just begging to be scammed
There are scams everywhere I don't think your comment is relevant. Even the guy that made the video said he is holding crypto.
@@JahmmiOfficial it is relevant. Not to you, but to the person who made the comment.
@@JahmmiOfficial and even he said there a chance he might lose it all w/ everyone else
It needs regulation or else crypto won't work, period.
35 mins of coffeezilla, you gotta spoil us like this more often
@Michael Mark not again
@@ayeansh Dude, this guy is everywhere on the map, requires an E-slap
You are going to make some very nefarious people very angry.
Godspeed my dude 👊
What I've learned from this is that crypto is basically ran by the Suicide Squad...
😂😂😂
Haha it’s the wild west right now furshur 😂
@@face1159 only like 90 percent
As someone who has zero investments in crypto, I still find the countless fraudulent things that happen in the world of crypto are always fascinating and I'm glad I don't have to worry about any of this mess lol
Have you not watched (listened to) the video? It can absolutely affect you and all of us.
“Well if it does fail, we all going down together boys “ lol *likes video
Yeàaaaaaaaaa😤😤😤
So true.
If crypto fails due to Elon Musk, Tether or any other centralised entities, it didn’t deserve to succeed.
Pass the cigars
This is the reason why I subscribed to CoffeeZilla. Not the rugpull, scam pump and dump videos. Coz people who invest in those scheme, know what they are getting themselves into, yet still do it. More of this type of content please!
In Scotland we use the word fud to describe someone who is dim-witted.
@Lewis Kinney Kinney
Tether is the biggest stable coin scam in the world. Buyer beware. Love the work Coffee keep it up 👍 from Crypto Gypsy 🔮🔮
The production value of this is higher than Tethers Market cap
Anything is possible...
Lolol
Protect this man at all costs
He really shaking up the decentralised world lol
Shut up
He’s a goat 🐐
Yeah he’s gonna need it probably
Wow, the 10 million dollar studio comes with a robot. Those Coffeezilla courses must be selling very well!
Good work. I'm not sure why the algorithm suddenly recommended this to me 1 year later.
One of the only real journalists I’ve ever scene. Fascinating, entertaining, comedic. Keep going and stay safe
Scene? Kappa
Seen
Great vídeo dude! LOVE 💖
This is impressive, he's talented
q hacia aca
Anytime a video is about crypto it immediately gets botted with crypto scammers and if that isn't the sign of a good investment, I don't know what is. lol.
Real estate channels get botted with real estate scams. Stock channels get botted with stock scams. Influencer channels get botted with influencer scams.
@@ericp1139 Yeah, but from having done other investment videos I can tell ya there is a noticeable difference with crypto.
If someone tells you crypto is an investment, run. Crypto is a gamble or maybe a hobby, don't put in more than you can afford to lose.
@@quixomega you’re just uneducated, Bitcoin is literally the best performing asset
Crypto is still a good investment dude...it’s new as hell so obviously people are trying to play it
It's now 2024. Tether has broken $100B in circulation.
Yeesh, it's gonna be real bad if it collapses
Where’s it at rn
@@GaryCharles-c2mone of the most profitable companies in history
the real funny thing, is tether acts exactly like a bank printing fiat currency. They take their debts vs liabilities and borrow against it to print more and hyper inflate everything.
This is the first tether video that actually made me feel uneasy about this.
Same, it’s really unnerving.
so gnarly. i want out of everything except HBAR.
@@gurpchirp get some veChain too
@@RampagingCoder yeah that is true. There’s a famous quote that goes something like “if anyone knew how the monetary system really worked they would be disgusted”
@@RampagingCoder That's because bank accounts are FDIC insured up to $250K per account if not bailed out entirely. Your Tether holdings: not.
Not sure who would call this FUD in the crypto industry. Most people in the community know how dodgy Tether is.
You sound tethered to the idea
Probably the ones who can't see the irony of relying on a digital crypto currency that's pretending to be just like the regulated real-world currency that their crypto is 'making obsolete' - just without the regulation. Or legally binding ToS. Or identifiable individuals you can hunt down if they run off with your money.
I'll give it to the Tether guys, it's a neat little bit of social engineering - manufacturing trust by playing into the original 'gold-backed' economy idea.
Feels like Tether was created by traditional finance to undermine faith in crypto
@@medea27 but back when money was backed by gold it was legit had real tangible value fiat currency has no real value now and they keep printing more of it so it's fake value keep going down
@@medea27 how long have you been around in this game?
Glad you did this one. Not sure why none of my usual crypto news outlets haven't addressed this yet!!!
The people that believe Tether doesn't matter because it only has a 64 billion dollar market cap, do not understand how market caps work.
The only way Tether doesn't matter to you is you have no crypto.
@@quixomega What is "crypto"?
@@quixomega or you use gemini
@@ceologreen Gemini doesn't use tether? Pretty interesting...
Can you explain bud rather than not
"Crypto doesnt need regulation" says every bitcoin billionaire who invested 1000 bucks 5 years ago. But... are we really sure about this ?
Yes we are. Cope.
Bitcoin is decentralized , tether is centralized. Your punishing the wrong guy. Stable coins is the ONLY way that fiat can take position in crypto, fiat problems WILL follow stable coins… decentralized blockchain IS the regulation to prevent this from happening.
It won't be regulated coz the politicians and all the rest already bought Btc and want the price to go up.
Yes. We are.
Invest in shitcoins at your own risk.
@@vicariouswitness the thing is us fiat is backed by guns, arab oil indirectly
Using James voice was brilliant!
Huum interessante te ver aqui meu amigo.
Claro! Como não
Was it though? It made me think that James was this guy.
it seems to me that its actually James, the voice and body movement, the last video he created is also about bitcoin being a massive pump and dump scam
Who is James?
We need a 2025 edition of this video. Tether is now at 140B+
The tether/bitfinex guys roll call reads like a list of Bernie Madoff protoges
Or Saul Alinsky protégé. They are a bunch of child abusers!
Lol Madoff came to mind instantly. Burry probably isn't wrong about a rug pull in the not so distant future
This felt like the first cross over between CoffeeBreak and CoffeeZilla.
Watching these videos I'm discouraged from going into anything crypto. There's so much the public can't know and it seems to all be controlled by a few crooked people
Bingo!
Yeah, I don't get those that get into it considering all the scams.
How about stocks and bonds?
It's the same.
"Remember why we do this **fire money gun**" - Lol this was brilliant.
7:47 The transition to “Thank goodness Tether is a transparent company” literally made me LOL. Great vid mate! Great job. Ppl who don’t understand/dismiss Tether are fruit loops.
I thought tether concerns were addressed already…will look into this some more. Appreciate you approaching this topic in this manner.
I thought so too but if its not then lemme know
Man it could crash the whole crypto market if it gets withdrawn holy shit
Swept under the rug, or dismissed as FUD.. never addressed.
If Tether collapses, it will shake the consumers' trust in cryptocurrencies like never before. Also, it might lead to a massive banning of cryptocurrencies all around the world by governments.
Like I know that crypto is highly volatile. Basically any bigger news can hit it pretty bad. But this is just next level. If Tether collapses, the whole crypto space will experience such a huge shock that I don't even want to think about this because I also invested in crypto.
The story about Tether is very terrifying.
Crypto not leaving
I believe that btc and maybe others would survive this, it would take years to recover tho
Here after Luna crashed
@@davguy2446 stable coin luna is gone bro, it caused a big hit to crypto. Imagine what tether will do
*when
If there's anything i've learned it's to never use an exchange with an X in the name.
Only use echange... Noted.