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Salut tout le monde,
Avec le pataquès autour de l’expulsion de Hassan Iquioussen et les réactions de l’UOIF, organisation considérée comme frériste, j’ai voulu relancer un truc que j’essayais de faire depuis un moment, c’est-à-dire faire un topo sur les Frères Musulmans dans le monde et en Europe. C’est une organisation qui est trop facilement caricaturée, et même s’il est facile de déterminer que les Frères peuvent être dangereux au niveau mondial, leur existence en Europe est souvent sujette à fantasmes.
Je vais essayer de garder tout ça neutre, et de survoler sans trop approfondir : Dès qu’on approfondit, on rentre dans la politique, et je cherche à éviter de trop m’aventurer en politique. Et comme toujours, ce topo n’a pour seul but que de vous donner des bases pour faire vos recherches.
Alors voilà de quoi on va parler…
D’où viennent les Frères, au fond ?
Les Frères sont avant tout une organisation égyptienne, fondée dans les années 20. A l’époque, l’Egypte est toute nouvellement indépendante du Royaume-Uni, mais la plupart des institutions sont encore contrôlées par les Britanniques. C’est une période de nationalisme croissant et de protestations contre l’influence occidentale dans le pays. La même année, plus au nord, l’Empire ottoman est en train de partir en lambeaux après sa défaite dans la Grande Guerre. Les sultans ottomans avaient pris le titre de Calife en 1517. Là où « sultan » est un titre de pouvoir comme « roi », le « calife » est une autorité religieuse et spirituelle, le Successeur de Mahomet sur Terre (Calife vient de Khalifa, voulant littéralement dire « successeur »). Le dernier Sultan ottoman, Mehmed VI, avait abandonné tous ses titres lorsqu’il avait dû fuir Istanbul. Le Sultanat avait été aboli et la République turque proclamée, mais le président Mustafa Kemal ne savait pas trop quoi faire avec le Califat, ce qui avait permis l’élection d’un nouveau Calife, Abdulmejid II, à qui il ne restait que l’autorité religieuse. Kemal voulait se débarrasser de l’influence des religieux dans la nouvelle République et a tout fait pour marginaliser Abdulmejid II.
Tous les musulmans du monde, surtout en Inde, voulaient préserver le Califat. Supprimer le Califat serait comme de dire à un catholique pieux que la Papauté allait être abolie. Malgré les efforts d’organisation et de propagande religieuse organisée, Kemal finit par abolir le Califat en 1924. C’est un choc pour l’Islam mondial. Même si certains savants tentent d’amortir le traumatisme en avançant que le Califat n’est pas l’Islam, que la religion continuera sans Calife, pour beaucoup d’autres c’est la perte de l’un des derniers repères modernes partagés par tous les musulmans. Depuis Mahomet, il n’y avait jamais « pas eu de Calife », même à l’époque des sultans mamelouks où le Calife n’était qu’un fantoche.
C’est dans ce mélange de nationalisme et d’outrage religieux qu’arrive Hassan al-Banna, un instituteur d’Ismailiya, proche du canal de Suez. Un homme croyant mais pas très politisé, néanmoins dégoûté du laïcisme prôné par les nationalistes égyptiens alors au pouvoir. Al-Banna et ses camarades prônent de plus en plus un retour à des valeurs fortes permettant aux Egyptiens – puis aux musulmans en général – de résister à l’influence étrangère. En 1928, al-Banna fonde les Frères musulmans, qu’il structure autour de la lutte contre la « colonisation culturelle » des Européens. Il innove en enrôlant des gens issus des classes populaires, en les éduquant en théologie appliquée et non en théorie pure, et en leur donnant des formations poussées de rhétorique et de discours. Il les envoie aussi prêcher dans les cafés – des commerces qui, à l’époque, étaient considérés par la bonne société religieuse comme des lieux de péché et dont la popularité était ignorée.
Au début, les Frères sont soixante. En 1933, ils sont 2 000. La même année, la branche féminine de l’organisation est fondée. En 1934, ils sont 40 000 et en 1943, 200 000 partout dans le pays. Hors d’Egypte, les Frères essaiment en Palestine en 1935 (groupe fondé par le frère d’al-Banna), en Jordanie en 1945, en Libye en 1950, en Algérie en 1953.
En Egypte, l’arrivée au pouvoir de Gamal Abdel Nasser en 1954 porte un coup aux Frères. Comme tous les nationalistes arabes, Nasser veut un gouvernement débarrassé de l’influence des religieux. Il avait quand même tenté de forger une alliance de circonstance avec les Frères durant son ascension, vers le pouvoir, sans trop de succès, jusqu’à une tentative d’assassinat par un Frère musulman (sensé agir sans l’accord de l’organisation… qui sait ?). Nasser arrête des milliers de Frères, les parque dans des camps de concentration, et en exécute huit. C’est à cette époque que Sayyid Qutb, un des leaders intellectuels des Frères, théorise le renversement – par la violence si nécessaire – des puissances laïques pour retourner aux valeurs des compagnons du Prophète. Qutb est vite marginalisé par les autres Frères qui veulent éviter que Nasser leur tombe dessus de nouveau, mais son idéal fera des émules ailleurs.
Beaucoup de Frères fuient l’Egypte, surtout pour la Syrie, où ils trouvent un refuge pendant un temps. Les Frères syriens s’opposent de plus en plus au pouvoir, surtout parce qu’Hafez al-Assad, le dirigeant de la Syrie (père de Bachar) est un alaouïte, donc pas vraiment un musulman à leurs yeux. Ils entrent en rébellion deux fois, en 1964 et 1982, avec des résultats désastreux.
A partir des années 90, la confrérie commence à perdre de l’ampleur au Moyen-Orient. Dans un retournement que personne n’attendait, les Frères soutiennent Saddam Hussein dans son invasion du Koweït. D’un côté, Saddam s’était porté en opposition à la branche irakienne de la confrérie (le Parti islamiste irakien), dont plusieurs leaders étaient emprisonnés à Bagdad. De l’autre, il avait adopté une rhétorique religieuse de plus en plus marquée pour justifier son règne, et les Frères interprétaient l’intervention américaine comme « un complot issu du lobby juif ». Tous les fréristes n’ont pas été unanimes là-dessus : les frères koweïtiens, qui participaient au gouvernement, ont quitté l’organisation internationale frériste pour protester contre leur posture pro-Saddam et n’y sont jamais revenus. L’Arabie saoudite, le grand banquier du mouvement, a coupé toute source de financement durant la guerre du Golfe et reste un adversaire du mouvement.
Et en Europe, alors ?
Là, on y arrive. A partir des années 1960, les Frères fuyant l’Egypte ou la Syrie partent aussi vers l’Europe. Ils y rencontrent des étudiants venus des pays musulmans, dont certains avaient déjà des sympathies islamistes, et ne perdent pas de temps pour les organiser.
Les premières sont des associations an Royaume-Uni, décentralisées. Au début, elles n’ont pas de présence politique, parce qu’il est acté que les étudiants qui forment le gros du personnel ont pour but de rentrer au pays après leurs études, on vise donc à les former et à leur donner de quoi défendre les objectifs fréristes une fois de retour. Ce n’est qu’après quelques années, avec le nombre grandissant d’étudiants choisissant de rester en Europe, que les organismes fréristes se sont formalisés en Europe. Les Frères eux-mêmes considèrent Londres comme leur « base arrière » en Europe, même s’ils sont installés ailleurs sur le continent.
Au Royaume-Uni, ils ont trois organisations : La Islamic Society of Britain (ISB), la Muslim Association of Britain (MAB) et le Muslim Council of Britain (MCB). En France, l’Union des organisations islamiques de France (UOIF) devenue Musulmans de France (MF). En Allemagne, la Islamische Gemeinschaft in Deutschland (IGD). En Irlande, la Muslim Association of Ireland (MAI). En Italie, l’Unione delle Comunità Islamiche d’Italia (UCOII). Etc, etc… Tous ces organismes se retrouvent dans la Fédération des organisations islamiques en Europe (FOIE), à Bruxelles, institution qui a par la suite fondé le Conseil européen pour la fatwa et la recherche, sis à Dublin.
Compliqué ? Ouais, pour moi aussi. En vérité, les Frères, de par leur histoire de clandestinité et les risques encourus au pays, sont passés maîtres dans l’art de créer des structures atomisées. Cette décentralisation permet aussi à certaines organisations de nier leurs liens avec la confrérie, ce qui peut être utile médiatiquement - d’autant plus que les individus membres des Frères musulmans (au sens propre : membres, initiés, tout ce que vous voulez) sont assez rares dans ces organisations, le gros du personnel est composé de sympathisants qui ignorent parfois même que leur supérieur hiérarchique discute avec des Frères égyptiens.
Ça ne veut pas dire que l’intégralité des organismes musulmans en Europe sont fréristes. Au contraire ! On le verra plus tard. Mais comme les Frères sont arrivés les premiers dans le domaine de l’organisation des musulmans d’Europe, ils représentent facilement un interlocuteur de choix pour les gouvernements occidentaux.
Quel est leur but en Europe ?
Au Moyen-Orient, leur but est clair : Faire de l’Islam le principe de loi principale, créer des républiques où la Sharia est source de loi, bref un cran au-dessous d’une théocratie. Et en Europe ?
C’est plus compliqué : Yusuf al-Qaradawi, un des savants des Frères les plus respectés, formule l’objectif des Frères en Europe de la manière suivante : « Etablir des communautés séparées de musulmans avec leurs propres établissements religieux, éducatifs et récréatifs, tout en gardant ouvert le dialogue avec les non-musulmans. Croyants, fondez votre propre petite société au sein de la société de vos pays, vos ghettos musulmans dans lesquels vous aurez vos propres oulémas pour répondre aux questions que vous posez, vous guider quand vous perdez votre voie, et vous réconcilier quand vous vous disputez ».
(Ce n’est pas une citation directe, mais les termes sont tirés du manifeste Priorities of the Islamic Movement in the Coming Phase, écrit par Qaradawi en 1990, et qui est analysé par Lorenzo Vidino du Hudson Institute. Les sources seront citées en commentaires).
Ce genre de stratégie est commun à presque toutes les formations islamistes en Europe. Les jihadistes veulent le faire par la violence, là où les Frères emploient l’idée de wasatiyyah, une « voie du compromis » mêlant le dialogue (dawah) avec les non-musulmans et un soutien à la violence dans les pays où elle apparaît.
Vous noterez qu’on ne parle pas d’islamiser l’Europe, en tout cas pas à court-moyen terme. Les efforts des organisations islamistes, Frères en particulier, sont tournés vers les populations musulmanes et non vers les autres communautés. Il s’agit de séparer les communautés musulmanes des autres pour ensuite prendre le pouvoir sur ces dernières et les organiser comme bon leur semble. On n’est pas ouvertement dans une logique de conquête, mais plus dans une logique « séparatiste » pour reprendre le terme à la mode récemment. Evidemment, on est en droit de se demander ce qui adviendrait d’une démocratie où un bloc séparé sur des lignes religieuses devenait majoritaire, mais là on arrive sur le terrain de la fiction d’Houellebecq. Si cette idée de domination de l’Islam sur les autres religions est l’objectif final du projet islamiste, ce n’est pas un objectif à dérouler à court terme. Certains cercles conservateurs-réactionnaires reprennent le terme arabe « Tamkin », qui désigne normalement le devoir de la femme envers son mari, dans le sens où ils veulent établir un tamkin des autres religions envers l’Islam, mais je n’ai pas trouvé d’autres sources employant ce terme.
Ah, et puisque je parle de Qaradawi, je sais qu’on va me sortir dans les commentaires cette fameuse phrase : « Avec vos lois démocratiques nous vous coloniserons, avec nos lois coraniques, nous vous dominerons ». Sachez donc que Qaradawi N’A JAMAIS ÉCRIT ÇA PUTAIN. Déjà, toutes les sources qui reprennent cette phrase en français se bornent à citer « Qaradawi en 2002 » sans la moindre info supplémentaire, de deux les sources qui la reprennent le font toutes dans un discours de droite voire d’extrême-droite, et de trois aucune source dans une autre langue (j’ai tenté en anglais, en italien et en allemand) n’existe. En l’absence d’une source primaire, un extrait de discours, ou un truc similaire, je refuse de croire à ce fantasme.
Les Frères sont-ils jihadistes ?
Comme souvent dans la nébuleuse islamiste, la réponse est « C’est compliqué ». Techniquement, non. Les Frères ont pour objectif primaire de coopter les populations et les pouvoirs des pays musulmans par la politique, l’organisations des classes populaires, et les actions caritatives, pour devenir un allié du pouvoir. D’ailleurs, les organisations jihadistes méprisent les Frères pour leur supposée « modération » dans la bataille pour l’Islam.
Mais en même temps, les Frères représentent une « première étape » dans la radicalisation de plusieurs leaders jihadistes. Parmi eux, Ibrahim Awwad Ibrahim al-Badri, le futur Abou Bakr al-Baghdadi, est sensé être passé par les réseaux fréristes en Irak. Les peu regrettés Ayman al-Zawahiri et Osama ben Laden ont également eu des liens avec les confréries de leurs pays d’origine (Egypte et Arabie saoudite, respectivement).
Pourtant, les Frères sont peu enclins à soutenir le jihad directement. Selon Zawahiri, Ben Laden aurait été expulsé de la Confrérie saoudienne dans les années 80 pour avoir trop milité pour une implication directe avec les mujahideen afghans (ce qu’il finira par faire tout seul). Quand Sayyid Qutb, le premier idéologue frériste à évoquer la violence, a publié ses pensées dans les années 60, les autres Frères se sont désolidarisés de lui et l’ont laissé être exécuté par Nasser sans le défendre. Quand le FIS algérien entre en rébellion et fonde le GIA dans les années 90, le parti frériste algérien MSP refuse de les rejoindre. A la grande époque de Daesh, al-Baghdadi a invité les Frères à « renoncer à la non-violence », sans succès.
La grosse exception à ce rejet (en général) du jihad, c’est le Hamas. Les Frères évoluent en Palestine depuis les années 30, et ont maintenu leur stratégie habituelle de la fondation d’Israël jusque dans les années 60. Après la guerre des Six-Jours en 1967 et l’occupation des territoires palestiniens, les Frères de Gaza fondèrent le Centre islamique dans la ville, dirigé par Ahmed Yassin, un cheikh frériste tétraplégique. Le Center islamique avait pour unique but des actions caritatives, dans une extension de la stratégie classique de la confrérie, et reçut des financements du gouvernement israélien qui voulaient s’en servir pour conter l’influence de l’OLP. En 1987, aux prémices de la première Intifada, les leaders du Centre islamique fondent le Hamas. C’est une idée politique avant tout : Les Frères veulent continuer à afficher leur non-violence, mais sans une organisation prête à participer à la résistance violente de l’Intifada, ils risquent de se faire marginaliser. En 2017, le Hamas s’est désolidarisé de la confrérie, et évolue semi-indépendamment aujourd’hui.
Enfin, « pas jihadistes » ne veut pas dire que les Frères sont systématiquement non-violents. S’ils rechignent à entrer en rébellion tous seuls, surtout depuis leurs tentatives ratées en Syrie en 64 et 82, ils sont les premiers à organiser et coopter les révolutions existantes. Au Soudan, alors qu’ils étaient associés au pouvoir, les Frères ont profité de la grogne des généraux pour participer au coup d’Etat de 1989, qui renverse le président Ahmed al-Mirghani. Et en 2011, ils sortent grands gagnants du Printemps arabe, en Tunisie et en Egypte, représentent la majorité du Conseil national syrien opposé à Bashar al-Assad, remportent les élections la même année au Maroc (le Parti de la justice et du développement est l’émanation marocaine des Frères), même si le pouvoir marocain reste dans les mains du roi. Avec l’enlisement du Printemps arabe et l’échec de leurs gouvernements, les Frères sont dans une posture plus précaire – On en reparlera plus tard.
Qui sont leurs alliés ? Qui sont leurs ennemis ?
Je vais seulement parler de leurs alliés au niveau mondial, pas spécifiquement en Europe ou en France. Je suis certain que les commentaires s’occuperont de gneugneu Mélenchon dans quelques minutes.
Déjà, le premier ennemi, et de taille, est l’Arabie saoudite. Après avoir été alliés jusque dans les années 90, le Royaume et la confrérie n’avaient plus eu d’échanges jusqu’en 2011. Le soutien des Frères pour un mouvement prônant la chute de régimes injustes, les révoltes populaires, et les revendications des masses a fortement alarmé les Saoud, qui cherchent avant tout à maintenir le statu quo. En plus, l’Islam des Frères et le wahhabisme saoudien sont suffisamment différents pour des querelles doctrinales. Après le coup d’Etat de 2013, soutenu par l’Arabie saoudite et les Emirats, qui a viré le président frériste Mohammed Morsi, les Saoud ont renforcé leur répression de la confrérie. En 2014, l’Arabie saoudite a officiellement désigné le mouvement « organisation terroriste », le premier pays du Golfe à le faire, bientôt suivi par le Bahreïn et les Emirats Arabes Unis. Les réseaux wahhabistes sont présents en Europe, et se disputent les mosquées avec les Frères. La chaîne d’information/propagande saoudienne Al-Arabiya ne rate jamais une occasion de chier sur les Frères.
Pour ce qui concerne les alliés, le Qatar est aujourd’hui le sponsor principal de la confrérie au Moyen-Orient, surtout depuis la fin du XXe siècle. Il s’agit surtout d’une alliance politique : Les frères représentent un réseau mondial utile pour contrebalancer le « soft power » saoudien et potentiellement déstabiliser le statu quo qui profite tant aux Saoud. Là aussi, l’organe médiatique qatari Al-Jazeera défend les Frères à chaque occasion.
Plus récemment, les Frères ont bénéficié du soutien de la Turquie, qui essaie de se lancer dans l’islamisme politique nationaliste-conservateur, et de se poser comme le nouveau leader du monde musulman moderne. Dès 2011, la Turquie a soutenu diplomatiquement et financièrement des personnalités-clés fréristes, et a permis une entraide de plus en plus forte entre la confrérie et Milli Gorüs, un réseau religieux-nationaliste turc opérant un peu comme les Frères, mais au sein des communautés turques exclusivement. Ce soutien est peut-être en train de s’étioler : Erdogan cherche aujourd’hui à renforcer les liens de la Turquie avec les autres régimes musulmans, dont les saoudiens, les émiratis, et les Egyptiens. Ces régimes voient d’un mauvais œil son alliance avec les Frères, et on commence à voir se dessiner les prémices d’une séparation entre les deux. Une séparation entre Milli Gorus et la confrérie profiterait plus à Milli Gorus par ailleurs, car ces derniers sont REMARQUABLEMENT bien organisés, bien plus que les Frères.
Et maintenant ?
Les frères sont, comme je le disais tout à l’heure, dans une posture un peu précaire post-Printemps arabe. Leurs tentatives de saisir le pouvoir politiquement se sont heurtées à la résistance de l’armée (Egypte), des élites (Maroc) ou à l’instabilité démocratique (Tunisie). Leurs tentatives de participer à des rébellions violentes se sont faites écraser (Syrie 1964-1982) ou enliser (Syrie 2011-maintenant).
Du coup, qui dit affaiblissement dit dissensions internes !
Les frères sont aujourd’hui scindés en deux factions, dirigées par deux leaders : D’un côté, Ibrahim Mounir, un Egyptien basé à Londres, et de l’autre Mahmoud Hussein, lui aussi égyptien, vivant à Istanbul. Cette crise n’est que la dernière d’une série de discordes qui se suivent depuis 2013, la chute de Mohammed Morsi ayant profondément ébranlé l’unité du mouvement. Sauf que cette fois, le déclencheur immédiat aura été l’arrestation de Mahmoud Ezzat, leader suprême des Frères égyptiens (et par conséquent guide des Frères au niveau mondial) en 2020, ce qui a déclenché une crise de succession.
Il semble qu’il n’y ait aucune différence de doctrine entre les deux antagonistes, mais que ça soit une question de principe : Mounir est installé à Londres depuis les années 80 et est considéré par la jeune garde des Frères égyptiens comme un « planqué » voire un « pion des Occidentaux » (critique qui est souvent prononcée à l’encontre des Frères installés de longue date en Europe). On peut aussi y voir une extension du questionnement stratégique des Frères égyptiens, qui font face à une répression sans précédent de la part d’Abdel-Fattah al-Sissi (même Nasser ne s’était pas acharné autant contre eux) et qui font face à la tentation de la rébellion armée : Faut-il fuir ? Combattre ? Entrer en clandestinité ? Enfin, la question du contrôle des réseaux financiers par une direction globale éparpillée dans plusieurs pays – Turquie, Royaume-Uni, Malaisie, Qatar – pour la première fois depuis des années aggrave la situation.
Ibrahim Mounir, qui est le plus sénior des deux hommes, aurait dû reprendre le flambeau de Mahmoud Ezzat, mais il a été suspendu de ses fonctions par l’assemblée consultative de la confrérie égyptienne. Le comité central frériste mondial (Le Bureau d’Orientation International) soutient Mounir, mais n’est pas en position de contrer la confrérie égyptienne qui a pris fait et cause pour Mahmoud Hussein.
Certains observateurs prédisent la fin de la confrérie en tant qu’organisation mondiale. J’aurais du mal à y croire. Mais cette crise de succession ne semble pas s’arrêter et rien ne dit que le réseau va pouvoir se renforcer. Ce qui ne signifie pas que les organisations nationales, notamment en Europe, vont pour autant perdre de leur vigueur.

List of unauthorized forex trading apps and websites - RBI

Friends, recently the Reserve Bank of India has released a list of 34 forex brokers; which has been declared illegal.
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Before releasing this list, RBI had done all checks regarding all transactions of all those forex brokers since February this year. Maybe this doesn't matter to you; Nevertheless, you should definitely check this list once.
So see if your forex broker is not on this list!
👉 Here's a full list of unauthorized forex trading apps and websites

1. Alpari
2. AnyFX
3. Ava Trade
4. Binomo
5. e Toro
6. Exness
7. Expert Option
8. FBS
9. FinFxPro
10. Forex.com
11. Forex4money
12. Foxorex
13. FTMO
14. FVP Trade
15. FXPrimus
16. FXStreet
17. FXCm
18. FxNice
19. FXTM
20. HotFores
21. ibell Markets
22. IC Markets
23. iFOREX
24. IG Markets
25. IQ Option
26. NTS Forex Trading
27. Octa FX
28. Olymp Trade
29. TD Ameritrade
30. TP Global FX
31. Trade Sight FX
32. Urban Forex
33. Xm
34. XTB

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I've been doing some deep dive analysis and peer-data review from Season 1 all the way to Season 4. From my findings, it should be obvious to anyone who paid attention what happens in Season 5.

1. First of all Jamie is not dead. There is literally no evidence of this. Yes he got shot in the head, but if you pay attention, Aaron is calling the ambulance and it is likely they save him. He will most likely be a vegetable, but his presence will be a constant reminder and daily torment for Stef and Aaron who more than likely seek revenge.
   
2. Ra'Nell will return. Evidence is of Jermain's "real" job. He is quite clearly a football agent and will have helped Ra'Nell sign to a semi-profesional team. In return, Jermain will expect Ra'Nell to finally finish of Sully for cuffing him to that radiator all them years ago.
   
3. Ra'Nell will fail, as Sully will end his own life after failing to overcome his demons. A cheeky Sunday BBQ will trigger PTSD and terrible memories of Jason, he will likely die assaulting a pub in Ramsgate.
   
4. Dushane's heart will fail and his demise will shake Summerhouse. A power vacuum will form between Jaq and Keiron.
   
5. The can-picking, scooter riding couple will leave having earned millions through forex trading on Instagram. They settle in Liverpool as per the advice of Curtis.
   
6. Speaks and Vee will return from Liverpool to avenge Curtis. Disguised as 5G workers, they'll infiltrate the Summerhouse redevelopment project. It is possible they work with Liz and her husband to finally knock the Summerhouse down
   
7. My analysis shows Gem and his dad, Mr Mustafa returning. It is possible they unite the remnants of the "ZT-Gang" and "A Train Gang" at one last final attempt to control the hood. Mr Mustafa turns out to be the long lost cousin of Mounir, heralding a new era of smuggling in the Borough.
   
8. As series twist will see Old man Ralph revealed as playing the long game and is actually an Albanian after all this time. He takes revenge for the events in Season 2 and emerges Top Boy.
   
9. The Season has the hallmarks of something historic. I think Old man Ralph will get his own spin off show with pebbles as his sidekick.
   

Only haters and wastemans will disagree. kisses teeth

A recent post on this sub found the wallet that holds about $40m in LRC tied to a contract named Employee Token Ownership.
The original thread makes the charge that there is a massive employee sell off of their LRC.
I dug into the source details and didn't see that behavior at all.
I saw some employees selling and actively trading their LRC by moving their tokens into on exchange accounts (Binance mostly).
I saw some employees holding massive positions in LRC in cold storage.
I saw some employees moving their LRC to exchanges where they could participate in lending or liquidity pools.
One of those exchange being the Loopring Exchange.
I find all of this reassuring and bullish.
Sharing my DD. Someone poke holes in this if I'm wrong.
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DD Below...
I want to know the truth of all things Loopring. And if there were a massive employee sell off, I'd like to understand that as well.
I don't think that's what's going on here, but I'll follow the source data.
Substantiating this is is the "Employee Token Ownership Plan"
Click the Contract tab and it will show the Contract Name as EmployeeTokenOwnershipPlan
There are over $40.5 mil of LRC in this wallet, so it's probably a safe bet based on the contract name and amount held that this wallet is used for this purpose.
Contract Tidbits
The contract source code has a besting period + 60 days built into the contract. Variables under Read Contract of VestPeriod = 63072000 and VestStart = 1594369474
If VestPeriod is in "ticks" or a Unix timestamp, that equates to the 07/10/2020 (UTC).
It looks like the first deposit to the wallet was on 07/10/2020, so that all syncs up.
Transactions
The volume of transactions has been relatively steady until November 2021 where there was an uptick in transactions.
The transactions appear to be LRC being moved into the contract then being transferred out to other wallet address.
Receiving Wallets
There are 13 unique wallet addresses listed as receiving these transfers.
Then if you dig into each transfer and the receiving wallet details you see most are transfers into other wallets for long term storage and some are transfers into exchange accounts (ostensibly to make available for sale). Some have positions in other crypto.
I'll break down each receiving wallet below, so you can dig in with your own eyes.
Conclusions
Daniel Wang has said in the past that most employees take payment in the form of Loopring. If you look at these distributions with that in mind, you would expect employees to be cashing out some portion of their distributions to do things like buy groceries and pay rent.
Also, if you work in the crypto space my guess is that you are an enthusiast. I'd expect a crypto enthusiast to be actively trading some portion of your $.
I see transfers out to the Loopring Exchange, which I find bullish that employee token holders are participating in AMM liquidity pools themselves.
I also see a number of transfers in/out of something called WePiggy. WePiggy lists Loopring as an ecosystem partner. I've never heard of it before, but it looks like an exchange where you can lend out your LRC and earn interest.
It would be concerning if there were just a massive sell off in these wallets, like OP suggested, but I don't see that.
I see individuals with individual preferences on how they use their paycheck.
Assumptions
I am making an assumption that the tokens listed in a wallet on Etherscan that are showing no $ value but a quantity have been moved into cold storage or a vault.
Please correct me if this is wrong.
Need DD
Need more due diligence on WePiggy which looks to be a place to lend LRC.
And OKEx. I can't find any LRC listing on OKEx, but I see multiple wallets transferring LRC over to this exchange. This strikes me as very interesting.
Wallet 1
https://etherscan.io/address/0xb18768c26f0922056b3550a24f421618fe12d126
Holds mostly KNC in this wallet then transfers all LRC to another wallet: https://etherscan.io/address/0xc8215cabcdd15ed98be009a7b346d1599aadc71a#tokentxns
This looks like maybe a cold wallet or something? It holds 28,493 LRC with a steadily increasing amount since May 2019.
https://etherscan.io/token/0xef68e7c694f40c8202821edf525de3782458639f?a=0xc8215cabcdd15ed98be009a7b346d1599aadc71a#tokenAnalytics
This wallet is also transferring some of their inbound LRC over to a Binance wallet which indicates to me they are moving their tokens into their exchange account.
Wallet 2
https://etherscan.io/address/0x1fcbab8012177540fb8e121d0073f81219fc828e
His token transfer history looks really consistent. https://etherscan.io/address/0x1fcbab8012177540fb8e121d0073f81219fc828e#analytics
When you dig into the transactions here you can see transfers out to steveguo.eth. This wallet holds a large position in LRC.
This appears to be one wallet owned by Steve Guo, CTO at Loopring.
Some transfers are out to this wallet that appear to be his active trading account: https://etherscan.io/address/0x9d9182fdf30b57b5da2f67c1d8510f8bf3cd7f1b#tokentxns
Other crypto held by Steve's personal wallet are USDC, RNDR, MCB, TRU, PEOPLE, UDT, BRIGHT, AGLD, DERI, EDEN, TORN, CQT, BIT, NEC, HBT, FOREX, CVX, BLES, 0xBTC, SUSHI, GRID, and DODO.
Coins held in his trading wallet are MASK, LINK, CYCX, HEX.
Some WePiggy transactions.
When you dig into his transactions on his personal wallet a good number of his transfers out are over to the Loopring Exchange. My guess is that he's joined the liquidity pools.
Wallet 3
https://etherscan.io/address/0x378d6578bb1f1c36914c64ba267613393aba2666
This appears to be sending tokens to a wallet that trades on TokenIon and one that trades on Binance.
https://etherscan.io/address/0x8d90113a1e286a5ab3e496fbd1853f265e5913c6#tokentxns
https://etherscan.io/address/0x6087bfe868d52b15399d06b16742214c1ca722ac#tokentxns
This wallet does not appear to hold onto any LRC, but immediately trades it after receiving. That history has been consistent.
Wallet 4
https://etherscan.io/address/0xd3725c997b580e36707f73880ac006b6757b5009#tokentxns
This one is notable for the presence of a wallet address used in a phishing scam.
Wallet 5
https://etherscan.io/address/0x2bbfe5650e9876fb313d6b32352c6dc5966a7b68
Looks like this is actively used for both trading and holding.
A couple really large deposits (1mil) of LRC were received this month and then this wallet appears to be lending them out on WePiggy.
Then smaller transactions get converted into USDC. My guess is to cover living expenses.
Also holds very small positions in CHSB, RFOX, LPT, FEG, GOT, NEAL, LNC, nCash, MT, QCH, VIN, AMB, etc. A couple cents in a various tokens indicates they owned at one point and sold... aka evidence of active trading.
Wallet 6
https://etherscan.io/address/0x07a7191de1ba70dbe875f12e744b020416a5712b
Pretty much everything that comes in goes out to this person's Binance wallet / account.
https://etherscan.io/address/0x5ccc391d47de17fa24bfe731a335463e91e9369f#tokentxns
This appears to be consistent. No real change in activity recently.
Also holds a position in DYDX.
Wallet 7
https://etherscan.io/address/0x056757881c358b8e1a3cc6374f2cb545c587d3fa
Moving in between this wallet and Binance.
https://etherscan.io/address/0x12de85eebf8200928620c194ae0839c051263de5#tokentxns
Converts most of everything transferred in to USDC. Holding in CRB, SNX, DODO and trades in MASK and BEL.
Wallet 8
https://etherscan.io/address/0x4f90c157cda2856db9780bafe13ccecb569cc74a
Moves all LRC to Binance account.
https://etherscan.io/address/0xdff9092fc8b0ea74509b9ef5d0b74f7c80876219#tokentxns
Converts everything to Tether or WETH.
Wallet 9
https://etherscan.io/address/0xb18768c26f0922056b3550a24f421618fe12d126
Moves into Binance account.
https://etherscan.io/address/0xc8215cabcdd15ed98be009a7b346d1599aadc71a#tokentxns
Holding most of LRC in cold wallet or vault. Also holding TRIBE, INSP, and GCS.
Wallet 10
https://etherscan.io/address/0xbe4c1cb10c2be76798c4186adbbc34356b358b52
Interesting wallet.
Some sent to a Binance account.
https://etherscan.io/address/0x5f060b35ee8f366c7b839f9414caa65af2f14440#tokentxns
Some set to a a contract address, could that be a Loopring L2 wallet?
https://etherscan.io/address/0xa92b41932e99007add694951cd6cadb3378e2b0d#tokentxns
Holding 235,924.93 LRC in cold wallet or vault.
https://etherscan.io/address/0x7414ea41bd1844f61e8990b209a1dc301489baa9#tokentxns
Holding almost 1 mil LRC in cold wallet or vault?
Wallet 11
https://etherscan.io/address/0x8d26a876917e79916e70e23b34a23ac91ec5e591
Some sent KickEX, a foreign exchange platform
https://etherscan.io/address/0xcd2b3ca610ea81257d204be6a028a065817353ff#tokentxns
The rest sent to OKEx
https://etherscan.io/address/0xb96fd8e35537ce6c15e78ba67ab0bd31891fe252#tokentxns
Wallet 12
https://etherscan.io/address/0x2a14ae2411b6d681c48781037f15f2610034ebfb
This wallet holds a large position in KICK in cold storage.
Transfers out to a Binance acount.
https://etherscan.io/address/0xa30d8db647e13e4fad4e74f67f324d3489cda6e9#tokentxns
Transfers over to OKEx
https://etherscan.io/address/0x1888618caaf6f20a38345fc856237a4633f6b593#tokentxns
Wallet 13
https://etherscan.io/address/0x45a98c1b46d8a1d5c4cc52cc18a4569b27f61939
Moved all tokens over to Loopring Exchange. Noice.
https://etherscan.io/address/0x45a98c1b46d8a1d5c4cc52cc18a4569b27f61939#tokentxns

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Hello, So if you don't know this, whenever you use your debit card (Mastercard or Visa) on Aliexpress, Netflix or any online vendor that is not in Pakistan, you get charged over the amount you owe. for example if you owed 100 USD which is for example converting to 17000 PKR, you will be charged around 17000 + 6-7% more which may look like 17000 + (17000*7%) = 17000 + 1190 = 18190 PKR
UBL does this (smooth interbanking (inside pakistan) experience so far, also has bigger withdrawal limits)
HBL Does this (Smoothest interbanking experience of all time)
MCB doesn't do this, it charges exactly and sometimes less than what is anticipated when converted into PKR
(apparently it has awesome forex rates and no tax, BUT it has the shittiest banking of all time, no customer service, doesn't let me transfer to competitive banks, mostly doesn't let me spend online)
So I require a bank that has the following traits

1. Mostly cheap international transactions (much like MCB)
2. SMOOTH EXPERIENCE (NO SHITTY Customer SERVICE or banking)
3. Larger deposit and withdrawal Limits

I'm thinking about these banks but not sure if they comply with my demands or they charge high tax as well?
1.Meezan

1. Faysal
   
2. STandard Chartered
   

What about your guys' experiences with online transactions rates using different banks?? please let me know.

Since the book recommendation topic is still coming up frequently, I thought I'd share mine. Maybe this qualifies as a sticky or literature section on the sideboard. Covered are the subjects: Algorithmic Trading, Programming and Quantitative Finance which indeed should be the major topics of interest for this sub.
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1. Algorithmic & High Frequency Trading

a) English
Abergel, Frederic et al. - Econophysics of Order-driven Markets [2011]
Abergel, Frederic et al. - Limit Order Books [2016]
Äit-Sahalia, Yacine; Jacod, Jean - High-Frequency Financial Econometrics [2014]
Akansu, Ali; Torun, Mustafa - A Primer for Financial Engineering [2015]
Aldridge, Irene - High-Frequency Trading [2nd Ed., 2013]
Aldridge, Irene; Krawciw, Steven - Real-Time Risk [2017]
Bandy, Howard - Quantitative Trading Systems [2007]
Banks, Erik - Dark Pools [2nd Ed., 2014]
Bouchaud, Jean-Philippe Bouchaud et al. - Trades, Quotes and Prices [2018]
Cartea, Alvaro - Algorithmic and High-Frequency Trading [2015]
Carver, Robert - Systematic Trading [2015]
Ceppi, Sofia et al. - Agent-Mediated Electronic Commerce [2017]
Chan, Ernest - Algorithmic Trading [2013]
Chan, Ernest - Machine Trading [2017]
Chan, Ernest - Quantitative Trading [2009]
Chen, Jun; Tsang, Edward - Detecting Regime Change in Computational Finance [2021]
Coles, Andrew; Hawkins, David - MIDAS Technical Analysis [2011]
Collins, Art - Beating the Financial Futures Market [2006]
Conlan, Chris - Automated Trading with R [2016]
Dacorogna - An Introduction to High-Frequency Finance [2001]
Davey, Kevin - Building Winning Algorithmic Trading Systems [2014]
Doloc, Cris - Applications of Computational Intelligence in Data-driven Trading [2020]
Durbin, Michael - All About High-Frequency Trading [2010]
Durenard, Eugene - Professional Automated Trading [2013]
Easley, David et al. - High-Frequency Trading [2013]
Fitschen, Keith - Building Reliable Trading Systems [2013]
Florescu, Ionut et al. - Handbook of High-Frequency Trading and Modelling in Finance [2016]
Gregoriou, Greg - Handbook of High Frequency Trading [2015]
Guo, Xin et al. - Quantitative Trading [2017]
Györfi, Laszlo et al. - Machine Learning for Financial Engineering [2012]
Halls-Moore, Michael - Advanced Algorithmic Trading
Harris, Larry - Trading and Exchanges [2003]
Hasbrouck, Joel - Empirical Market Microstructure [2007]
Jansen, Stefan - Hands-On Machine Learning for Algorithmic Trading [2018]
Johnson, Barry - Algorithmic Trading and DMA [2010]
Kim, Kendall - Electronic and Algorithmic Trading Technology [2007]
Kissell, Robert - The Science of Algorithmic Trading and Portfolio Management [2014]
Kömm, Holger - Forecasting High-Frequency Volatility Shocks [2016]
Kumiega, Andrew; van Vliet, Benjamin - Quality Money Management [2008]
Lehalle, Charles-Albert; Laruelle, Sophie - Market Microstructure in Practice [2nd Ed., 2018]
Leshik, Edward; Cralle, Jane - An Introduction to Algorithmic Trading [2011]
Lopez de Prado, Marcos - Advances in Financial Machine Learning [2018]
Lyons, Richard - The Microstructure Approach to Exchange Rates [2001]
Narang, Rishi - Inside the Black Box [2nd Ed, 2013]
O'Hara, Maureen - Market Microstructure Theory [1996]
Pruitt, George - The Ultimate Algorithmic Trading System Toolbox [2016]
Pruitt, George; Hill, John - Building Winning Trading Systems with TradeStation [2nd Ed., 2012]
Schmidt, Anatoly - Financial Markets and Trading
Stoll, Hans - Microstructure of World Trading Markets [1993]
Tomasini, Emilio; Jaekle, Urban - Trading Systems [2009]
Trongone, Anthony - Trade with the Odds [2012]
Tulchinsky, Igor - Finding Alphas [2015]
Vaananen, Jay - Dark Pools and High Frequency Trading For Dummies [2015]
Van Vliet, Benjamin - Building Automated Trading Systems [2007]
Varshney, Shekhar - Building Trading Bots Using Java [2016]
Wang, Zhaodong; Wang; Zheng, Weian - High-Frequency Trading and Probability Theory [2015]
Ye, Gewei - High Frequency Trading Models [2011]
Young, Andrew - Expert Advisor Programming [2010]
Zovko, Ilija - Topics in Market Microstructure [2008]
Zubulake, Paul; Lee, Sang - The High Frequency Game Changer [2011]
b) German
Gomber, Peter - Elektronische Handelssysteme [2000]
Gresser, Uwe - Hochfrequenzhandel [2018]
Gresser, Uwe - Praxishandbuch Hochfrequenzhandel Band 1 [2016]
Gresser, Uwe - Praxishandbuch Hochfrequenzhandel Band 2 [2018]
Kunzelmann, Matthias - Zwischen Limit und Market Orders [2006]
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1. Programming for Finance

a) C, C+, C++, C#
Capinski, Maciej; Zastawniak, Tomasz - Numerical Methods in Finance with C++ [2012]
Duffy, Daniel - Financial Instrument Pricing using C++ [2nd Ed., 2018]
Duffy, Daniel; Germani, Andrea - C# for Financial Markets [2013]
Forouzan, Behrouz; Gilberg, Richard - C++ Programming [2019]
Levy, George - Computational Finance Using C and C# [2nd Ed., 2016]
Masters, Timothy - Testing and Tuning Market Trading Systems [2018]
Oliveira, Carlos - Options and Derivatives Programming in C++ [2016]
Pena, Alonso - Advanced Quantitative Finance with C++ [2014]
Salov, Valerii - Modeling Maximum Trading Profits with C++ [2007]
Savine, Antoine - Modern Computational Finance [2019]
Schlogl, Erik - Quantitative Finance [2013]
b) Dot Net
Shetty, Yogesh; Jayaswal, Samir - Practical .Net for Financial Markets [2006]
c) Excel & VBA (English)
Bluttman, Ken - Excel Formulas and Functions for Dummies [5th Ed., 2019]
Carlberg, Conrad - Microsoft Excel Sales Forecasting for Dummies [2nd Ed., 2016]
Clauss, Francis - Corporate Financial Analysis with Microsoft Excel [2010]
Day, Alistair - Mastering Financial Mathematics in Microsoft Excel [2nd Ed., 2010]
Day, Alistair - Mastering Risk Modelling [2nd Ed., 2009]
Goossens, Francois - How to Implement Market Models using VBA [2015]
Häcker, Joachim; Ernst, Dietmar - Financial Modeling [2017]
Harvey, Greg - Excel 2016 for Dummies [2016]
Lee, Cheng-Few; Lee, John et al. - Essentials of Excel, VBA, SAS and Minitab for Statistical and Financial Analyses [2016]
Löffler, Gunter; Posch, Peter - Credit Risk Modeling using Excel and VBA [2nd Ed., 2011]
Mansfield, Richard - Mastering VBA for Microsoft Office 2016 [2016]
Nelson, Stephen - Microsoft Excel Data Analysis for Dummies [2nd Ed., 2014]
Rouah, Fabrice; Vainberg, Gregory - Option Pricing Models using Excel-VBA [2007]
Schmuller, Joseph - Statistical Analysis with Excel for Dummies [4th Ed., 2016]
Stein Fairhurst, Danielle - Financial Modeling in Excel for Dummies [2017]
Stein Fairhurst, Danielle - Using Excel for Business Analysis [2012]
Van Fliet, Ben - Financial Modeling with Excel and VBA
Walkenbach, John - Excel 2016 Bible [2015]
Walkenbach, John - Excel VBA Programming For Dummies [3rd Ed., 2013]
d) Excel & VBA (German)
Benker, Hans - Wirtschaftsmathematik Problemlösung Mit Excel [2007]
Chip Sonderheft Kaufmännisches Rechnen mit Excel 2010
Fleckenstein, J.; Georgi, G. - Excel - Das Sparbuch
Frye, Curtis - Microsoft Excel 2016 - Schritt für Schritt
Gießen, Saskia; Nakanishi, Hiroshi - Besser im Job mit Excel [2016]
Kofler, Michael; Kobelo, Ralf - Excel programmieren [2014]
Matthäus, Heidrun; Matthäus Wolf-Gert - Statistik und Excel [2016]
Nahrstedt, Harald - Die Welt der VBA-Objekte [2016]
Renger, Klaus - Finanzmathematik mit Excel [4. Aufl., 2016]
SFT - Excel für Einsteiger [11-2016]
e) Matlab (English)
Adams, Abi et al. - Microeconometrics and MATLAB [2015]
Altman, Yair - Accelerating MATLAB Performance [2015]
Altman, Yair - Undocumented Secrets of MATLAB-Java Programming [2012]
Attaway, Stormy - Matlab [4th Ed., 2017]
Darbyshire, Paul; Hampton, David - Hedge Fund Modelling and Analysis using MATLAB [2014]
Gilat, Amos - Matlab [6th Ed., 2017]
Gordon, Steven; Guilfoos, Brian - Introduction to Modeling and Simulation with MATLAB and Python [2017]
Jovanovic Dolecek, Gordana - Random Signals and Processes Primer with MATLAB [2013]
Kim, Phil - MATLAB Deep Learning [2017]
Mishra, Shashi; Ram, Bhagwat - Introduction to Linear Programming with MATLAB [2018]
Nyholm; Ken - Strategic Asset Allocation in Fixed Income Markets [2008]
Paluszek, Michael; Thomas, Stephanie - MATLAB Machine Learning [2017]
Tue Huynh, Huu et al. - Stochastic Simulation and Applications in Finance with MATLAB Programs [2008]
f) Matlab (German)
Grundmann, Wolfgang - Finanzmathematik mit MATLAB [2004]
Günther, Michael; Jüngel, Ansgar - Finanzderivate mit MATLAB [2. Aufl., 2010]
g) MetaTrader & MQL
Young, Andrew - Expert Advisor Programming [2010]
h) Machine Learning
Krohn, John et al. - Deep Learning Illustrated [2019]
i) Python
Donadio, Sebastien; Ghosh, Sourav - Learn Algorithmic Trading [2019]
Gowrishankar S., Veena A. - Introduction to Python Programming [2019]
Hilpisch, Yves - Artificial Intelligence in Finance [2020]
Hilpisch, Yves - Derivatives Analytics with Python [2015]
Hilpisch, Yves - Listed Volatility and Variance Derivatives [2016]
Humber, Max - Personal Finance with Python [2018]
Jansen, Stefan - Machine Learning for Algorithmic Trading [2nd Ed., 2020]
Lewinson, Eryk - Python for Finance Cookbook [2020]
Scarpino, Matthew - Algorithmic Trading with Interactive Brokers [2020]
Weiming, James - Mastering Python for Finance [2015]
Yan, Yuxing - Python for Finance [2nd Ed., 2017]
j) R
Berlinger, Edina - Mastering R for Quantitative Finance [2015]
Berlinger, Edine et al. - Mastering R for Quantitative Finance [2015]
Coghlan, Avril - A Little Book of R for Multivariate Analysis [2017]
Coghlan, Avril - A Little Book of R for Time Series [2015]
Daroczi, Gergely et al. - Introduction to R for Quantitative Finance [201]
De Vries, Andrie; Meys, Joris - R for Dummies [2nd Ed., 2015]
Georgakopoulos, Harry - Quantitative Trading with R [2015]
Hang Chan, Ngai - Time Series [2nd Ed., 2010]
Jeet, Param; Vats, Prashant - Learning Quantitative Finance with R [2017]
Klemelä, Jussi - Multivariate Nonparametric Regression and Visualization [2014]
Machlis, Sharon - Practical R for Mass Communication and Journalism [2019]
Rasch, Dieter et al. - Applied Statistics [2020]
Regenstein, Jonathan - Reproducible Finance with R [2019]
Würtz, Diethelm et al. - Portfolio Optimization with R or Rmetrics [2009]
k) Tradestation & EasyLanguage
Harris, Sunny - TradeStation made easy! [2011]
Tradestation - EasyLanguage Essentials [2007]
Tradestation - Learning EasyLanguage [2017]
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1. Quantitative Finance

a) English
Albrecher, Hansjoerg et al. - Introduction to Quantitative Methods for Financial Markets [2013]
Appleby, John et al. - Numerical Methods for Finance [2008]
Arratia, Argimiro - Computational Finance [2014]
Avellaneda, Marco - Quantitative Analysis in Financial Markets [2002]
Bell, Steve - Quantitative Finance for Dummies [2016]
Berman, Gennady; Spadafora, Luca - Theoretical Foundations for Quantitative Finance [2017].pdf
Bieler, Timothy - The Mathematics of Money [2008]
Blyth, Stephen - An Introduction to Quantitative Finance [2013]
Campolieti, Giuseppe; Makarov, Roman - Financial Mathematics [2014]
Cerny, Ales - Mathematical Techniques in Finance [2nd Ed., 2009]
Chin, Eric et al. - Poblems and Solutions in Mathematical Finance Vol. 1 - Stochastic Calculus [2014]
Chin, Eric et al. - Poblems and Solutions in Mathematical Finance Vol. 2 - Equity Derivatives [2017]
Cont, Rama - Frontiers in Quantitative Finance [2008]
Cox, Dennis; Cox, Michael - The Mathematics of Banking and Finance [2006]
Cuthbertson, Keith; Nitzsche, Dirk - Quantitative Financial Economics [2nd Ed., 2004]
Dash, Jan - Quantitative Finance and Risk Management [2nd Ed., 2016]
Davison, Matt - Quantitative Finance [2014]
Franke, Jürgen et al. - Statistics of Financial Markets [2019]
Fries, Christian - Mathematical Finance [2007]
Garrett, Stephen - Introduction to the Mathematics of Finance [2nd Ed., 2013]
Gerstner, Thomas; Kloede, Peter - Recent Developments in Computational Finance [2013]
Härdle, Wolfgang et al. - Applied quantitative finance-Springer [3rd Ed., 2017]
Henrad, Marc - Algorithmic Differentiation in Finance Explained [2017]
Hilber, Norbert et al. - Computational Methods for Quantitative Finance [2013]
Jaworski, Piotr et al. - Copulae in Mathematical and Quantitative Finance [2013]
Joshi, Mark - More Mathematical Finance [2011]
Joshi, Mark - The Concepts and Practice of Mathematical Finance [2nd Ed., 2008]
Kosowski, Robert; Neftci, Salih - Principles of Financial Engineering [3rd Ed., 2015]
Kwok, Yue; Zheng, Wendong - Saddlepoint Approximation Methods in Financial Engineering [2018]
Mariani, Maria; Florescu, Ionut - Quantitative Finance [2020]
Palma, Wilfredo - Time Series Analysis [2016]
Petters, Arlie; Dong, Xiaoying - An Introduction to Mathematical Finance with Applications [2016]
Reghai, Adil - Quantitative Finance [2015]
Reitano, Robert - Introduction to Quantitative Finance [2010]
Roman, Steven - Introduction to the Mathematics of Finance [2nd Ed., 2012]
Ross, Sheldon - An Elementary Introduction to Mathematical Finance [3rd Ed., 2011]
Ross, Sheldon - Introduction to Mathematical Finance [2nd Ed., 1999]
Ruttiens, Alain - Mathematics of the Financial Markets [2013]
Saari, Donald - Mathematics of Finance [2019]
Schlögl, Erik - Quantitative Finance [2014]
Seydel, Rüdiger - Tools for Computational Finance [6th Ed., 2017]
Stefanica, Dan - A Primer for the Mathematics of Financial Engineering [2008]
Stefanica, Dan - Solutions Manual - A Primer for the Mathematics of Financial Engineering [2008]
Ting, Christopher - An Introduction To Quantitative Finance [2016]
Van der Wijst, Nico - Finance [2013]
Wang, Peijie - Financial Econometrics [2nd Ed., 2008]
Wei, William - Multivariate Time Series Analysis and Applications [2020]
Wilmott, Paul - Frequently asked Questions in Quantitative Finance [2nd Ed.; 2009]
Wilmott, Paul - Paul Wilmott introduces Quantitative Finance [2nd Ed., 2007]
Wilmott, Paul et al. - The Mathematics of Financial Derivatives [1995]
Wilmott, Paul; Orrell, David - The Money Formula [2017]
Yan, Jia-An - Introduction to Stochastic Finance [2018]
b) German
Bäuerle, Nicole; Rieder, Ulrich - Finanzmathematik in diskreter Zeit [2017]
Franke, Jürgen et al. - Einführung in die Statistik der Finanzmärkte [2. Aufl., 2004]
Irle, Albrecht - Finanzmathematik [3 Aufl., 2012]
Luderer, Bernd - Starthilfe Finanzmathematik [4. Aufl., 2015]
Ortmann, Karl - Praktische Finanzmathematik Zinsrechnung [2017]
Schwenkert, Rainer; Stry, Yvonne - Finanzmathematik Kompakt [2. Aufl., 2016]
Tietze, Jürgen - Einführung in die Finanzmathematik [11. Aufl., 2011]
Udo Terstege et al. - Investitionsrechnung klipp & klar [2019]
Vogel, Jürgen - Prognose von Zeitreihen [2015]
​

1. Mathematics

Agresti, Alan et al. - Statistics [2017]
Balakrishnan, Narayanaswamy et al. - Introduction to Probability [2020]
Blitzer, Robert - College Algebra [2018]
Chung, Kai Lai; AitSahlia, Farid - Elementary Probability Theory [2010]
Dineen, Sean - Probability Theory in Finance [2005]
Hogg, Robert et al. - Introduction to Mathematical Statistics [2019]
Jacques, Ian - Mathematics for Economics and Business [2018]
Klemelä, Jussi - Nonparametric Finance [2018]
Kopp, Ekkehard et al. - Probability for Finance [2013]
Larsen, Richard; Marx, Morris - An Introduction to Mathematical Statistics and its Applications [2018]
McClave, James; Sincich, Terry - Statistics [13th Ed., 2018]
Pages, Gilles - Numerical Probability [2018]
Shafer, Glenn; Vovk, Vladimir - Game-Theoretic Probability [2019]
​

1. Derivatives (general)

a) Englisch
Aarons, Mark et al. - Securitisation Swaps [2019]
Albanese, Claudio; Campolieti, Giuseppe - Advanced Derivatives Pricing and Risk Management [2006]
Beyna, Ingo - Interest Rate Derivatives [2013]
Boberski, David - CDS Delivery Option [2009]
Bouziane, Markus - Pricing Interest-Rate Derivatives [2008]
Boyle, Patrick; McDougall, Jesse - Trading and Pricing Financial Derivatives [2019]
Brockhaus, Oliver - Equity Derivatives and Hybrids [2016]
Carreira, Marcos; Brostowcz, Richard - Brazilian Derivatives and Securities [2016]
Chorafas, Dimitris - Introduction to Derivative Financial Instruments [2008]
Corb, Howard - Interest Rate Swaps and Other Derivatives [2012]
Culp, Christopher et al. - Credit Default Swaps [2018]
Deutsch, Hans-Peter; Beinker, Mark - Derivatives and Internal Models [5th Ed., 2019]
Elouerkhaoui, Youssef - Credit Correlation [2017]
Flavell, Richard; Flavell, Richard - Swaps and Other Derivatives [2002]
Goldenberg, David - Derivatives Markets [2016]
Gottesman, Aron - Derivatives Essentials [2016]
Hausmann, Wilfried et al. - Derivate, Arbitrage und Portfolio-Selection [2002]
Hunt, Philip; Kennedy, Joanne - Financial Derivatives in Theory and Practice [Rev. Ed., 2004]
Inglis-Taylor, Andrew - Dictionary of Derivatives [1995]
Johnson, Stafford - Derivatives Markets and Analysis [2017]
Kenyon, Chris; Stamm, Roland - Discounting LIBOR, CVA and Funding [2012]
Levy, Jared - Bloomberg Visual Guide to Options [2013]
LiPuma, Edward - The Social Life of Financial Derivatives [2017]
Marroni, Leonardo; Perdomo, Irene - Pricing and Hedging Financial Derivatives [2014]
McDonald, Robert - Derivatives Markets [3rd Ed., 2013]
Peery, Gordon - The Post-Reform Guide to Derivatives and Futures [2012]
Peterson, Paul - Commodity Derivatives [2018]
Ramirez, Juan - Handbook of Corporate Equity Derivatives and Equity Capital Markets [2011]
Sadr, Amir - Interest Rate Swaps and Their Derivatives [2009]
Schlösser, Anna - Pricing and Risk Management of Synthetic CDOs [2011]
Tan, Chia - Demystifying Exotic Products [2010]
Wagner, Eva - Credit Default Swaps und Informationsgehalt [2008]
Witzany, Jiri - Derivatives [2020]
b) German
Irle, Albrecht - Finanzmathematik [3. Aufl., 2012]
Rudolph, Bernd; Schäfer, Klaus - Derivative Finanzmarktinstrumente [2. Aufl., 2010]
Seydel, Rüdiger - Einführung in die numerische Berechnung von Finanzderivaten [2. Aufl., 2017]
​

1. Futures

Abell, Howard - Spread Trading [2002]
Aikin, Stephen - STIR Futures [2nd Ed., 2012]
Bennett, David - Day Trading Grain Futures [2009]
Bowen, Guy - Guide to Futures and Spread Trading [2009]
Chou, Robin; Wang, Yun-Yi - Strategic Order Splitting, Order Choice, and Aggressiveness [2009]
Clenow, Andreas - Following the Trend [2013]
Collins, Art - Beating the Financial Futures Market [2006]
Dobson, Edward; Reimer, Roger - Understanding Spreads [2007]
Duarte, Joe - Trading Futures for Dummies [2008]
Garner, Carley - Currency Trading in the Forex and Futures Markets [2012]
George Angell, Barry Haigh - West of Wall Street [1987]
Goslin, Chick - Intelligent Futures Trading [1998]
Goss, Barry - Debt, Risk and Liquidity in Futures Markets [2008]
Goss, Barry; Yamey, Basil - The Economics of Futures Trading [1976]
Greyserman, Alex; Kaminski, Kathryn - Trend following with Managed Futures [2014]
Gutmann, Michael - The Very Latest E-Mini Trading [2009]
Henrard, Marc - Interest Rate Modelling in the Multi-Curve Framework [2014]
Hull, John C. - Fundamentals of Futures and Options Markets [10th Ed., 2018]
Kaeppel, Jay - The Four Biggest Mistakes In Futures Trading [2000]
Kroll, Stanley - Kroll on Futures Trading Strategy [1987]
Labuszewski, John et al. - The CME Group Risk Management Handbook [2010]
Lind-Waldock - The Complete Guide to Futures Trading [2005]
Lofton, Todd - Getting started in Futures [5th Ed., 2005]
Powers, Mark - Starting out in Futures Trading [6th Ed., 2001]
Refco Private Client Group - The Complete Guide to Futures Trading [2005]
Rhoads, Russell - Trading VIX Derivatives [2011]
Schwager, Jack; Etzkorn, Mark - A Complete Guide to the Futures Market [2nd Ed., 2017]
Smith, Courtney - Futures Spread Trading [2000]
Spence, Donald - Introduction to Futures and Options [1997]
Thomsett, Michael - Winning with Futures [2009]
Williams, Larry - Trade Stocks and Commodities with the Insiders [2005]
​

1. Options

Augen, Jeff - Day Trading Options [2010]
Augen, Jeff - The Volatility-Edge in Options-Trading [2008]
Baird, Allen - Option Market Making [1992]
Bennett, Colin - Volatility Trading [2012]
Chen, Dennis; Sebastian, Mark - The Option Trader's Hedge Fund [2012]
Clark, Ian - Commodity Option Pricing [2014]
Cofnas, Abe - Trading Binary Options [2nd Ed., 2016]
Cordier, James; Gross, Michael - The Complete Guide to Option Selling [2nd Ed.; 2009]
Derman, Emanuel et al. - The Volatility Smile [2016]
DeRosa, David - Options on Foreign Exchange [3rd Ed., 2011]
Duarte, Joe - Trading Options For Dummies [3rd Ed., 2017]
Fontanills, George - Trade Options Online [2nd Ed., 2009]
Fullman, Scott - Increasing Alpha with Options [2010]
Jabbour, George; Budwick, Philip - The Option Trader Handbook [2nd Ed., 2010]
Jordan, Lenny - The Financial Times Guide to Options [2nd Ed., 2011]
Junghenn, Hugo - Option Valuation [2011]
Keene, Andrew - Keene on the Market [2013]
Khouw, Michael; Guthner, Mark - The Options Edge [2016]
Kinahan, Joe - Essential Option Strategies [2016]
Levy, Jared - Bloomberg Visual Guide to Options [2013]
Lowell, Lee - Get Rich with Options [2nd Ed., 2009]
McMillan, Lawrence - McMillan on Options [2nd Ed., 2004]
Morris, Virginia - An Investors Guide to Trading Options [2013]
Natenberg, Sheldon - Option Volatility and Pricing [2nd Ed., 2014]
Nations, Scott - The Complete Book of Option Spreads and Combinations [2014]
Passarelli, Dan - Trading Option Greeks [2nd Ed., 2012]
Peters, Linda - Real Options Illustrated [2016]
Rouah, Fabrice; Vainberg, Gregory - Option Pricing Models [2007]
Saliba, Anthony - Option Spread Strategies [2009]
Sebastian, Mark - Trading Options for Edge [2017]
Sherbin, Al - How to Price and Trade Options [2015]
Sinclair, Euan - Option Trading [2010]
Sinclair, Euan - Volatility Trading [2nd Ed.; 2013]
Smith, Courtney - Option Strategies [3rd Ed., 2008]
Thomsett, Michael - Getting Started in Options [7th Ed., 2007]
Thomsett, Michael - Options Installment Strategies [2018]
Thomsett, Michael - Options Trading for the Conservative Investor [2nd Ed.; 2010]
Thomsett, Michael - Put Option Strategies for Smarter Trading [2010]
Thomsett, Michael - The Complete Options Trader [2018]
Thomsett, Michael - The Mathematics of Options [2017]
Ward, Robert - Options And Options Trading [2004]
Weert, Frans - An Introduction to Options Trading [2006]
Zerenner, Ernie; Chupka, Michael - Naked Puts [2008]
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Edit#1: It is probably not wrong to add a 4th category here, which is in the spirit of the overarching theme.
EDIT#2: I don't know why, but I left out Wilmott completely - 4 titles added. See above under Quantitative Finance.
EDIT#3: I added the "Derivatives (general)" category and will add "Futures" and "Options" later.
EDIT #4: Added "Futures" and "Options" categories. Please note that not all titles in these categories will be useful for algorithmic purposes.
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I grew up in a typical conservative middle-class household in the 90s. Like most conservative families, I grew up hearing about how horrible Sheikh Mujib became after 71, and how people were so relieved after he was murdered in 1975. This is something I heard from everyone, relatives, friends, etc. I, too, used to hate Sheikh Mujib. I thought he was a dictator, pro-India, anti-Islam, traitor, just wanted to be Pakistan's PM, etc.
Of course, I was a teenager in the 2001-2006 period when the BNP-Jamat government rammed the entire country into the ground. There were hartals and oborodhs all the time, electricity used to go off every other hour, terrorist would blast a bomb every other week while the government would term it all as a "conspiracy", there was no development and we would stagger from one crisis to another. Mullahs would carry out misils all the time calling for Shariah law, and attacking Ahmadiyya houses. Khaleda Zia had zero control over the country. She just didn't have any leadership qualities. I felt that I wanted to leave this shithole as soon as I got the first opportunity.
The BNP regime was interrupted by the caretaker government. Full of "highly educated" bureaucrats, I naturally supported them. But their "Minus 2" plan went nowhere, and they weren't being able to handle the country either. Fakhruddin Ahmed and Moinuddin Ahmed just didn't' have any leadership qualities either. Facing an unfavourable situation, they at least had the decency to organize elections and arrange a respectable exit for themselves.
Then we the Awami League get power in 2008. I still hated them back then. Their first term, 2009-2013 was full of turmoil, with the "Shahbag movement" and the "ICT Tribunal" and the hanging of the senior Jamat leaders. But the country gradually started getting into shape. If you look at the economic indicators we started taking off in 2010. By 2014 political stability was re-established. This was all possible due to Sheikh Hasina's leadership qualities, which others lack. The Awami League's electricity reforms paid off, and loadshedding is largely over in Dhaka. Awami League drastically reduced prices of broadband internet, and we got access to bufferless YouTube for the first time. BNP was jumping up and down screaming that government was looting crores of taka under the name of quick rental power plants. But our forex reserves zoomed from 10 billion to 30 billion. New roads were being built everywhere and Bangladesh's Debt-to-GDP ratio remains one of the lowest in South Asia, and in the world.
So I was really forced to re-evaluate my hatred of Awami League, Sheik Hasina and Sheikh Mujib. When I looked back at the life of Sheikh Mujib, I found that he dedicated his life to the people of East Bengal. He was a part of the Muslim League to get independence for us, and after witnessing the bloody religious riots changed his worldview to secular democratic socialism. That's something very admirable! That's not anti-Islam at all! And then he joined forces with India to free East Pakistan. That's not treason, his loyalty was to the people of East Pakistan. He single-handedly united 60 million very backward and uneducated people and led them to independence. After that, he presided over the creation of a Constitution that was secular, in a overwhelmingly rural, uneducated Muslim country. He could easily have given in to Saudi Arabia in return for oil, like so many Muslim countries, but did not compromise. He could have chosen to recognize Israel, and have gotten instant recognition and support from the West, but stayed firm to his principles of loyalty to the Palestinian people. All of his actions point towards the qualities of a great leader. Sheikh Mujib did not allow the Indians to stay in Bangladesh and ensured their withdrawal.
Just have a look at countries around the world today. Look at Syria, where they have a bastard dictator who murders his own people, and an opposition full of traitors and terrorists. Look at Libya, where the people have no leadership. Look at India, where they are under the thrall of a fascist religious dictator Modi. Sudan is only establishing secularism in their constitution in 2020, while Bangladesh did it 50 years ago!!! Look at Iran, where people are all trying to escape their religious government. Look at Pakistan with their blasphemy laws and their mullahs trying to oppose any law against child marriage! We bypassed all of this thanks to Sheikh Mujib and his foresight!!!
The closest leader who resembles Sheikh Mujib would be Mustafa Kemal Ataturk. While Ataturk was objectively greater than Sheikh Mujib, since he was an accomplished military leader who led the actual Turkish War of Independence himself, Ataturk also modernized a backward, rural, uneducated nation overnight into a modern, secular and democratic state. Of course, Ataturk has many haters. They also accuse him of being a dictator. But his achievements greatly overshadow any sacrifices that may have been required to achieve the goal of a modern independent Turkey. The same goes for Shiekh Mujib. Whatever are his faults, Rakkhi Bahini, BAKSAL, I am willing to forgive him for his leadership during our independence and his creation of a secular and democratic Bangladesh.
Today we are blessed to have his daughter Sheikh Hasina in power. Lots of you might call her "fascist". That's such a lazy and pathetic position to take. Trust me, if there was any other leader other than SH as PM the government would be just as "fascist" as her government is now. Its so easy to sit back behind a PC and cry "fascist fascist fascist". YOU try organizing a political party in a nation of 165 million people, and then successfully leading that country on the path towards economic development. Without a doubt, if those crying 'fascist fascist' were put into power as PM they would be 100 times more fascistic than Sheikh Hasina is right now.
Without a doubt, human rights abuses occur under her. Abrar was beaten to death by BCL thugs (which was fully supported by the 'humanist' Taslima Nasrin btw). But those BCL thugs are in jail now. Major Sinha Rashed Khan was murdered by OC Liakat and Prodip. Both of them are in jail. If SH was as fascist as people claim, they would be out in the streets, like the Hindu thugs who carried out the Delhi riots in February, or the terrorist Mullahs in Pakistan who forcibly convert and kidnap Christian girls.
So, from what I have seen, Awami League is an organic political party of the people of East Bengal. They have deeper roots in the hearts of the people than any other political movement. And they should be lauded because they have established secularism and inclusive nationalism where there is space for Bangladeshis of all religions and ethnicities in a united Bangladesh. While sometimes they have acted in a fascist manner, it is excusable because there is no other alternative in Bangladesh who can win elections and be more liberal than BAL. Instead of pathetically criticizing them, those who want the best for Bangladesh should work with them in order to reduce the human rights abuses which do still occur. BAL will be remembered in history like the PAP of Singapore, or the UMNO of Malaysia, or the Chinese Communist Party; all of whom were authoritarian, who were accused of being fascist, but ultimately ensured the evolution of their societies from backward uneducated agricultural societies to modern, secular democratic industrial ones.

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aelf(ELF)	Mainnet Token Swap	September 15, 2021
NAV Coin(NAV)	WNAV Launch on Matic	September 15, 2021
AdEx(ADX)	NFT Auction	September 15, 2021
WaBi(WABI)	Founders office hours	September 15, 2021
YOYOW(YOYOW)	Mainnet V3.0 Upgrade	September 15, 2021
Stox(STX)	WazirX STX Trivia	September 15, 2021
Stox(STX)	WazirX STX Quiz	September 15, 2021
Stox(STX)	Ultra Mega Stacks Upgrade	September 15, 2021
GeoCoin(GEO)	Hodl to Earn & Roadmap	September 15, 2021
General Event(CRYPTO)	Crypto World 2021	September 15, 2021
Sparkpoint(SRK)	Campaign Announcement	September 15, 2021
KardiaChain(KAI)	AMA with Thetan Arena	September 15, 2021
Unitrade(TRADE)	TRADE/QUICK Twitter AMA	September 15, 2021
Origin Protocol(OGN)	Inspiration 4 NFT Drop	September 15, 2021
Origin Protocol(OGN)	Cream.Finance Snapshot #1	September 15, 2021
Fuse Network Token(FUSE)	FUSE/ICHI Community AMA	September 15, 2021
DODO(DODO)	MCB/DODO LM Program	September 15, 2021
e-Radix(EXRD)	Token Unlock	September 15, 2021
Nord Finance(NORD)	Token Burn	September 15, 2021
Glitch Protocol(GLCH)	September Telegram AMA	September 15, 2021
Tenset(10SET)	New Gem Reveal	September 15, 2021
Tenset(10SET)	New round of subscription	September 15, 2021
Polkadex(PDEX)	Mainnet Launch	September 15, 2021
Polkadex(PDEX)	AMA with Polkadex Team	September 15, 2021
Boson Protocol(BOSON)	Telegram AMA	September 15, 2021
Odin Protocol(ODIN)	Team telegram AMA (Voice)	September 15, 2021
Smaugs NFT(SMG)	NFT Marketplace	September 15, 2021
Animal House(AHOUSE)	NiftyAnimal Launch	September 15, 2021
Babylons(BABI)	BABI Staking Pools Launch	September 15, 2021
Minimals(MMS)	AMA	September 15, 2021
PactSwap(PACT)	Mining Pool Launch	September 15, 2021
N1CE(N1CE)	5M N1CE Token Burn	September 15, 2021
Stox(STX)	Meet the Team - Risidio	September 16, 2021
Stox(STX)	Live Q and A	September 16, 2021
Stox(STX)	Understanding Crypto	September 16, 2021
Litecoin Cash(LCC)	Block Reward Halving	September 16, 2021
Litecoin Cash(LCC)	Hive 1.2 - Voting Starts	September 16, 2021
Polkastarter(POLS)	Thetan Arena IDO	September 16, 2021
Oasis Network(ROSE)	Telegram AMA w/Dapp Radar	September 16, 2021
Vesper Finance(VSP)	AMA	September 16, 2021
My Neighbor Alice(ALICE)	Telegram AMA	September 16, 2021
Tenset(10SET)	GEM marketing campaign	September 16, 2021
Raydium(RAY)	Cyber Samurai on DropZone	September 16, 2021
Liquity(LQTY)	Reddit AMA	September 16, 2021
hi Dollar(HI)	Twitter AMA	September 16, 2021

 
Exchanges

NKN(NKN)	KuCoin Listing	September 15, 2021
Algorand(ALGO)	BigONE Listing	September 15, 2021
Oasis Network(ROSE)	Bitfinex Listing	September 15, 2021
DBX(DBX)	LBank Listing	September 15, 2021
MContent(MCONTENT)	BigONE Listing	September 15, 2021
vEmpire DDAO(VEMP)	IndoEx Listing	September 15, 2021
Nobility(NBL)	LBank Listing	September 15, 2021
Cyclos(CYS)	MEXC Listing	September 15, 2021
AzeusX(AZX)	XT.com Listing	September 15, 2021
LIFE(LIFE)	BitMart Listing	September 16, 2021
Sola Token(SOL)	KickEX Listing	September 16, 2021
Altrucoin(ALTRUCOIN)	BitMart Listing	September 16, 2021
Theos(THEOS)	ProBit Listing	September 16, 2021
MoonBear Finance(MBF)	LBank Listing	September 16, 2021
MetaMUI(MMUI)	BitForex Listing	September 16, 2021

 
Software/Platforms

Voyager Token(VGX)	App Upgrade	September 15, 2021
GeroWallet(GERO)	AMA	September 15, 2021

 
Meetups

Lisk(LSK)	Community Meetup	September 16, 2021
Function X(FX)	All-Hands Meeting -Sept	September 16, 2021

 
 

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NEXT DAY UPCOMING EVENTS

 
General

Zcash(ZEC)	Release V5.1.0	September 15, 2021
aelf(ELF)	Mainnet Token Swap	September 15, 2021
NAV Coin(NAV)	WNAV Launch on Matic	September 15, 2021
AdEx(ADX)	NFT Auction	September 15, 2021
WaBi(WABI)	Founders office hours	September 15, 2021
YOYOW(YOYOW)	Mainnet V3.0 Upgrade	September 15, 2021
Stox(STX)	WazirX STX Trivia	September 15, 2021
Stox(STX)	WazirX STX Quiz	September 15, 2021
Stox(STX)	Ultra Mega Stacks Upgrade	September 15, 2021
GeoCoin(GEO)	Hodl to Earn & Roadmap	September 15, 2021
General Event(CRYPTO)	Crypto World 2021	September 15, 2021
Sparkpoint(SRK)	Campaign Announcement	September 15, 2021
KardiaChain(KAI)	AMA with Thetan Arena	September 15, 2021
Unitrade(TRADE)	TRADE/QUICK Twitter AMA	September 15, 2021
Origin Protocol(OGN)	Inspiration 4 NFT Drop	September 15, 2021
Origin Protocol(OGN)	Cream.Finance Snapshot #1	September 15, 2021
Fuse Network Token(FUSE)	FUSE/ICHI Community AMA	September 15, 2021
DODO(DODO)	MCB/DODO LM Program	September 15, 2021
e-Radix(EXRD)	Token Unlock	September 15, 2021
Nord Finance(NORD)	Token Burn	September 15, 2021
Glitch Protocol(GLCH)	September Telegram AMA	September 15, 2021
Tenset(10SET)	New Gem Reveal	September 15, 2021
Tenset(10SET)	New round of subscription	September 15, 2021
Polkadex(PDEX)	Mainnet Launch	September 15, 2021
Polkadex(PDEX)	AMA with Polkadex Team	September 15, 2021
Boson Protocol(BOSON)	Telegram AMA	September 15, 2021
Odin Protocol(ODIN)	Team telegram AMA (Voice)	September 15, 2021
Smaugs NFT(SMG)	NFT Marketplace	September 15, 2021
Animal House(AHOUSE)	NiftyAnimal Launch	September 15, 2021
Babylons(BABI)	BABI Staking Pools Launch	September 15, 2021
Minimals(MMS)	AMA	September 15, 2021
PactSwap(PACT)	Mining Pool Launch	September 15, 2021
N1CE(N1CE)	5M N1CE Token Burn	September 15, 2021
Stox(STX)	Meet the Team - Risidio	September 16, 2021
Stox(STX)	Live Q and A	September 16, 2021
Stox(STX)	Understanding Crypto	September 16, 2021
Litecoin Cash(LCC)	Block Reward Halving	September 16, 2021
Litecoin Cash(LCC)	Hive 1.2 - Voting Starts	September 16, 2021
Polkastarter(POLS)	Thetan Arena IDO	September 16, 2021
Oasis Network(ROSE)	Telegram AMA w/Dapp Radar	September 16, 2021
Vesper Finance(VSP)	AMA	September 16, 2021
My Neighbor Alice(ALICE)	Telegram AMA	September 16, 2021
Tenset(10SET)	GEM marketing campaign	September 16, 2021
Raydium(RAY)	Cyber Samurai on DropZone	September 16, 2021
Liquity(LQTY)	Reddit AMA	September 16, 2021
hi Dollar(HI)	Twitter AMA	September 16, 2021

 
Exchanges

NKN(NKN)	KuCoin Listing	September 15, 2021
Algorand(ALGO)	BigONE Listing	September 15, 2021
Oasis Network(ROSE)	Bitfinex Listing	September 15, 2021
DBX(DBX)	LBank Listing	September 15, 2021
MContent(MCONTENT)	BigONE Listing	September 15, 2021
vEmpire DDAO(VEMP)	IndoEx Listing	September 15, 2021
Nobility(NBL)	LBank Listing	September 15, 2021
Cyclos(CYS)	MEXC Listing	September 15, 2021
AzeusX(AZX)	XT.com Listing	September 15, 2021
LIFE(LIFE)	BitMart Listing	September 16, 2021
Sola Token(SOL)	KickEX Listing	September 16, 2021
Altrucoin(ALTRUCOIN)	BitMart Listing	September 16, 2021
Theos(THEOS)	ProBit Listing	September 16, 2021
MoonBear Finance(MBF)	LBank Listing	September 16, 2021
MetaMUI(MMUI)	BitForex Listing	September 16, 2021

 
Software/Platforms

Voyager Token(VGX)	App Upgrade	September 15, 2021
GeroWallet(GERO)	AMA	September 15, 2021

 
Meetups

Lisk(LSK)	Community Meetup	September 16, 2021
Function X(FX)	All-Hands Meeting -Sept	September 16, 2021

 
 

I will be bringing you upcoming events/announcements every day. If you want improvements to this post, please mention houseme in the comments. We will make improvements based on your feedback.
 
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NEXT DAY UPCOMING EVENTS

 
General

Zcash(ZEC)	Release V5.1.0	September 15, 2021
aelf(ELF)	Mainnet Token Swap	September 15, 2021
NAV Coin(NAV)	WNAV Launch on Matic	September 15, 2021
AdEx(ADX)	NFT Auction	September 15, 2021
WaBi(WABI)	Founders office hours	September 15, 2021
YOYOW(YOYOW)	Mainnet V3.0 Upgrade	September 15, 2021
Stox(STX)	WazirX STX Trivia	September 15, 2021
Stox(STX)	WazirX STX Quiz	September 15, 2021
Stox(STX)	Ultra Mega Stacks Upgrade	September 15, 2021
GeoCoin(GEO)	Hodl to Earn & Roadmap	September 15, 2021
General Event(CRYPTO)	Crypto World 2021	September 15, 2021
Sparkpoint(SRK)	Campaign Announcement	September 15, 2021
KardiaChain(KAI)	AMA with Thetan Arena	September 15, 2021
Unitrade(TRADE)	TRADE/QUICK Twitter AMA	September 15, 2021
Origin Protocol(OGN)	Inspiration 4 NFT Drop	September 15, 2021
Origin Protocol(OGN)	Cream.Finance Snapshot #1	September 15, 2021
Fuse Network Token(FUSE)	FUSE/ICHI Community AMA	September 15, 2021
DODO(DODO)	MCB/DODO LM Program	September 15, 2021
e-Radix(EXRD)	Token Unlock	September 15, 2021
Nord Finance(NORD)	Token Burn	September 15, 2021
Glitch Protocol(GLCH)	September Telegram AMA	September 15, 2021
Tenset(10SET)	New Gem Reveal	September 15, 2021
Tenset(10SET)	New round of subscription	September 15, 2021
Polkadex(PDEX)	Mainnet Launch	September 15, 2021
Polkadex(PDEX)	AMA with Polkadex Team	September 15, 2021
Boson Protocol(BOSON)	Telegram AMA	September 15, 2021
Odin Protocol(ODIN)	Team telegram AMA (Voice)	September 15, 2021
Smaugs NFT(SMG)	NFT Marketplace	September 15, 2021
Animal House(AHOUSE)	NiftyAnimal Launch	September 15, 2021
Babylons(BABI)	BABI Staking Pools Launch	September 15, 2021
Minimals(MMS)	AMA	September 15, 2021
PactSwap(PACT)	Mining Pool Launch	September 15, 2021
N1CE(N1CE)	5M N1CE Token Burn	September 15, 2021
Stox(STX)	Meet the Team - Risidio	September 16, 2021
Stox(STX)	Live Q and A	September 16, 2021
Stox(STX)	Understanding Crypto	September 16, 2021
Litecoin Cash(LCC)	Block Reward Halving	September 16, 2021
Litecoin Cash(LCC)	Hive 1.2 - Voting Starts	September 16, 2021
Polkastarter(POLS)	Thetan Arena IDO	September 16, 2021
Oasis Network(ROSE)	Telegram AMA w/Dapp Radar	September 16, 2021
Vesper Finance(VSP)	AMA	September 16, 2021
My Neighbor Alice(ALICE)	Telegram AMA	September 16, 2021
Tenset(10SET)	GEM marketing campaign	September 16, 2021
Raydium(RAY)	Cyber Samurai on DropZone	September 16, 2021
Liquity(LQTY)	Reddit AMA	September 16, 2021
hi Dollar(HI)	Twitter AMA	September 16, 2021

 
Exchanges

NKN(NKN)	KuCoin Listing	September 15, 2021
Algorand(ALGO)	BigONE Listing	September 15, 2021
Oasis Network(ROSE)	Bitfinex Listing	September 15, 2021
DBX(DBX)	LBank Listing	September 15, 2021
MContent(MCONTENT)	BigONE Listing	September 15, 2021
vEmpire DDAO(VEMP)	IndoEx Listing	September 15, 2021
Nobility(NBL)	LBank Listing	September 15, 2021
Cyclos(CYS)	MEXC Listing	September 15, 2021
AzeusX(AZX)	XT.com Listing	September 15, 2021
LIFE(LIFE)	BitMart Listing	September 16, 2021
Sola Token(SOL)	KickEX Listing	September 16, 2021
Altrucoin(ALTRUCOIN)	BitMart Listing	September 16, 2021
Theos(THEOS)	ProBit Listing	September 16, 2021
MoonBear Finance(MBF)	LBank Listing	September 16, 2021
MetaMUI(MMUI)	BitForex Listing	September 16, 2021

 
Software/Platforms

Voyager Token(VGX)	App Upgrade	September 15, 2021
GeroWallet(GERO)	AMA	September 15, 2021

 
Meetups

Lisk(LSK)	Community Meetup	September 16, 2021
Function X(FX)	All-Hands Meeting -Sept	September 16, 2021