Treasurer @acjrnetwork, governance lead @franklin_dao. Previously @crypto_briefing, @cryptoslate. @wharton MBA 2026.

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Joined September 2014
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Replying to @ACJRnetwork
My real account has the same username and phone number (left). The scammer has access to old chat history and is using +19714177746 (right).
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Journalists, be aware of a current Telegram scam with one of our members, Mitchell Moos Be extra cautious of any invites to join any meetings originating in TG, even if you think you know the person — these scams are elaborate
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The ACJR has just completed elections for the 2026 Board of Directors. Please join us in congratulating our newly elected leadership: President: @MollyJZuckerman Vice President: @lilycap_ Treasurer: @SeanSteinSmith At-Large: @btschiller, @dcanellis These leaders will guide the ACJR in advancing our mission to grow our community, recognize excellence in journalism and research, promote education and awareness, and facilitate open dialogue across the industry. We also extend our sincere gratitude to the outgoing board who volunteered their time and energy to advance the organization (@thesamreynolds, @AaronWStanley, @mitchellmoos, @elpedrosolimano, @philgomes, @shauryamalwa), to all the candidates, and to every member who voted. Your participation strengthens our shared commitment to integrity and excellence in crypto journalism and research.
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🎙️Crypto Media Has Become a Race To The Bottom with Mitchell Moos EP.17 with @mitchellmoos on @beyondthebeat__ Mitchell is a long-standing crypto media veteran with proud scars and deep insight into the journalism slash media space. We discuss the challenges of crypto journalism, including the commodification of news, the role of AI, and the importance of traffic analytics. Mitchell highlights the economic struggles of investigative journalism, the lack of brand loyalty, and the career shifts journalists make—often to PR—due to financial pressures. They also explore how AI is reshaping the industry, the decline of print, and the need for new journalists to become subject matter experts. Are you ready? Time stamps: 0:00 Intro 0:55 The state of crypto media: loyalty, google search and AI 3:44 From firefighter to crypto journalist 7:10 Why he loved covering #Bitcoin mining news 8:42 Is Bitmain a threat to the mining industry? 11:25 Traffic is king 13:06 Monetizing in-depth investigations 16:46 Legal repercussions of reporting news 17:50 Becoming the CEO of Crypto Briefing 23:56 Accuracy vs speed in reporting 25: 38 Social media is changing the news landscape 27:24 Financials of media outlets 30:44 Media outlets need to adapt to social media platforms 33:16 Tips for the newcomer journalist and content creator 37:52 Skills of a media outlet CEO 40:02 AI will disrupt written content: r/r 48:48 Book recommendations Mitchell is a true media veteran, you're NGMI if you miss this one!
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Thx to our board members @ Consensus - @AaronWStanley @mitchellmoos @thesamreynolds! If you were in the crowd that ate and drank with us @Moonshine, thank sponsors @hedera @FilFoundation who made it possible! Join us acjr.network!
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Much respect to the d-tier crypto news outlets that turn random shitposts into articles. That's how you grind
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SBF Trial – 10th October 2023 – Caroline Ellison Testimony Just like with other witnesses, quick admission of crimes at the start: Q. When you were working at Alameda, did you commit any crimes A. Yes, we did. Q. When you say "we," who do you mean by "we"? A. I mean Sam and I and others. Q. What kinds of crimes did you commit with Sam? A. Fraud, conspiracy to commit fraud, and money laundering. Q. Who did you defraud? A. The customers of FTX, the investors in FTX, and lenders to Alameda. Q. And just to be clear, did you commit these crimes alone? A. No. They were committed with Sam. … Q. What are some of the ways that Alameda was able to steal customer money? A. We had access to an essentially unlimited line of credit on FTX, and we received FTX customer funds directly into our bank accounts as part of the FTX fiat deposit system. Q. And what was the defendant's role in taking that money and spending it on Alameda? A. He was the one who set up the systems that allowed Alameda to take the money, and he was the one who directed us to take customer money to repay our loans. … Q. You said you defrauded Alameda's lenders with the defendant. How did you defraud Alameda's lenders? A. I sent balance sheets to our lenders at the direction of Sam that incorrectly stated the amount of our assets and our liabilities and made Alameda's balance sheet look less risky than it really was.
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[5/7] Crypto Briefing has a much better track record than most we called Su Zhu a villain early on, our warnings on Terra saved people $ at the top, and we called out some of FTX’s questionable antics when no one else would but we’ve also made some mistakes here in the past
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it's that time of the week again ftx.com/ftt NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE
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1) Hey all: I have a few announcements to make. Things have come full circle, and FTX.com’s first, and last, investors are the same: we have come to an agreement on a strategic transaction with Binance for FTX.com (pending DD etc.).
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FTX and SBF are staying silent while withdrawal freeze rumors spread on CT @FTX_Official @SBF_FTX A statement/some clarity on what’s going on would be great 👍
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[1/40] Price crashes aside, 2022 in crypto will be remembered as a year that giants fell. Several big names spring to mind after suffering spectacular falls from grace this year, but which one do you think is most likely to end up behind bars? Read on to learn more. 🧵
63%Do Kwon
12%Su Zhu and Kyle Davies
13%Alex Mashinsky
13%None of them
103 votes • Final results
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[1/11] The Terra saga took an interesting turn today after a Seoul court issued an arrest warrant for Terraform Labs founder @stablekwon and five of his accomplices. Here’s a quick run down to get you up to speed on the story so far...🧵
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[1/10] A new report from @CryptoLeaksInfo has caused a stir after alleging that @avalancheavax paid @RocheFreedmanLLP to litigate against competitors and keep regulators at a distance. Ava Labs’ @el33th4xor and @kevinsekniqi have shot down the claims, but do you believe them?
35%It's probably true
8%Wouldn't put it past them
8%The report seems sketchy
50%It's obviously nonsense
314 votes • Final results
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The Merge is coming, but is it worth diverging your $ETH for a shot at more gains? I took a look at five plays that could benefit from a successful Ethereum Merge… cryptobriefing.com/merge-div…
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6. this fork chain will be a giant retail trap. miners, exchanges, traders are all trying to talk it up for their own self-interested reasons.
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When I tweeted the "insider addr" tweet, I had been tweeting for months about how Coinbase listings/frontrunning/token choices had become a huge mess. Coinbase "frontrunning" was widely known and acknowledged within CT. Now, Coinbase plays "hero" catching the ~evil fraud~ !
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DALL-E (L) vs Midjourney (R) 🧵 MJ has a certain "je ne sais quoi", the imperfections are more beautiful, a bit like an analog synth. It's often more contextually creative, and amazing w textures / vibe DALL-E deals better with very clearly instructed scenes Same prompt:
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The premortem on Clubhouse one year before it launched:
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