Lol, fraudster slagging off ESG, how ironic. It may well be BS but it impacts corporate governance and planning and can't be dismissed by shareholders.
cue the book deal, movie, netflix series and string of high profile media interviews. good morning america running tomorrow https://twitter.com/GMA/status/1598089660172890113 rob a bank and jo to jail, steal billions and be free.
Came across as the average autistic reddit user. Not that autism is anything to joke about, but these people are very susceptible to their own delusions of comfort, amplified by those strictly moderated echo chambers.
When rich mum and dad tell you you are a success, and all their rich mates want to throw you money, it's very easy to live the delusion of thinking youre not a giant fraud scammer
Sam is not in any delusion thinking he is not a scammer, he knows he is. That's why he is hiding out in the Bahamas. His parents are left-winger lawyers and professors at Stanford Law School, so you can conclude they are scammers too and that Sam was groomed by them.
I honestly saw SBF as the Greta Thurnberg of crypto but perhaps @leo25 is right. Regardless it doesn't absolve him of any guilt. He is an adult and I hope he gets jail time.
A plethora of these "crypto geniuses" are low functioning tricksters with high IT/coding skills. Nobody understands what they're doing, so they package it nicely and make big sales. This type of technical fraud is the new thing of the century. Most cryptos are ponzi schemes. This is why I never believed in this entire phenomenon. These people have strong IT/coding skills and make us all believe they're the "new Bill Gates' " of the 21st century. Most of what they do has NO REAL UTILITY, it's pseudo falsehood packaged in a technical haze. In fact, a large number of cryptos might have jibberish code behind them, because we don't understand how it really works. We are getting fooled. They are selling beautiful stories and create attractive logos. The marketing is hallucinating. I remember a computer nerd in my highschool. Everyone believed he's some superphenomenon, but besides having good grades, all he did was talk "smart technicalish" and everyone believed he's Einstein. He lived on fooling people. And they admired him with the jaw open. These people fool perceptions and live out their image. Haven't you noticed a pattern? Normal person would say: "Cook a donut in an oil oven" Technical IT fraudster would say: "By transcending and in parallel also elevating the theory of the graphical representation of this meal-product, we proceed with step one of mixing the biodegradable ingredients, as shown on the graph and, according to the technical representations. All these ingredients are carbohydrates. We will proceed to submerge the newly created sphere or torus (because theoretically a donut might also take the shape of a torus, just like a parallel universe). After sumberging it into the 200 degree-hot bio-oil, empirically we can say that it has reached the desired temperature. But only following this phase is the donut ready for human (or animal) consumption." THIS IS WHY MOST CRAPTO IS BULLSH*T
Its all totally believable to me except the thing i cant get over was how a billionaire has a girlfriend that repulsive. Im having a hard time grasping that part. Maybe a horse kicked her in the face when she was little i have no idea. Now im bashing handicaps haha.
Girls like that we call 3 baggers. One bag on your head, one bag on hers and one for the dog so he doesnt laugh at you in the morning.
LAST DAY TO GET YOUR GUESSES IN: Christmas-Day-Bitcoin-Price-Guessing Competition. Since 2014. Post your bids. The prize is kudos. You can change your bids. Guesses close on Dec. 10
Crypto just a "decentralized ponzi scheme"? Indeed, there is no real economic utility to crypto. And there are too many cryptos, all of them are poker chips.
^ They make it sound too sophisticated and technically I still barely understand. It seems like all cryptos have their own rules and only serve to make their creators rich. They have no concrete economic use. And because they keep crashing, they are not currencies. They're not assets, nor shares. But, we'll see what 2023 brings. I wouldn't be surprised to see more spikes. I just can't imagine these toys becoming real currencies. Michael Saylor must be hiding in his cave.
Yeah Saylor the guru is averaged in at $30,664 per coin but dont question it. Hes much smarter than anyone else.