Just you saying that SBF controls crypto tells me everything i need to know about you. Have a great day bud! LOL
Late to the party and confuses a centralized entity blow up with crypto in general...nothing new, nothing to see here
OMFG???!!! You poor, poor BLIND child who has what they call in poker FIRST LEVEL vision or thinking! This is like playing with CHILDREN!! This is why CHILDREN will continue to STUMBLE and FALL! BABIES learning to CRAWL in a world of MEN! Do Kwon Alex Mashinksky Su Zhu/Kyle Davies Stephen Ehrlich CZ The list goes on and on. These were initially the LEGIT people, not your Logan Pauls! Crypto Bros! Expand your mind. RAISE YOUR LEVEL. Try to SEE MORE. I CANNOT be here to catch you CHILD when you FALL!
LOL, late to a party that DESTROYS people's financial wealth???!!! Is it LATE or very very fortunate to AVOID the MESS???!!!
Another young punk crypto bro, trying to tell the "establishment" why they f*cked up and how they are gonna save the world by using sh*tcoins!! Crypto bro gonna start hawking his 20% return on his new sh*tcoin! Gonna tell you like Mashinsky that sh*tcoins are "low-risk". Don't trust the centralized banks! LOCK THE MOFOs UP!!!!! STAY AWAY FROM CRYPTO BROS!!
SBF only controlled a very few shit-coins. FTT was one of them. The other... was infamous Solana which he pumped from pennies up to stupidly high evaluations. The community was full of people who had 'missed out' on Ethereum's generational wealth by listening to the bears, so they were now looking for a new ETH-killer and hoping to catch up for their lack of foresight. Even more mind-boggling, many of these millennials also figured that the price of Solana was going to be higher than Ethereum..... for reasons? It doesn't matter that history has shown this not only never works with so-called Ethereum Killers, but can't really work even in theory due to the blockchain trilemma. Yet they insisted that "This time it's different." Well guess what? You can't really work-around the 3rd law of thermodynamics. Even a boomer knows this... Of course Solana was bound to fail. No banking system was going to choose to build on a blockchain that can't even secure itself. That's such a looney-bin concept. Proof-of-Stake, faster transactions, and cheaper layer-1 fees were the only thing it had going for it, out of the more critical issues it was lacking. Of those, the Merge took away the first advantage completely, and continually is closing the distance on the latter two variables.