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The other thing to note is that a filed lawsuit is essentially a biased accusation. A lawsuit is "this is what I think happened, give me money," not gospel judge-approved truth. So a screenshot of accusations from the lawyers demanding money isn't the best source in the world.

After all this time, Do Kwon will be sentenced today.

Saylor's interviews are starting to seem increasingly desperate to me. “Bitcoin is an index reflecting the global digital economy,” really? You can smell the panic in his words IMO.

I want it clear and stated for the record due to ongoing threats. If anything sudden happens to me, the person behind it was Daniel Robert Dixon. There is nobody else it could be. @metpoliceuk @wrexhampolicefc

Do Kwon will only get four or so more years in US prison. But, unlike the American scammers, it won't be over then. He will be extradited to Korea, where a horde of Korean victims and prosecutors are waiting to give him *decades* on top. Being an international scammer is rough.

The TFL bankruptcy plan administrator charges $100,000 a month to figure out which creditor gets what. He has billed $1,300,000 so far since he took over. One dude! Before bonuses, of course.
I should have been an insolvency lawyer.

For the record, I think it's a good thing that CZ was pardoned. I just find it amusing that you can openly bribe a sitting US president these days.

Can we not try to justify financial crimes? A 29-year-old jumped off a building after losing $2m to Do Kwon. A young couple drove their car into a wall with their daughter after the Luna crash. A Ukrainian man killed himself a few days ago on 10/10. Crypto crime has real victims.

Brutal day for CZ. I haven't seen public opinion turn against someone this fast since Do Kwon.

Guy who dumps insider allocations on his followers after shilling high-risk shitcoins getting mad at people promoting casinos

There's a surprising number of teenagers that routinely gamble tens of millions on Stake.
Gambling on a public DEX via high leverage while tweeting is a smarter move, because even if your bet loses, you can call it "skill" or "work" and build a captivated following on the side.

It's important to remember that every time an influencer shills a shitcoin, dumps a few million, and everyone forgets about it, there's a great deal of human cost and suffering as a result that goes unseen and forgotten. Suicide is just the most tragic manifestation, one of many.

Somewhere out there, there's an SEC agent noting down every big rug and every time a big American influencer lies to his following by failing to disclose his ownership in a coin he's about to dump on them.
The 2029 jail season will go harder than anyone is ready for.