Funny how companies can go bust after getting millions from these token sales. Quite clearly they weren't on Ramen Noodle start up mode. Okay offices need to be

Funny how companies can go bust after getting millions from these token sales. Quite clearly they weren't on Ramen Noodle start up mode. Okay offices need to be paid for as do staff but it is not like they had to buy raw materials, build steel foundries, invest in a distribution chain or anything else capital intensive. If they had been promising to make regular products and didn't ship then there would be front page scandals and outrage on consumer rights TV shows. But nobody cares, cryptocurrency has become a dirty word, normal people reading cryptocurrency stories don't get past the headline as they know the story already. It will probably take a few years before documentary film makers make sense of the shenanigans that has gone on. There are no good stories though, at least with the dot.com crash you could tell the story through the lens of a company that was there at the time for it to have storytelling value. Shame Tom Wolfe is no longer with us, the crypto experiment needs someone of his character to do the story justice.