I'm getting an odd Wolf of wall street vibe from this. It's like the script were taken as inspiration for the branding. Crown sterling = Stratton Oakmont = htt

I'm getting an odd Wolf of wall street vibe from this. It's like the script were taken as inspiration for the branding. Crown sterling = Stratton Oakmont = https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPVMfGzXZP8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPVMfGzXZP8 Stratton's logo is a lion. Crown Sterlings logo is a lion. The style of presentation is the same: start with axioms that are hard to argue with. Use it to build trust, then when they're listening segway into the real bs. Building trust = https://youtu.be/dCANT0nG3bY?t=36 https://youtu.be/dCANT0nG3bY?t=36 "First we pitch them disney, at & T, ... blue chip stocks exclusively. companies these people know. once we've suckered them in we unload the dog shite. pink sheets, the penny stocks, where we make the money." They're doing the same thing but with encryption. Ofc, no one understands encryption directly so they talk abstractly about entropy and appeal to authority. After that comes the bs. The only part that seems missing from this is what they're shilling for and they're already gathering emails. Oops. I was going to say they missed the crucial ingredient which is to create FOMO -- or fear of missing out. But they got that right too by implying existing encryption was somehow flawed or broken. People would have to sign up or risk their 'data liberty.' Nicely done. I'll be surprised if this isn't to hype a blockchain-related project. IOTA 2.0.