Just look at the final section, quoted: > Painfully, some of the very founding contributors to Haskell itself are the ones deepest involved in this ring. > In

Just look at the final section, quoted: > Painfully, some of the very founding contributors to Haskell itself are the ones deepest involved in this ring. > In this new era the Haskell community itself has simply become a tool to buy legitimacy and pump token values. The reputation of our community is now used to defraud the public and convince non-technical users of the soundness of an utterly unsound investment. > I have avoided names ... however core Haskell companies such as Well-Typed, Tweag and FP Complete have been deeply complicit in building up this crypto industry for years now. The article isn't easy to skim, and I think that's the point. The author wants to focus more on why cryptocurrency is a scam, and less on who's guilty.