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>...However, they were later slightly more optimistic, writing, "it may also be the start of something good... there may be a path forward. We don't want to com
by x86_64Ubuntu 5y ago
>...However, they were later slightly more optimistic, writing, "it may also be the start of something good... there may be a path forward. We don't want to comment on next steps until that path is at least visible to us"
How on earth can people just shake off a loss of $182MM? And is this one of those contracts? Have the courts ruled that code is law, and that a poorly implemented and exploitable contract is legal? There is so much wrong with this.
- JacKTrocinskI 5y agoThe same way Wallstreet does.
- thawaya3113 5y agoWall Street “shakes off” losses with massive Congressional investigations, new laws, people jumping out of skyscraper windows, new rules and regulations that greatly limit what they can do. None of that happens with crypto, which has lost more money in scams than Wall Street has in a decade, despite being a fraction of the size of Wall Street.
- cyanydeez 5y agoWealth inequality