How is it clickbait if it's a verbatim quote? In context it means exactly what the headline says and the article does a pretty good job adding the context leadi

How is it clickbait if it's a verbatim quote? In context it means exactly what the headline says and the article does a pretty good job adding the context leading up to his tantrum. To me, it's extraordinarily immature leadership. He's on twitter fighting a PR campaign against his own shortcomings and throwing his employees under the bus. I went through something similar at a much more ethical company where the CEO absorbed public criticism and addressed by hosting all-hands and taking direct, unfiltered questions from employees and never said shit in public. People who were really being unreasonable got fired, several key people who sympathized with the dissenters quit as is their prerogative at any point. The ones who stayed really wanted the company to succeed and leadership very well knew it and respected it. Armstrong is very clearly saying "This is my company, not yours" which is technically true, but anathema to millenial ethics and I'd argue anathema to the founding principals of crypto. Mind you, this is all happening at a company that produces actual value as a top priority and isn't a just a platform to extract rents from suckers.