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Obviously all their planning did not account for issue #3 either way. But perhaps their concern was simply having actions like #2 exposed, and more generally th
by JamesianP 4y ago
Obviously all their planning did not account for issue #3 either way. But perhaps their concern was simply having actions like #2 exposed, and more generally the value of their company (which goes hand-in-hand with the value of their various tokens) exposed. In that infamous interview, the guy talked about manipulating the prices of crypto using a small float as one tactic.
- gruez 4y ago>Obviously all their planning did not account for issue #3 either way. But perhaps their concern was simply having actions like #2 exposed, and more generally the value of their company (which goes hand-in-hand with the value of their various tokens) exposed. So let me get this straight: They were concerned with "actions like #2 exposed", so they set up a super complicated corporate structure, and apparently... didn't make use of it? Once the leaked balance sheet came out on coindesk everybody pretty much immediately figured it out, and not because there was great internet sleuths, it was just that obvious.