Wouldn't Occam's razor suggest that a less coordinated alignment of interests is more probable? I.e., people who own a lot of heavily minted scam-coins want to

Wouldn't Occam's razor suggest that a less coordinated alignment of interests is more probable? I.e., people who own a lot of heavily minted scam-coins want to diversify as their exit strategy, and the most liquid alternatives are other scam assets (coins, companies, NFTs). > Bitfinexed has called a number of scams and collapses in cryptology Ahem. Let's keep cryptology as meaning the academic study of cryptography and cryptanalysis. ;-)