2 ms·
Arguably she did succeed. She ran a trading company with billions under management. They just didn’t do the normie things like bookkeeping ;-) Also they had mo
by more_corn 4y ago
Arguably she did succeed. She ran a trading company with billions under management. They just didn’t do the normie things like bookkeeping ;-)
Also they had most of their investments in a token that became worthless when someone initiated a run on the exchange.
Maybe lots of smarts and not a lot of common sense/wisdom/caution.
- guessbest 4y agoI don't think they even bought bitcoin and SBF admitted as much. They just took the money and send the user a fraudulent notice that an investment was purchased when in fact no investment took place. This made the 'bank run' easy to trigger as they would have to purchases a bitcoin or other crypto every time a 'withdraw' happened to cover the lack of assets to withdraw for the account. https://twitter.com/DoombergT/status/1598457179211812865 https://twitter.com/DoombergT/status/1598457179211812865