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I had to laugh at this one. The fraud case hinges on "In fact, OneCoins were entirely worthless" What, the other imaginary digital currencies were somehow mor
by JoeAltmaier 4y ago
I had to laugh at this one. The fraud case hinges on
"In fact, OneCoins were entirely worthless"
What, the other imaginary digital currencies were somehow more 'real' and were not entirely worthless? That's a curious stance.
- neaden 4y agoIn this case OnceCoin was literally fraudulent, they did not actually have a crypto currency or a blockchain, just lied about it. Even at the worst it's the difference between printing worthless money and just lying and saying you are printing worthless money.
- JoeAltmaier 4y agoSo, they didn't wave a magic wand to create imaginary points, they just sold imaginary points without the wand waving first. I get it.