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Let's say that your analogy has zero actual bearing on what actually happened in this situation, and end the conversation there. He misrepresented Celsius. Tha
by vkou 3y ago
Let's say that your analogy has zero actual bearing on what actually happened in this situation, and end the conversation there.
He misrepresented Celsius. That's fraud. It doesn't matter if you do it with dollars, bitcoins, scrip, or Pokemon cards.
- Animats 3y ago> Let's say that your analogy has zero actual bearing on what actually happened in this situation, and end the conversation there. Yes. Here's Celsius's web site archived in early 2022.[1] See what they claimed. They went all the way to being a fake bank. In their own words: "Meet Celsius: a community of over 1 million users that earn up to 17% yield on their crypto. Get paid new coins every week and borrow cash at 1%. Buy coins, earn yield, borrow, and transfer with no fees. Available on web and mobile apps." [1] https://web.archive.org/web/20220103153602/https://celsius.network/ https://web.archive.org/web/20220103153602/https://celsius.n...
- CyberDildonics 3y agoYes. What are you answering 'yes' to here?
- Animats 3y agoAgreeing with "Let's say that your analogy has zero actual bearing on what actually happened in this situation, and end the conversation there."