Yeah, and you know, I'm a yuppie software engineer with a relatively well-diversified investment portfolio (and a good amount of savings in safe things like T-B

Yeah, and you know, I'm a yuppie software engineer with a relatively well-diversified investment portfolio (and a good amount of savings in safe things like T-Bills), so I'll be totally fine, albeit extremely annoyed. What's really upsetting is this lie that these crypto people push, acting like cryptocurrency is the secret way to leave poverty, and that this is the future of finance, and that investing with "Gemini Earn GUSD pays like 50x more than traditional bank interest", in combination with the FDIC-insurance for GUSD on their site. I think it's possible that people put in more than they could afford to lose into GUSD and Gemini Earn. I think it's also possible that people transferred most of their savings from traditional FDIC-insured banks in order to take advantage of Gemini Earn. And I think it's very possible that this is going to hurt the poorest individuals substantially more than anyone else. I generally don't advocate for violence, but a large part of me really hopes that the Winklevoss twins each step on a Lego block every morning.