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If you can’t see the value in an attestation, you’re not familiar with the topic. And I’m not “defending” anything other than the basic idea that when one has
by redcobra762 3y ago
If you can’t see the value in an attestation, you’re not familiar with the topic.
And I’m not “defending” anything other than the basic idea that when one has not proven something, one cannot claim it as true. Nobody has been able to prove Tether is a scam, so it isn’t.
- ForHackernews 3y ago>Nobody has been able to prove Tether is a scam, so it isn’t. This right here is amazingly revealing of the mindset that leads fools to become separated from their money. What's the opposite of caveat emptor?