It's common sense: you either believe what you read on Bernhard Engelbrecht's Twitter account (this is the same crypto influencer who scammed startup founders o

It's common sense: you either believe what you read on Bernhard Engelbrecht's Twitter account (this is the same crypto influencer who scammed startup founders out of thousands of dollars) or you trust what's published on The Pragmatic Engineer blog, who actually read Bernhard's tweet and spoke to the people who built the tech. > I don't find this article particularly convincing I think you missed the point of the article. It's saying: this is what the conspiracy theorists want me to believe but it doesn't add up, so I'm going to pick up the phone and call the people who built it. At that point, it's engineers talking to engineers. And the post is the outcome of that conversation.