Here's an inside glean into company culture at TFL from my interview with Hyungsuk Kang, an ex-TFL employee who left in 2020. "Do Kwon is a disgrace to the blockchain industry. I tried to stop him from initiating these despicable schemes, but nobody else stood up to him." (1/4)
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Replying to @FatManTerra
As usual for you, it’s all complete hearsay. If you’re taking a journalist role on, then you’d have a duty to fact check things and have some integrity. You can’t “just pass on interesting info” because a lot of ppl here just blindly believe something that you don’t know is true.
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Replying to @PvtEquity420 @FatManTerra
That's rich, nobody told Do Kwon that when he scammed people for billions. Now it is suddenly a problem? Now we need ethics and integrity but when you get 20% APY ethics and integrity don't matter. It's an obvious scam, deal with it.
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Replying to @Giliantemporary @FatManTerra
When people lose money they always yell scam. God forbid anyone took responsibility for not even reading a white paper. 20% wasn’t an obvious scam as some of that were real revenue for swap fees and such. Was incentivized to boot strap growth. You think tradfi is less shady?
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Replying to @PvtEquity420 @Giliantemporary
Hypothetically, what if the whitepaper was a lie and all the mechanisms described in it were disabled (and later deleted from the whitepaper itself) by the coin's team mid-crisis?
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Replying to @FatManTerra @Giliantemporary
Hypothetically or is this what you claim? When will you tell us actual facts? When your following reaches 100k? 1m?
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I'm not sure you should be giving hot takes on Terra user responsibility when you didn't even know those were facts...
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