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I have some ill-formed memory of The Block employees being unfair to FTX. But I have to say, that's two consecutive articles that were remarkably fair.
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I was not consulted on the second piece, which was released yesterday. But, like the first, it was totally reasonable. A quote: "Pro tip — a lawsuit has to contain actual factual allegations about specific wrongs that the defendants committed."
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My weak memory is that the person who was unreasonably anti-FTX was . But recently he's also been totally fair! So maybe I'm misremembering (in which case--sorry!); or maybe he's updated (in which case--thanks!).
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Maybe I shouldn't be so surprised by all of this. But the standards of journalism in crypto are really, _really_ low. One part secretly paid shilling, one part "not financial advice", one part random hit pieces on unsuspecting people trying to do something hard.
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So I'm always a bit thrown off when I see reporting that seems good--and not just accidentally, "a broken clock is right twice a day" good, like actually "used a good process to systematically come to a good conclusion" good.
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