I'm a pretty non-conspiratorial person. For background:
I don't think COVID was a gain of function research lab leak
I think Epstein probably killed himself (65%)
No, the Earth is not flat and yes steel beams can melt in airplane fuel
Now, the question is will I believe that FTX and SBF were intentionally created or enabled to succeed in order to create a crypto failure on a scale that would necessitate tighter regulation of the crypto space?
I'll resolve NO if:
There isn't any new regulation that's written-to-be-passed citing the FTX failure as rationale for necessitating tighter crypto regulation
I'm not compelled by the evidence that says there was a deeper conspiracy beyond just a liquidity crisis that came from mismanagement
I'll watch the comments here, but I doubt I'll do much of my own research, so you'll have to spoon feed me
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📢Resolved to NO based on their criteria.
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No new regulations and no evidence of any conspiracy, just a case of mismanagement.
"Sam Bankman-Fried testifies he knew 'basically nothing' about crypto before starting company"
@ConnorMcCormick Is there any "new regulation that's written-to-be-passed citing the FTX failure as rationale"?