They Thought ‘Crypto Banks’ Were Safe, and Then Came the Crash
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Separate, but related note: how far down does culpability run? In finance, bonuses and similar are subject to clawbacks in cases of wrongdoing. Should that be the case for senior coders at these firms?
At the end of the day most of Western society operates without any repercussions for bankers, government officials etc for what I perceive as corrupting behavior. The powers that be seem fine with that and even in countries where populists come to power, that balance hardly seems to move. I don’t think I can expect balanced law and order reform from populists, but I keep hoping. Rome got it right a few times in their thousand year empire (not to mention the many centuries where they got it wrong from the common man’s perspective).
Maybe its schadenfreude, but I feel they all got what they deserved. Trying to make 7 percent returns risk free is asking for hidden risks.