> Professor Bankman-Fried is my tutor. He’s as good at explaining the principles of macroeconomics as anyone out there in the world today—and I know this for a fact because I’ve subsequently watched YouTube’s best on the same subject. But SBF teaches me Macro while simultaneously playing round after round of Storybook Brawl.

This stuff is beyond parody. Dude's getting interviewed for a nauseatingly butt-kissing puff piece, and he can't tear himself away from a game targeted at literal children. (He bought the developers and proceeded to cram NFTs into it.)

The prostrating quotes from the VCs in here are pretty unbelievable.

First, that they are even real. Second, that they actually decided to post them in a piece like this, and lacked the self awareness about how incompetent it makes them look.

Even if he turned out to be the real deal, maybe stick to the fundamentals of the investment. I'd be interested in learning what their DD process looked like

>I open with a doozy: “Am I,” I ask, “talking to the world’s first trillionaire?”

wow this is shameless lol

It won't because they already changed it.

It will forever be on archive.org though:

https://web.archive.org/web/20221110010120/https://www.sequo...

That’s an amazing article. It sounds like the he’s never heard of the kelly criterion, just makes massive bet after massive bet and then blows up. He does have ~1 billion more than me even after this mess, so maybe it all worked out.

I am sure it will get removed eventually. When things change, people change, systems change, the underlying cms changes articles are lost.

>>> “Of the exchanges that we had met and looked at, some of them had regulatory issues, some of them were already public. And then there was Sam.” >>>

This will go down in history books...