Turns out if you never actually earned the money you tend to think you are untouchable.
I've worked with CEOs who were born into money, and those who have earned it, you can tell the difference immediately.
You should never be surprised what Florida Man/Woman will do.
As a former resident, there's an uncharacteristically high number of seemingly well-adjusted but actually batshit-crazy folks there.
Look up Florida school board meetings on YouTube.
One consequence of Trump pulling a lot of newcomers into politics was their naivety at how political processes actually work.
As in, if you don't get everything you want, you aren't immediately justified to escalate and go nuclear.
I’m not all that enthused about watching a bunch of school board meetings that are probably 97% boring in the hope that I’ll find the exciting 3%.
To be fair, the time I lived there was immediately after COVID (so masks and then directly into culture wars over the bête noire du jour).
Someone struggling to put a deposit together for their own home isn't going to make bank out of flipping houses and contributing to the shit housing sector. It really is true that all it takes to make money is money, it's almost effortless.
Though I guess that kind of undermines my initial idea that you needed to have a brain for it.
Yobit is an long standing exchange, not one I would use
Yobit Pro was a scam app pretending to be related to that exchange
Crypto returns can be quite fast. If you have $4 million and its not really absurd to take that an order of magnitude higher, and be used to the volatility of it going lower.
There are plenty of “random crypto apps” that work fine for any amount of money
Don't let your own paranoia get in the way
“Not your keys, not your coin” remains true for “Yobit Pro”, FTX and established players like Coinbase
Plenty of random crypto apps are self custody apps that work fine
The people running Yobit Pro are probably using similar levels of OPSEC, and just have a lot more crypto now. This PvP aspect of crypto keeps it going.
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That has nothing to do with crypto and everything to do with this fake exchange scam, and even with a real exchange it has to do with consumer education on using non custodial apps
It’s downright weird that you have this other mental category for things that say crypto where your mental processing power throttled to the conclusion is “its crypto so let me blame the victim instead and ignore who chose to create a victim while they sent her death threats on whatsapp”
Obviously it sucks for the lady, but to some extend it certainly deserves a financial darwin award.
That sector has plenty of things that follow the expected social contract of all parties, which can and does support balances of $4 million and far higher.
Your unwillingness to see that is not really a productive conversation here, although you’re in like company right now on this forum, you shouldn't be.