> My take away was that he actually made everyone a boat load of money.
What point are you trying to make? Should he not be prosecuted for fraud as long as a lot of people benefited, is that what you're suggesting?
What point are you trying to make? Should he not be prosecuted for fraud as long as a lot of people benefited, is that what you're suggesting?
I’m really shocked that simply asking the question was so vehemently down voted. Can’t even ask?
Gosh everyone, sounds like a witch hunt.
Like that guy who compared to a gas station or something. Really? You all must not know money or investments. I don’t either but I lived in NY and know those crazy guys who make money can be a bit eccentric.
People give them money because they know the game. If they make money in the end, like I’m pretty sure when all was said and done and the crypto market corrected, he was almost 500 million over expectations, not under!
I could be wrong, it’s a moving target and it’s hard to validate today. It only sounded like he didn’t “follow all the rules” which is different than fraudulent intentions.
Just my wondering dudes!
I'm not sure I understand what you're asking. Are you saying that you don't know the difference between the english words "fraud" and "irresponsibility"? OR are you asking why one applies to this case but not the other?