– Summers (@SummersThings) December 27, 2022
Eisenberg’s call resurfaced in October when he stole more than $100 million from cryptocurrency trading platform Mango Markets, returned $67 million, and (at the time) was given it away, claiming his moves were in the interest of depositors, completely legal and backed up. for a bigger organization him.
Meanwhile, the widow of Hal Finney, an early Bitcoin participant and recipient of the first transaction on the network, announced a Bitcoin-themed fundraising marathon to raise money for ALS, the neurodegenerative disease that killed Finney in 2014.
— Halfin (@halfin) December 27, 2022
A disgruntled investor from cryptocurrency investment firm Multicoin Capital shared a missive they had earned that deserves to have been returned in November, when the FTX crisis began. Multicoin seems to have been greatly affected by direct and indirect exposure to FTX, i. e. its whale size. Treasure of Solana (SOL).
Due to Solana’s close ties with FTX, SOL has been in free fall for two months; It just hit a two-year low as it suffers to stay above the $10 level.
– Soldman Gachs (@DrSoldmanGachs) December 27, 2022
Vitalik Buterin tweeted Thursday for the deeply disappointed network of developers and Solana fans.
It’s hard for me to say from the outside, but I hope the network thrives ??.
– vitalik. eth (@VitalikButerin) December 29, 2022
On Tuesday, the eagle-eyed NFT enthusiast saw @ClownVamp what looks like outright plagiarism in Manchester United’s new NFT collection on Tezos. ClownVamp tweeted his compelling evidence in a thread.
Left. . . a MONSTER through @DesLucrece. One of the maximum and oldest collections of Tezos.
Correct. . . a DEVIL a NEW @ManUtd in Tezos in partnership with @TezosFoundation.
Hell. No.
We want answers. It’s a trash can in general.
? pic. twitter. com/p0739Utp5i
– ClownVamp (@ClownVamp) December 27, 2022
The next day, a parody of South Park made through FTX enthusiasts and their disgraced former CEO made the rounds in CT.
– K1cks (@itsk1cks) December 28, 2022
Finally, on Friday, network detectives like @ZachXBT detected that the seven-figure budget of wallets linked to Alameda Research was being transferred to transaction privacy mixers.
127dc66668daebbad9ce0ee6d0c27bd4dd06c703c2ca2329914b4fb1fcbcca92 https://t. co/dNYp8AWUBD pic. twitter. com/lAqC3hVpgu
– ZachXBT (@zachxbt) December 29, 2022
Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) was quick to deny any involvement, but Twitter was quick to grill it.
– Happy New Year NCI (@nic__carter) December 30, 2022
As you were, everyone. . .
– Brad Michelson (@BradMichelson) December 30, 2022
Sam was back online an hour later to offer a follow-up in which he showed up to advise regulators. That’s unlikely as he faces eight counts of fraud for fraud, but everything is imaginable in crypto.
– SBF (@SBF_FTX) December 30, 2022