WHEN SCAMMERS FIGHT...
Justin Sun suing Trump’s coin over “irregular” freezing is the kind of thing only the crypto market can produce without blushing.
The guy the SEC accused of massive wash trading (hundreds of thousands of artificial TRX transactions to inflate volume), offering securities illegally, and running a covert paid-promotion scheme now shows up as an indignant victim because World Liberty froze his tokens and threatened to burn them.
Unbelievable. These are the worst people in the market, already used to hurting retail investors every day by inflating volume, selling a narrative, and extracting liquidity—as was the case with the Trump family and their trash tokens $MELANIA and $TRUMP, which extracted billions of dollars from retail investors—and now they’re fighting among themselves because one “irregularly froze” the other.
The problem with a scammer trying to deceive another scammer is that they’re all terrible people. Neither of them got where they are by being a hero to retail investors. So it’s inevitable that, at some point, they’ll stab each other in the back. One freezes, the other sues, both accuse each other of shorting and running a smear campaign, and retail investors watch from the front row as the two duke it out for control of their own scheme.
When the “defender of decentralization” sues the Trump family’s project because he couldn’t dump his tokens when he wanted to, the mask finally comes off. It’s not about principle. It’s about who can extract more before the other catches on.
LOL
Pathetic!
Justin Sun suing Trump’s coin over “irregular” freezing is the kind of thing only the crypto market can produce without blushing.
The guy the SEC accused of massive wash trading (hundreds of thousands of artificial TRX transactions to inflate volume), offering securities illegally, and running a covert paid-promotion scheme now shows up as an indignant victim because World Liberty froze his tokens and threatened to burn them.
Unbelievable. These are the worst people in the market, already used to hurting retail investors every day by inflating volume, selling a narrative, and extracting liquidity—as was the case with the Trump family and their trash tokens $MELANIA and $TRUMP, which extracted billions of dollars from retail investors—and now they’re fighting among themselves because one “irregularly froze” the other.
The problem with a scammer trying to deceive another scammer is that they’re all terrible people. Neither of them got where they are by being a hero to retail investors. So it’s inevitable that, at some point, they’ll stab each other in the back. One freezes, the other sues, both accuse each other of shorting and running a smear campaign, and retail investors watch from the front row as the two duke it out for control of their own scheme.
When the “defender of decentralization” sues the Trump family’s project because he couldn’t dump his tokens when he wanted to, the mask finally comes off. It’s not about principle. It’s about who can extract more before the other catches on.
LOL
Pathetic!
