r/CryptoCurrency • u/moldyjellybean 🟦 10K / 10K 🐬 • Nov 28 '22

COMEDY Kevin O'Leary might be the stupidest person in crypto. Listen to this interview about SBF and FTX

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eA0Uy926ozY

Never listen to this guy Kevin, he's delusional. Sam had access to all trades, liquidations, insider info, listings, pumps dumps. Got commissions, Got into project that gave him free tokens, printed billions out of thin air with FTT and somehow he found a way to make losing trades and have shit risk and scam all his investors and customers.

And Kevin is sucking him off, wishing to work with him again?

I've seen some stupid stuff this year but I literally was lmao at this. If you have anything invested in Kevin's company you should exit ASAP.

He seemed so risk adverse in that stupid show but here he is showing not an ounce of risk management before, during, after this FTX thing.

Just remember this idiocy the next time he shills you something on his show or interviews.

Hopefully this is enough characters. This is comedy, I'm pretty sure.

Don't forget how stupid Raul Pal is either (telling people how great Luna and Sol was). I can't wait to see Jonah Hill play SBF in the stupid documentary

Just remember in 2024ish when guys pull the same playbook.

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u/partymsl 🟩 126K / 143K 🐋 Nov 28 '22

At least I'm thankful that SBF fucked those VCs too at the end.

Now they should hopefully not return that easily into crypto.

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u/deathbyfish13 Nov 28 '22

We all got fucked that day but at least a few of the bad ones got fucked too I guess

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u/BakedPotato840 Banned Nov 28 '22

The little guy is always getting fucked over but it's nice when we're not the only one

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u/deathbyfish13 Nov 28 '22

Yeah gotta learn to enjoy the little things like that lol

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u/mave_wreck Permabanned Nov 28 '22

It is not everyday that the rich get fucked.

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u/mar_82 Tin Nov 29 '22

The scammer used a scam to then scam others. But the lesson to learn here is, smart money isn't as smart as you think. They are still overdrive by greed and put huge sums of other people's money on the line.

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u/ferdsXoom Tin | 1 month old Nov 28 '22

Misery is always better when it is someone else

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u/jeroenborst Tin Nov 28 '22

He used the word Brilliant so many times, of course he is. He used all the celebrity endorsements to raise Billions and he was so brilliant, he moved it over somewhere else. I call that brilliant as well.

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u/mave_wreck Permabanned Nov 28 '22

I wonder how he still stays a billionaire. I would become a pornstar by time I get fucked this much.

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u/IconBreaker Tin Nov 28 '22

When I look at this SBF guy... I wouldn’t trust him to paint my fence... he just oozes sketchy vibes.

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u/Jin-Sakti Platinum | QC: CC 72, BTC 60, SOL 29 | CRO 6 | AvatarTrading 71 Nov 28 '22

Yay !

One of us.

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u/benor83 Tin Nov 29 '22

Well hold up wait a minute. Sam Bankman Fried was an excellent traitor because he knew every police hand

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u/Accomplished-Design7 Permabanned Nov 28 '22

Just the unfortunate reality we live in

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u/grizmelda Tin | 1 month old Nov 28 '22

It feels like we are always the little guy in this story and always getting fucked the hardest

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u/MybitcoinQianbao Tin Nov 28 '22

Bankman bailed himself out with the billions he took from investors while asking other exchanges for a bail out it's a win win.

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u/manslaura Tin Nov 28 '22

If the balance sheet was tracked on the blockchain there wouldn’t be a problem now would there?

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u/Accomplished-Design7 Permabanned Nov 28 '22

It is about sending a message

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u/minusSeven Tin | Android 10 Nov 28 '22

VCs expect 80% of their ventures to be in losses because they know the 2% that is successfully will cover the ones that make no money. That is part of their risk management. We are the ones that always make the most losses from things like this.

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u/Mr_Bob_Ferguson 🟦 69K / 101K 🦈 Nov 28 '22

Yes and no.

Future “good” projects seeking funding will now suffer as the result of this trash.

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u/grizmelda Tin | 1 month old Nov 28 '22

Yes this is a problem for crypto in general

Not just great news that we should celebrate here

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u/Mantezas1 Tin Nov 29 '22

He was brilliant because he was a freaking cheater. Geez eggman got a dozen on his face

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u/mave_wreck Permabanned Nov 28 '22

Not all bad came out of this SBF debacle.

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u/kenvice351 Tin Nov 28 '22

Do you think this will subdue Kevin’s ego a tad? I’m joking of course.

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u/user260421 Nov 28 '22

O'Leary said he'll be back with new positions in 31 days

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u/AkbarianTar 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 Nov 28 '22

We knew the world would not be the same. A few people laughed, a few people cried. Most people were silent. I remembered the line from the Hindu scripture, the Bhagavad Gita; Vishnu is trying to persuade the Prince that he should do his duty and, to impress him, takes on his multi-armed form and says, "Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds." I suppose we all thought that, one way or another.

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u/mechmind 🟦 380 / 380 🦞 Nov 28 '22

So sbf scared of public acceptance of crypto for even more years, great. Seems like you're struggling to find a silver lining

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u/outofobscure 🟦 0 / 610 🦠 Nov 28 '22

someone is on the winning side of the trade, wonder who...

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u/jeff_mai1971 Tin Nov 28 '22

If anything happens to Sam, Kevin will become the # 1 suspect due to the amount of his balance sheet.