Before people had a chance to process the fact that the incoming president of the United States had just launched his own transparent crypto cash-grab, the soon-to-be First Lady did the same. Whoever is calling the Trump family's crypto shots seemed to think they could just follow the same playbook a second time and enjoy the same results, but the launch of the new token brought a sudden crash in the $TRUMP token value.This is not Melania Trump's first foray into the crypto world. In December 2021, she launched her own line of NFTs — only to apparently wash trade them after a tepid response.Meanwhile, some in the crypto world are reacting with horror at Trump's decisionmaking. While they hoped that Trump's administration would be crypto-friendly, they did not seem to anticipate that the Trump family would openly embrace some of the ecosystem's worst parts to enrich themselves at everyone else's expense.
  • loathsome dongeaterOPAEnglish
    4·
    4 个月前

    Assuming that a middle aged person with no known tech background does not know what a blockchain is is sexist? Please explain why.

    • KrasnaiaZvezda
      12·
      4 个月前

      Partly is because the way you said it seemed like you wouldn’t have used the same words if it was a middle aged man, part is because it seemed to imply that she couldn’t understand this even if she tried to, while again making no mention of the men not being able to understand it, and if anything, assuming they do understand it, at least better than her.

        • KrasnaiaZvezda
          21·
          4 个月前

          Agreed. My point was about the process. I am saying she signed off on a lucrative grift. But it makes her a grifter rather than a crypto sis. I would call her a crypto sis if she endorsed the technology. But rich people only care about money and not the technology.

          Saying something like that instead, pehaps