Dunno why I gotta to say this, but Do Kwon is no hero. He had bad intentions from day 1. I called out Luna as a fraud (complex ponzi) early in 2021. It was obvious to me that Chai was simply fake. None of it made sense. There were lots of other people who knew. Many still pumped.

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In 2020 I was a “Lunatic”. Deep into that community. I was constantly in the Discord. I was in very early. It turned out to be my biggest crypto win ever as I was in at around $0.20. Thank God I continued to always research, or like many others my entire stack would be wiped out.

The moment I figured it all out I did go public with it. Was a bold move at the time, and got attacked relentlessly by what was the most rapid community in crypto at the time. Bag bias is real. And even with cold hard facts most seem to be content to ignore the glaringly obvious.