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Quiz time!
What does the following have in common?
Moderna, Modem, Modelo beer, Module and Mariah Carey.
Simple.
We have all heard of them before.
Well, what about Modulo?
Not quite.
What’s that?
Don’t worry, nobody has ever heard of it too.
Not the folks in crypto, tradfi or just the general public.
Modulo Capital is a hedge fund which SBF allegedly gave $400M to, right before FTX collapsed.
“The fledgling firm, which was founded in March and operated out of the same Bahamian compound where Mr. Bankman-Fried lived, had no track record or public profile. One of the founders, Duncan Rheingans-Yoo, was only two years out of college. His business partner, Xiaoyun Zhang, known as Lily, was a former Wall Street trader who had previously been romantically involved with Mr. Bankman-Fried, according to four people with knowledge of their relationship.”
That is just wrong on so many levels.
This is SBF’s single largest investment ever.
It’s almost half a billion dollars.
How can you just give $400M to another company just like that?
Where was the checks and balances?
Why did no one notice?
How did SBF hide all this so well?
Make no mistake.
More of SBF’s naughtiness and party tricks will be revealed soon.
This is probably just the tip of the iceberg.
There will be so much more nastier shenanigans to come.
And these things are only surfacing after people started digging deeper.
The timing was so dubious.
Why transfer such a large amount to a random company ran by your own friends just before FTX imploded?
Was SBF trying to cover up something?
Was that SBF’s getaway cash?
What if he knew FTX was crashing and intentionally send it to Modulo to stash it away for later?
Of all the comments and stuff that I have read about this fiasco, there was one that really hit me hard.
“Samuel gave the millions to Modulo while Alameda was losing money. Floundering. Literally drowning and gasping for help.”
What a complete, rapacious, idiotic bellend.
The nerve SBF had to commit such a crime is just staggering.
At this point I will conclude that he is just plain dumb.
Forget the boy genius, gifted trader and prodigious money manager narrative.
This bellend is just a mockery of a fool.
I hope justice whips him very hard and that they are able to give back investors some of their funds at the end of the day.
Remember folks, don’t do foolish and unethical things like what SBF did.
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Have you heard of Modulo?
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#startups #business #startupx #growth #success #socialmedia #culture #entrepreneurship #strategy #eth #btc #crypto #sbf #partnerships #bearmarket #NFT #bd #reddit #modulo #foolish #sam #modulo
Quiz time!
What does the following have in common?
Moderna, Modem, Modelo beer, Module and Mariah Carey.
Simple.
We have all heard of them before.
Well, what about Modulo?
Not quite.
What’s that?
Don’t worry, nobody has ever heard of it too.
Not the folks in crypto, tradfi or just the general public.
Modulo Capital is a hedge fund which SBF allegedly gave $400M to, right before FTX collapsed.
“The fledgling firm, which was founded in March and operated out of the same Bahamian compound where Mr. Bankman-Fried lived, had no track record or public profile. One of the founders, Duncan Rheingans-Yoo, was only two years out of college. His business partner, Xiaoyun Zhang, known as Lily, was a former Wall Street trader who had previously been romantically involved with Mr. Bankman-Fried, according to four people with knowledge of their relationship.”
That is just wrong on so many levels.
This is SBF’s single largest investment ever.
It’s almost half a billion dollars.
How can you just give $400M to another company just like that?
Where was the checks and balances?
Why did no one notice?
How did SBF hide all this so well?
Make no mistake.
More of SBF’s naughtiness and party tricks will be revealed soon.
This is probably just the tip of the iceberg.
There will be so much more nastier shenanigans to come.
And these things are only surfacing after people started digging deeper.
The timing was so dubious.
Why transfer such a large amount to a random company ran by your own friends just before FTX imploded?
Was SBF trying to cover up something?
Was that SBF’s getaway cash?
What if he knew FTX was crashing and intentionally send it to Modulo to stash it away for later?
Of all the comments and stuff that I have read about this fiasco, there was one that really hit me hard.
“Samuel gave the millions to Modulo while Alameda was losing money. Floundering. Literally drowning and gasping for help.”
What a complete, rapacious, idiotic bellend.
The nerve SBF had to commit such a crime is just staggering.
At this point I will conclude that he is just plain dumb.
Forget the boy genius, gifted trader and prodigious money manager narrative.
This bellend is just a mockery of a fool.
I hope justice whips him very hard and that they are able to give back investors some of their funds at the end of the day.
Remember folks, don’t do foolish and unethical things like what SBF did.
-
Have you heard of Modulo?
-
#startups #business #startupx #growth #success #socialmedia #culture #entrepreneurship #strategy #eth #btc #crypto #sbf #partnerships #bearmarket #NFT #bd #reddit #modulo #foolish #sam #modulo
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