I recently heard that Protocol Labs, the parent company of Filecoin, has invested all its money in robotics. It's hardly surprising, really. There are just too many "smart" people in this industry; those who make money in crypto definitely don't spend it in crypto. Kyle amassed a huge fortune and achieved a leap in social class, then shrugged and said Cryoto was boring and he was done, even launching attacks on Hyperliquid. Tether has bought $13 billion in Treasury bonds and $24 billion in gold, and continues to buy. Everyone marvels at SBF's visionary venture capital decisions, but he did indeed misappropriate user funds to liquidate his holdings in the US stock market, leaving a hole for the crypto community to bear. From this perspective, @cz_binance and @heyibinance have been building crypto assets without any issues; at least their fundamental stance has always been crypto supremacy. Those who say it's not cool anymore and they're done, just leave already, sell your coins, and block those who need to be blocked. Is it meaningful to stand on the shore and point fingers at those in the water?