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RE: Each BTC Market Cycle takes just a little bit longer to peak...

in LeoFinance4 years ago

Well the worst thing he did was convince Binance, Huobi, and Poloniex to power up the coins of their clients in order to vote 20 of his witnesses to into consensus and unlock his money so he could use that to vote in this sock puppet witnesses as well.

Then we had an epic voting war to retake the chain that lasted a while and the whole time he tried to tell us we needed to hardfork so the exchanges could power down instantly.

Then he stole 26M steem from investors after we forked to hive.

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It's a long and crazy story

https://peakd.com/steemhostiletakover/@edicted/theycallmedan-viking-battle-things-i-didn-t-know-about-the-steem-hostile-takeover

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"Well the worst thing he did was convince Binance, Huobi, and Poloniex to power up the coins of their clients in order to vote 20 of his witnesses to into consensus and unlock his money so he could use that to vote in this sock puppet witnesses as well."

How is that different of getting your money back and playing by the rules of market share? But more importantly, why did his money get locked up in the first place?

"Then we had an epic voting war to retake the chain that lasted a while and the whole time he tried to tell us we needed to hardfork so the exchanges could power down instantly." I don't like these tactics, checking out the crypto termanlogy as we go along by the way, if the motive for doing a hard fork is purely to win personal gain, I don't like it.

But other motives may well be good for everybody im sure.

"Then he stole 26M steem from investors after we forked to hive."

How did he steal that? Trying to be objective to understand what happened in this "crypto social media war"

lol man read the article on Decrypt
https://decrypt.co/38050/steem-steemit-tron-justin-sun-cryptocurrency-war

He bought Steemit Inc behind closed doors, made veiled threats about absorbing the community into Tron and destroying the Steem token, and refused to talk to the witnesses until his money got frozen.

How is that different of getting your money back and playing by the rules of market share?

He used money that wasn't his to attack the network.
He used investor funds being held on centralized exchanges to hack consensus.
He centralized an entire decentralized network to one server and made it extremely vulnerable and weak.

Non transparent moves are rarely fair or honorable, i see your point. Sounds like he is NWO... I don't like them because they are delusional baboons, dumbest of the tribes here on Earth in my opinion.

But anyway, how can a new user make some money around here?