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Controversy is not a new thing for the crypto industry. Over the years, the cryptocurrency sector has been jolted by several serious controversies. Now, a post published on X by TruthLabs has triggered a fresh controversy. This is what you should know about the latest controversy.
Was Ethereum Built on Stolen Bitcoin?
The core of the post is the allegation regarding the origin of Ethereum. The post shares a shocking theory about Etheruem’s origin. The theory says that Ethereum was created to wash Bitcoin stolen from major platforms like Mt. Gox, Silk Road and InstaWallet. The theory places the blame on corrupt members of different agencies. It further claims that the corrupt officials initially created a massive digital capital with the laundered wealth and then used it to pump various cryptocurrency projects. As per the theory, the said crime has been going on for at least a decade.
Ethereum was funded almost entirely to wash Stolen Mt. Gox, Silk Road, Satoshi Dice, and InstaWallet BTC for corrupt treasonous members of Agencies.Corrupt officials of these Agencies work with other corrupt members of these Agencies to turn their Stolen wealth into a 1…
— TruthLabs (@BoringSleuth) September 18, 2024
Who Are These Corrupted Crypto Officials?
The post boldly exposes the identities of those allegedly involved in money laundering. Among those named in the post as the corrupt officials are several renowned crypto personalities like Novogratz, Draper, and Gary V. A shocking part of the post is its assertion that the corrupt officials worked against the interest of their own organizations.
TruthLabs’ Call for Crypto Accountability
Notably, the post ends on a positive note, with a call for accountability. It warns that if the right action is not taken immediately, the industry will meet with disaster.
In conclusion, it is not the first time that the crypto industry has faced an allegation of this serious nature. As a sector that is in its early stage of growth, it is highly susceptible to malpractices. If the sector views every new allegation as a way to improve and evolve, we can expect a fool-proof digital financial environment in the future. Let’s hope for the best!
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