ChainCatcher reported that Anthony Sassano (@sassal0x), founder of The Daily Gwei, responded to Hasseb Qureshi, a partner at Dragonfly Capital, stating that for years, Kyle Samani, co-founder of Multicoin Capital, has lied countless times to make money—it's why people dislike him—his 'impressive track record' cannot be an excuse for his brazen deceit without being held accountable.
He also stated: "He was also closely related to SBF; you can't make me believe he had no idea what was happening with FTX/Alameda. He was involved in almost every low liquidity/high FDV scam created by SBF; this is not 'good investment,' but fraud."
Qureshi replied: "I know you two often argue, and I have to make it clear that I disagree with Kyle on almost everything."
However, the claim that Kyle was 'colluding' with SBF is very absurd and requires exact evidence. After the FBI, Department of Justice, SEC, bankruptcy agencies, and countless journalists gathered all the information about FTX and prosecuted all holders of funds with indirect connections to the matter, Multicoin (one of its many investors, but certainly not the largest) somehow knows what 'happened,' which sounds a bit crazy, right? Moreover, the company's funds are also stuck on FTX.
ChainCatcher previously reported that Hasseb Qureshi, a partner at Dragonfly Capital, stated that Kyle Samani, co-founder of Multicoin Capital, is one of the best investors in the cryptocurrency field. As competitors, Dragonfly and Multicoin are always at odds, but experts recognize each other; investing is like a sport, and Kyle is the highest scorer in history, unmatched by anyone.
