What the article doesn't adequately disclose is that Diehl has a phenomenal commercial conflict of interest as the CTO of a "private blockchain" company that considers public blockchains its primary competition.
This makes sense to me in the sense that as far as I can tell SBF and Alameda's claims for the origin of their wealth is obviously false: He claims he made billions of dollars on an arbitrage with Korean exchanges and…
What the article doesn't adequately disclose is that Diehl has a phenomenal commercial conflict of interest as the CTO of a "private blockchain" company that considers public blockchains its primary competition.
This makes sense to me in the sense that as far as I can tell SBF and Alameda's claims for the origin of their wealth is obviously false: He claims he made billions of dollars on an arbitrage with Korean exchanges and…