Jake Thacker

The hundreds of thousands, 400 plus thousand users on the platform that were affected by this, not the big investors. I'm talking about people that had their life savings of 50,000 K or less, or, you complete and utter enveloped into the platform, just destroyed, right? Lives completely destroyed. I mean, my situation is not perfect, but

Some people literally, they either retired or were planning to retire, now they can't retire and has messed up their life, has messed up their family's lives, has messed up their children's lives, like generational impact. I hope that that haunts him because it's the only restitution really that the victims will get if they get any money back anytime soon or if they get the full value.

Some people literally, they either retired or were planning to retire, now they can't retire and has messed up their life, has messed up their family's lives, has messed up their children's lives, like generational impact. I hope that that haunts him because it's the only restitution really that the victims will get if they get any money back anytime soon or if they get the full value.

Some people literally, they either retired or were planning to retire, now they can't retire and has messed up their life, has messed up their family's lives, has messed up their children's lives, like generational impact. I hope that that haunts him because it's the only restitution really that the victims will get if they get any money back anytime soon or if they get the full value.

It's a little too late, right? The damage has been done.

It's a little too late, right? The damage has been done.

It's a little too late, right? The damage has been done.

Well... I think it's justice in the fact that regardless of the amount of time, which clearly was done as a precedence for nefarious characters that may have plans of doing something like this in the future or are currently in the marketplace and doing things that could be considered fraudulent or affecting the market and consumers of crypto and the currencies and the tokens and whatever.

Well... I think it's justice in the fact that regardless of the amount of time, which clearly was done as a precedence for nefarious characters that may have plans of doing something like this in the future or are currently in the marketplace and doing things that could be considered fraudulent or affecting the market and consumers of crypto and the currencies and the tokens and whatever.

Well... I think it's justice in the fact that regardless of the amount of time, which clearly was done as a precedence for nefarious characters that may have plans of doing something like this in the future or are currently in the marketplace and doing things that could be considered fraudulent or affecting the market and consumers of crypto and the currencies and the tokens and whatever.

the innocent that just want to partake in a proactive and positive way. I don't think justice was served in the sense that time in prison with these types of crimes doesn't create a state of what I would call civic restitution for the people that were impacted. Sure, then they could file bankruptcy and they could find the money and maybe get it back to people.

the innocent that just want to partake in a proactive and positive way. I don't think justice was served in the sense that time in prison with these types of crimes doesn't create a state of what I would call civic restitution for the people that were impacted. Sure, then they could file bankruptcy and they could find the money and maybe get it back to people.

the innocent that just want to partake in a proactive and positive way. I don't think justice was served in the sense that time in prison with these types of crimes doesn't create a state of what I would call civic restitution for the people that were impacted. Sure, then they could file bankruptcy and they could find the money and maybe get it back to people.

But as I said, there is a precipice of time that is really essential for that to really matter, for people's lives to be not irrevocably changed. There's been a lot of great coverage about the case and about him and about the situation, but not about the systems and the institutions that manage this and manage the blowback of it and are supposed to be in charge of

But as I said, there is a precipice of time that is really essential for that to really matter, for people's lives to be not irrevocably changed. There's been a lot of great coverage about the case and about him and about the situation, but not about the systems and the institutions that manage this and manage the blowback of it and are supposed to be in charge of

But as I said, there is a precipice of time that is really essential for that to really matter, for people's lives to be not irrevocably changed. There's been a lot of great coverage about the case and about him and about the situation, but not about the systems and the institutions that manage this and manage the blowback of it and are supposed to be in charge of

rectifying and resolving these types of things. I think that's where the justice fails. And that's not necessarily something you can pin on him, but I would rather see him spend less time in prison and have to help with this some shape or form, right? Be on the hook for making this work and happen.

rectifying and resolving these types of things. I think that's where the justice fails. And that's not necessarily something you can pin on him, but I would rather see him spend less time in prison and have to help with this some shape or form, right? Be on the hook for making this work and happen.

rectifying and resolving these types of things. I think that's where the justice fails. And that's not necessarily something you can pin on him, but I would rather see him spend less time in prison and have to help with this some shape or form, right? Be on the hook for making this work and happen.

And even if it's going around door to door to the victims and apologizing or something along those lines, then, you know, hiding away in a cell and that kind of thing. And who knows, maybe he will get pardoned by Trump and that'll be just icing on the cake if that happens. But I think the system did what the system was designed to do.