Jordan Harbinger

So that was the thing that actually made people money.

Fart coin.

Imagine explaining that, like, oh, how did you make your money?

Crypto.

Yeah, yeah, I got some Bitcoin.

What do you trade?

Oh, I mostly held fart coin and then sold at the top.

Yeah, bought at the bottom, sold at the top.

Bought at the bottom, yeah.

Was early in the fart coin game.

Unreal.

They disgust me.

So why don't I want it outlawed?

My guess is a hand wavy thing about individual liberty.

Right, but like you said, fear and friction keep people out of those markets.

Yes, absolutely fair.

If there's one thing to take away from this, it's that online gambling addiction isn't some fringe issue affecting a handful of reckless people.

It's a predictable outcome of a system designed to be fast, frictionless, and psychologically sticky, and then scaled to millions of people via their phone.

So that doesn't mean nobody has agency.

People still make choices, but it does mean that pretending this is just about personal responsibility