Well… we must admit: it couldn’t happen… to a nicer person.
The story here is that a “Trump-world” crypto-coin was being flogged for real cash, to his least-educated acolytes/people, all while select privileged insiders (like Candace) were given vast troves of the coin essentially free, and then after pumping it — these privileged insiders… dumped all those coins on unsuspecting moms and pops.
That, my friends, is classic ’34 Act fraud. Securities fraud, in fact.
The interesting moment will come, in a few months, in depositions, in the Middle District of Florida, when Candace Owens is asked, under oath — how much she was paid to say she was “all in!” on the coin. Even if the answer is zero — the next question will be “How much did you pay for your trove of coins?”
“Oh really — they were a penny a coin?!”
“And how many have you sold — and at what prices?”
“Oh… really? That would mean you personally made nearly $20,000?”
All for saying you were “all in!” — and then not disclosing you were actually… selling your trove?
Charming. Simply… charming.
Just watch — Condor predicts this is essentially how it will all unfold.
G’night, one and all — and do be careful out there. These are some serious grifters.
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