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>>56180826
And then what.
Another forced migration that dilutes (2:1 from LPL to SDL) token holders, and also completely changes the revenue share model?
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>>55709723
does this look like the sort of based lad that would run away from a focking good tear up, scruffy manc cunt

We waz just in the pub wi' t' lads when one o' 'em says 'ey, let's do a right scam on them linkpool OG's. So we grabbed a few pints an' got to work on thinkin' up a plan - it had ter be somethin' clever since they're all so savvy with their money. We decided that we'd set up a fake Bancor account, pretendin' that we were gonna invest in the team an' get them linkpool OG's excited about it too. We figured if we could get enough of 'em to invest, then there'd be more cash for our lads! So we got to tweetin', postin', an' makin' calls, convincin' everyone that Bancor was gonna be the next big thing in crypto. Sure enough, after a few days our scam worked an' those linkpool OG's were jumpin onboard to support us.

Overall, Johnny Huxtable’s scam involving LinkPool has cost many people dearly and serves as a reminder that it is important to research an investment opportunity thoroughly before entering into an agreement with anyone – even if they come highly recommended by others you know and trust. While there are still some unanswered questions surrounding this case, it is clear that Huxtable’s actions constituted fraud and unethical behavior that caused tremendous financial hardship for many unsuspecting individuals who thought they were investing safely in a promising venture.