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Yesterday I interviewed a writer for the Financial Times, Chris Cook who along with his colleagues investigated how early traders in MELANIA bought BEFORE it was ever announced with huge sums of money to profit enormously from naïve investors into MELANIA's memecoin. $100 million in profits.

The natural conclusion is that Trump's followers who bought in to the first Lady's coin got scammed --but by who? Melania? Someone on her team? Hayden Davis? And in a world of financial nihilism where this stuff is legal, does it matter?

That and more, in this interview.

P.S. In the process of my own investigation into MELANIA coin for Coffeezilla proper, but considering the legal implications carefully and also wondering, as we asked in this interview... do people care?

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early traders make $100 million on MELANIA - ft. Chris Cook

Investigation by the FT: https://www.ft.com/content/f5797d16-6299-444c-b990-5cbc6a7ccfca by: Eade Hemingway, Oliver Hawkins, Chris Cook and Paul Caruana Galizia support: https://www.patreon.com/coffeezilla disclaimer: this video is an opinion and in no way should be construed as statements of fact. Scams, bad business opportunities, and fake gurus are subjective terms that mean different things to different people. I think someone who promises $100K/month for an upfront fee of $2K is a scam. Others would call it the "opportunity of a lifetime."

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ManGuyShank

Gotta always refresh myself on the next bit of Coffee News whenever it appears 👌

Goralim

I can only speak for myself, but if I count as people, then YES people do care. And I appreciate that you are willing to shed light on these things in detail while other "news" organizations won't. Seriously, this stuff is important and will be in the history books some day. You are doing invaluable work and I am grateful!

Elisa M.R.

"as we asked in this interview... do people care?" I would say people still care even if their voices aren't currently the loudest. Plus, speaking up can be useful for prevention purposes, something I'm seeing work reasonably well in the anti-MLM space. Even with MLMs having a potentially more welcoming environment to thrive, anti-MLM content still makes a difference, as we're seeing MLM companies struggle more frequently. It might take crypto some time to get to that point. Continuing to hold the line even in the face of nihilism is key for long term improvement.

Kieran Elliott

No one in authority cares, which is dispiriting, but all the more reason to keep plugging away.

Benjamin

I dont think people care, but I think it makes it that much more important to keep speaking truth to power. The day we roll over and accept the one-two punch of corruption and apathy is the day we lose all hope of ever making any of it right.

Renee

Putting this out in the open is important, even if the powers that be won’t do anything about it. Corruption should always be exposed, if only to warn future generations about our folly.

Thanat0s

Worldwide I think people care more than we think

Wes Frey

Make sure a respected lawyer watches the whole deep-dive first. I don’t put it past any president (left or right) to go after someone’s livelihood when family is brought up. Great stuff man!

lol dude

MR.COFFEZILLA YOU ARE THE MAN!! I WISH YOU THE BEST OF LUCK WITH EVERYTHING YOU DO I CAN TELL YOU REALLY ARE A GREAT GUY AND DONT JUST PRETEND FOR THE CAMERA.

FerA

Yes. It matters.