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Messari founder gets extreme with Trump support, calls Vitalik Buterin useless
The post Messari founder gets extreme with Trump support, calls Vitalik Buterin useless appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Ryan Selkis, the CEO of Messari, recently went on a wild rant in support of Donald Trump. It all started after Trump got shot. Ryan took to Twitter with some extreme comments, saying he wishes to see green card holders sent back to their own country. He called Ethereum creator Vitalik Buterin “the most naive and useless political commentator” he has ever seen simply because he advised the crypto industry against being too rash and trusting when it comes to voting candidates into power anywhere, and at any level. See: Ethereum creator Vitalik Buterin thinks politicians are playing the crypto industry Ryan’s remarks quickly caught the attention of the crypto community. Suji Yan, founder of Mask Network, declared that: “This is r***rded. We’re cutting all potential deals with Messari and avoiding their events. Our partners and portfolio companies should think twice before associating with them.” Ryan is known for taking jabs at Gary Gensler and his SEC on Twitter. He has since made his Twitter private, but he has 354,000 followers, and they like to take screenshots. One tweet read: “Anyone that votes against Trump at this point can die in a f***ing fire. The Civil War for the country started today, and if you are anti-Trump, you are against the men who are willing to fight. Good luck.” Source: X.com The next day, he doubled down, saying that: “Bolshevism can’t be fixed with votes. We must cut out the evil of the left, by force if needed. That’s why the Second Amendment is crucial. Don’t start violence, but if it comes to your door, end it.” There’s more. He also wrote: “Unity sometimes comes after a decisive victory. This is one of those times. The last three were in 1776, 1860, and 1942. Praying for peace. Preparing for war.”…
The post Messari founder gets extreme with Trump support, calls Vitalik Buterin useless appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Ryan Selkis, the CEO of Messari, recently went on a wild rant in support of Donald Trump. It all started after Trump got shot. Ryan took to Twitter with some extreme comments, saying he wishes to see green card holders sent back to their own country. He called Ethereum creator Vitalik Buterin “the most naive and useless political commentator” he has ever seen simply because he advised the crypto industry against being too rash and trusting when it comes to voting candidates into power anywhere, and at any level. See: Ethereum creator Vitalik Buterin thinks politicians are playing the crypto industry Ryan’s remarks quickly caught the attention of the crypto community. Suji Yan, founder of Mask Network, declared that: “This is r***rded. We’re cutting all potential deals with Messari and avoiding their events. Our partners and portfolio companies should think twice before associating with them.” Ryan is known for taking jabs at Gary Gensler and his SEC on Twitter. He has since made his Twitter private, but he has 354,000 followers, and they like to take screenshots. One tweet read: “Anyone that votes against Trump at this point can die in a f***ing fire. The Civil War for the country started today, and if you are anti-Trump, you are against the men who are willing to fight. Good luck.” Source: X.com The next day, he doubled down, saying that: “Bolshevism can’t be fixed with votes. We must cut out the evil of the left, by force if needed. That’s why the Second Amendment is crucial. Don’t start violence, but if it comes to your door, end it.” There’s more. He also wrote: “Unity sometimes comes after a decisive victory. This is one of those times. The last three were in 1776, 1860, and 1942. Praying for peace. Preparing for war.”…
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