opinion
Feels like when someone's basically pushing a financial product in a video that looks casual, that should probably have real rules around it given how much money people can lose.
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by meeraiyerEditorial
Feels like when someone's basically pushing a financial product in a video that looks casual, that should probably have real rules around it given how much money people can lose.
I've watched friends lose real savings following confident, polished crypto advice from an influencer who clearly never had to face any consequence for being wrong -- stricter rules feel like the least protection people deserve before trusting someone's word with their money.
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