Phyrex|Jun 14, 2026 16:14
In 2021, during the DeFi boom, there was a saying:
If you don’t know where the profits are coming from, then *you* are the source of the profits.
In 2022, FTX went from almost being able to challenge Binance to collapsing because of asset misappropriation.
In 2026, Ju Coin went from 'everyone making money' to 'withdrawals banned and running off,' exploiting people’s greed for cheap gains.
MSX has been a scam from day one. They claimed to have a U.S. SEC-compliant trading license, said all stocks were held in custody by Fidelity, and that all IPOs came from Republic. But in the end? Not a shred of evidence to back it up.
Other than throwing shade, what else can they do? If you’ve got the guts, provide proof. If you can’t, then stop trying to divert attention by attacking others. I made it very clear from day one—three questions. If you can answer them, reply. If not, don’t make yourself look childish.
1. Where is the so-called SEC-compliant securities trading license?
2. Where is the proof of Fidelity’s custody?
3. Where is the partnership statement from Republic?
If you can’t provide these, it’s fraud. Before, I was being polite and called it overhype. Overhype? This is straight-up fraud. I can’t understand why some people are defending a scam platform.
You’d better pray MSX doesn’t run into trouble, or no one on that lawsuit list is getting away.
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