Multicoin co-founder is accused of having a close relationship with SBF, Dragonfly partner claims lack of concrete evidence
The founder of The Daily Gwei, Anthony Sassano, accuses Multicoin Capital co-founder Kyle Samani of repeatedly lying for profit and having a close relationship with SBF, participating in multiple "scams", questioning his unawareness of FTX's anomalies. In response to this, Dragonfly Capital partner Haseeb Qureshi said that the claim of collusion with SBF requires solid evidence, and Multicoin itself also suffered losses due to FTX's bankruptcy. He also recognizes Kyle's investment ability, saying that he dares to bet on unpopular projects and is one of the few contrarian investors in the crypto field, but his personal style is controversial.
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