
cedars the third
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@arrington @ihaveCred When you're lending as much as you are, how do you go about performing due diligence with a platform like cred? Do you have greater access to their books etc to make an informed decision (to know you're funds are being handled correctly) that more normie investors wouldn't?

"An announcement was made to Cred employees in Oct, but the c-suite was aware of the incident in Aug. From when the fraud was discovered in Aug to notifying the team, Schatt reminded employees that they should continue to add more clients to offset the loss in assets."


IN DEPTH: @ihaveCred’s bankruptcy filing mainly blames fraud by an outside party. The full picture painted by former Cred employees is more complex, and highlights the risks of the budding crypto lending market. @Nate_DiCamillo reports trib.al/RTuwpIL


Tons of new investigative information coming to light about the #CredEarn fiasco. @ihaveCred and @dschatt knew long ago about the problems and have a pattern of hiding it from investors & employees. cryptobriefing.com/behind-shroud-…

@Mashinsky Any chance of stepping in as a trustee to help fixing the mess created by @ihaveCred and save the face of the crypto industry? After all, it may represent a good business opportunity and it would greatly benefit your company brand.













