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The media mogul Barry Diller has not jumped on the digital currency bandwagon. Far from it. In fact, he went so far as to describe the entire market as crazy during a recent interview.
“I watch some of the people that you have on and they talk about it—$40,000, $12,000, whatever—I think this is nutso talk.”
The IAC chairman believes that digital currencies are just “a con.”
He offered his commentary on the heels of a brutal week that sent the world’s largest virtual coin plummeting over 30% before recouping some of its losses by Friday.
Although these assets have gained traction over the past year as bigger institutions and hot investors have embraced the market, regulation and environmental concerns have fueled a sell-off as of late. The market has even found itself beholden to texts from Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
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It seems like corruption runs in the Cuomo family.
Chris Cuomo, one of the most popular hosts on fake-news CNN, has gotten pushback recently for his incredibly biased handling of his brother’s multiple scandals. Though Chris has insisted that he did not “influence this network’s coverage” of Andrew, this is clearly untrue.
Even an employee of CNN came forward to speak about the corruption.
“It’s the height of hypocrisy for Chris to have [his brother] on there for the good news but doesn’t have him on to discuss the bad news,” said the employee. “It’s laughable for him to be so judgmental of other people for their wrongdoings and he’s sitting there enabling and coming up with excuses for someone with sexual misconduct allegations.”
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