.nntaleb likens 'cryptocrats' to funeral home directors. VitalikButerin Bitcoin crypto
has slammed the leaders of the blockchain industry and is gloating over the current crash of the cryptocurrency market.Taleb took to Twitter to pour another portion of scorn onto the crypto industry and its leaders, whom he is calling cryptocrats.
He has also sort of expressed optimism about the current collapse of the crypto market, posting a tweet under a title"CRYPTOCRASH." In it, he shared his optimism because he believes that"the world will not be run by cadaverous pencilneck cryptocrats out of a 1964 black & white Dracula movie." He also tweeted that the so-called cryptocrats combine their"computational skills w/the mental flexibility of NY Dept of Motor Vehicles agents & the common sense of a caffeinated parrot."I am optimistic that the world will not be run by cadaverous pencilneck cryptocrats out of a 1964 black & white Dracula movie*.
*Combining computational skills w/the mental flexibility of NY Dept of Motor Vehicles agents & the common sense of a caffeinated parrot.Going further than that, he has likened crypto leaders to funeral home directors dressed in ill-fitting pajamas. When a Twitter user posted a photo of Vitalik Buterin making an appearance at the ETHDenver event in February 2022, wearing pajamas, Taleb stated that he"officially" denies that he was referring to any specific person in the crypto space.
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