3AC co-founder returns to Twitter, blames liquidators for "baiting"
The tweet attracted wild reactions from the community with several accusing the co-founder of playing the blame game while his whereabouts are unknown.
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The tweet attracted wild reactions from the community with several accusing the co-founder of playing the blame game while his whereabouts are unknown.
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