Michael Saylor on the FTX fiasco: 'Unethical and illegal from the very beginning'
Saylor calls SBF the "poster child" of "shitcoinery" and says his self-issued tokens were "ethically broken."
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Saylor calls SBF the "poster child" of "shitcoinery" and says his self-issued tokens were "ethically broken."
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