Dragonfly partner: There is no concrete evidence for the claim that Multicoin and SBF are colluding

Anthony Sassano (@sassal0x), founder of The Daily Gwei, responded to Dragonfly Capital partner Hasseb Qureshi on X, saying that Multicoin Capital co-founder Kyle Samani has lied countless times over the years to make money - people don't like him because of this - his "outstanding achievements" cannot be a reason for him to unscrupulously deceive everyone without being blamed. He also said: "He is also close to SBF, and you can never convince me that he doesn't know what happened to FTX/Alameda. He has been involved in almost every low circulation/high FDV scam created by SBF. This is not a "good investment", but a scam." Qureshi responded: "I know you two often quarrel, and I have to make it clear that I disagree with Kyle on almost everything. But the claim that Kyle is "colluding" with SBF is outrageous and requires concrete evidence. After the FBI, the Department of Justice, the SEC, the bankruptcy agency, and countless reporters have collected all information about FTX and prosecuted all fund holders who are indirectly related to this matter, Multicoin (one of its many investors, but by no means the largest investor) somehow knows "what happened". Doesn't it sound a bit crazy? What's more, the company's funds are also stuck in FTX." Earlier today, Dragonfly Capital partner Hasseb Qureshi said that Multicoin Capital co-founder Kyle Samani is the best investor in the cryptocurrency field. As competitors, Dragonfly and Multicoin are always at loggerheads, but experts know experts, investing is like a sport, and Kyle is the highest scorer of all time, no one can match him. Hasseb added: "This doesn't mean you have to like him. I often find him reckless and even annoying. I often disagree with him... But Kyle is a true contrarian thinker. He bets where others are unwilling to bet... At the end of the day, this is the reason why investors exist - to allocate capital to undervalued ideas, and Kyle is one of the few non-consensus investors in our industry."