Takes someone who is beyond deranged to brag about buying an outsized call position in front of the Cerebrus Investment after hating on the CEO and Management.. Seems like an easy one for the Feds @SECGov . https://t.co/gt2fmUufT9
Whenever he loses a dime he bitches, threatens and on and on. given how $EOSE was destroyed and he sits there shows he was tipped along with his gang.. @JoeMastrangelo8 has dirty hands from that @business interview and sold 25% of his holdings.. I am in the case @SECGov https://t.co/Bv951LTbmf
$eose not invested in whatever this drama has been about, but in all honesty ‘why didn’t greg bitch this time around’ is quite the compelling argument. just jokes, y’all. 300k of paper losses for me the last few days but we move forward. respect to those doing all the digging https://t.co/LKFLv0M9SJ https://t.co/42fOFlNSmj
The cryptocurrency token $EOSE is under scrutiny amid allegations of fraudulent activity and manipulation by a group linked to a former financial criminal. Critics have raised concerns about suspicious social media activity promoting $EOSE, including accounts with low follower counts and minimal engagement, suggesting potential bot farming. A whistleblower with a history of exposing financial frauds has accused the $EOSE leadership of mismanaging substantial assets, referencing a loss of a billion-dollar net worth. There are also claims that some insiders, including an individual named Greg and Joe Mastrangelo, may have been tipped off about the token's decline, with Mastrangelo reportedly selling 25% of his holdings. Calls have been made for regulatory intervention by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), with some observers highlighting questionable trading behavior such as purchasing large call option positions despite publicly criticizing the company's management. Overall, $EOSE faces widespread criticism from investors and analysts who describe it as a problematic investment.