
Su Zhu, a prominent figure in the cryptocurrency sector, has experienced a drastic downturn, with his wealth plummeting from $3 billion to zero within three days. This rapid decline marks one of the most notable collapses in the digital currency space, prompting discussions about the red flags that were overlooked during his rise. Meanwhile, conversations on Crypto Twitter have shifted towards the future of Ethereum, with suggestions that the platform could benefit from a figure akin to Michael Saylor, known for his aggressive buying strategy. Ethereum thought leader Anthony Sassano has advocated for such a figure to promote Ethereum to mainstream audiences, although opinions are divided on whether this approach aligns with the decentralized ethos of the platform. Critics caution against the potential for centralization in a space that values decentralization.
Crypto Twitter has always lacked a true storyteller. We’ve seen it time and time again: main characters start as heroes in the bull cycle, only to become villains by the bear. Last cycle? Sam Bankman-Fried, Alex Mashinsky—ring any bells? Oh, and guess what? Some are stars in… https://t.co/UShbStP6dF
Ethereum needs a Michael Saylor, but one who is actually intelligent, to provide valuable insights on permissionless economies, DeFi, stablecoins, and RWAs. Such a person should educate the public on why these innovations matter and then reiterate that the largest digital…
ETH NEEDS A SAYLOR TO MOONSHOT? THAT’S THE WORD ON CRYPTO TWITTER Anthony Sassano wants Ethereum to have its own Michael Saylor—a relentless ETH-buyer hyping the masses. Crypto Twitter loves the idea but also warns: “Do we really need another central figure running the show?”… https://t.co/igHTrzb5BO

