Five years ago? XRP Healthcare didn’t even exist five years ago, so that already tells everyone how seriously to take the rest of the comment.
Funny how people like you suddenly appear the moment something goes wrong, like you’ve been waiting — even hoping — for the downfall.
Where were you during the last three years while those “South London roadmen” were actually building, launching products and growing the company internationally?
Now there’s a crisis and suddenly you “always knew.”
Meanwhile, you’re hiding behind an avatar like a coward, with 894 followers while following over 1,000 people, coming onto our page to throw cheap stereotypes after the fact.
It takes far more courage to put your name behind something, take risks, build publicly and face the consequences when things go wrong than it does to sit safely on the sidelines waiting for a bad day so you can say “I told you so.”
Hindsight is easy. Building something is harder.
For all that noise, you still couldn’t answer the simplest question: who are you?
You’re hiding behind a Fuzzy NFT avatar, promoting a meme token, and somehow comparing that to people who put their real names, capital and reputations behind building an actual company and products.
Anonymous confidence is easy. Real-world accountability is different.