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Sarah, we have talked about some pretty weird crypto scammers on this show before.

Remember Razzlecon?

Sachee, of course I remember Razzlecon.

I had to live in her world, okay?

You didn't, okay, fair enough.

Well, it's been kind of tough to cover crypto scammers because the whole thing feels like

a scam, right?

I mean, you and I think like even real money is a con, so I don't know why we would

trust these worthless pieces of code masquerading as currency.

I mean, I 100% agree, even after doing Razzlecon as a crypto episode, I don't think I'm

any closer to understanding it.

Okay, well, I found someone who agrees with us and is also happy to unpack the shared hallucination

slash Ponzi scheme that is crypto.

And now he's going to spill the beans on why crypto is a con and how celebrities are at

these partly to blame.

In June 2021, Kim Kardashian posed a couple of stories to Instagram.

The first is a video of her promising a big announcement.

She's just signed on for a multi-year contract with Disney, including a new reality show

on Hulu and her shaper brand Schemes has recently been valued at more than a billion dollars.

So her fans are probably anticipating a new show or a product line, but that is not what

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