Welcome to the Tech Main Ride Home Home Home for Tuesday 2, 22.

I'm Brian McCullough.

Today has the founding mystery of the original Dow controversy been solved.

We finally have Sony's new PlayStation VR2 design.

Crypto Exchange FDX makes a big move into gaming.

Data points suggest remote work is here to stay and a review of the

Galaxy S-22 Ultra. Here's what you miss today in the world of Tech.

Remember when Brady Dale was on that recent bonus episode and he referred to

The Dow, one of the original and biggest Dow's that was set up early in

Ethereum's life to run that project but then a bunch of

eith disappeared 5% of all eith at the time in fact and so the project was forked

and that's why Ethereum Classic exists today.

Well a new investigation suggests that Austrian programmer Toby Honech who founded 10X was likely behind the 2016 hack of the Dow,

diverting 3.6 million Eath, now worth 11 billion dollars,

quoting Forbes and reporter Laura Shin, whose investigations are behind these new allegations,

quote, The Dow was a decentralized venture capital fund which had raised $139 million in

ether by the time its crowd sale ended in 2016, making it the most

successful crowdfunding effort to that date.

Weeks later, a hacker siphoned 31% of the eith in the Dow, 3.64 million total or about 5% of all

eith then outstanding, out of the main Dow and into what became known as the Dark Tao.

Who hacked the Tao?

My exclusive investigation built on the reporting for my new book, The Cryptopians,

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