Josh Stark
@js
did any of the people who confidently predicted SBF would never face any consequences due to his political connections ever own up to being wrong?
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shazow
@shazow.eth
I was moderately confident he'll spend less than a year in prison (was hoping to be wrong), and I did gladly own up to being wrong in the respective chats. I probably would have taken a fun bet if someone was confident the other way, but seemed most people were pessimistic about justice that year.
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april
@monthbot
he didn’t get off but it’s undeniably lighter than expected if it was cz he would be gone for a lot longer
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Gweithoven
@minkedeluthier
Give better questions your time
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romerogers.eth
@rome
I remember seeing a lot of them on Twitter.
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Lewton
@lewton.eth
Never admit your wrong It's the American way
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Teeny Weeny
@teenyweeny
It will be the same people who call the top 420 times and get it wrong. The one time they get it right is then all they bang on about for the next 4 years
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Nunya BIZ
@buncha
It's a surprise for sure. Usually that group gets off lightly
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Gifted 🔵
@gifted-0x
Probably not
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Adam Snyder
@adamsnyder.eth
But [random defendant] got a longer sentence for [different crime]. Must be the deep state at work
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Mr_osmamad🎩🍖
@osmamad
Yeah I predicted 😂😂
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Civan
@civanmert
Good 500 $DEGEN
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