It's quite interesting how in his "pitch video" (and presumably in his defense now) he disavows any responsibility or initiative of his own and puts all of it o

It's quite interesting how in his "pitch video" (and presumably in his defense now) he disavows any responsibility or initiative of his own and puts all of it on "god". Presumably he knows that this will appeal to the emotions and sense of morality of his congregation rather than their financially rational minds which may be sceptical of "crypto". It also "nicely" intertwines the apocalyptical tendencies of crypto with the apocalyptical tendencies of certain Christian denominations. All in all a despicable human being who obviously had no moral qualms, abusing the massive trust his followers had in him. Yes they probably were more than just a bit naive, but history shows that there is a scam out there for any of us. Edit: he claims he was in prison for stealing cars and, if that's true, at least he is demonstrating a consistent character and just improved his methods over the year. Theft is indeed easier to pull off if the victims thank you for it instead of calling the police.