The Block Co-founder: Murad has now become a crypto "cult leader"

10/27 03:34

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Mike Dudas, co-founder of blockchain media The Block and 6MV crypto investor, wrote on X platform that Meme coin KOL Murad is actually very smart and had interesting ideas about cryptocurrency and Bitcoin about seven to eight years ago. Unfortunately, he has now become a crypto "cult leader" whose only goal is to attract "religious" crypto followers, most of whom will ultimately be "rekt" by the market.

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