Do Kwon warns Crypto Twitter against taking up a recent offer from Fatman, calling it a scam.
Renowned Terra informant and whistleblower Fatman recently took to Twitter to promise “leftover” yields to users. Most of the crypto community on Twitter have expressed their doubts about such an offer. Surprisingly enough to most users, Terra’s Do Kwon appears to be among those calling Fatman’s offer a hoax.
Fatman’s tweet reads, “Received access to a high-yield BTC farm based on a private carry trade operated by an up-and-coming fund. I’ve maxed out what I could, so there’s some leftover allocation, and I thought I’d pass it along – priority will be given to UST victims. DM for more details if interested.”
Although Fatman has set up a condition of public disclosure, the community remains skeptical about the offer. Crypto Twitter influencer, Degen Spartan, quoted the tweet with an obvious mockery, expressing disbelief.
"leftover allocation"
— 찌 G 跻 じ 𝙎𝙚𝙣𝙥𝙖𝙞 of the 𝙃𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙖𝙞 (@DegenSpartan) September 5, 2022
One user asked Fatman: “Did you get hacked.”
Fatman replied: “Not hacked; it’s me. It’s a genuine opportunity from a fund that I’m glad to be able to share with people on Twitter, but the available allocation is fairly low Also, when I close it in a day or so, I’ll make sure to publish all of the numbers, so everything is above board.”
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