Between the founder of Standpoint Research investment firm Ronnie Moas and the head of Civic startup Winnie Lingham, a conflict broke out over a bet about the price of bitcoin.
In November 2018 Lingham accepted the challenge of Moas and bet $ 20,000 that the price of bitcoin will not exceed the $ 28,000 mark until December 31, 2019. The loser was supposed to donate funds to FreeRoss.org. The latter is involved in legal support for Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht, who is serving a life sentence in the Federal Prison of Fremont County in Colorado.
On the first day of the new year, Lingham reminded Moas that bitcoin had not reached $ 28,000 and asked to publish payment details in favor of the organization.
How about you be a ‘good sport’… ‘prove’ and show to people who got wiped out investing in (your) Civic $ CVC how much of their money is in your pocket | I will keep my word and distribute $ 20,000 in 2020 to organizations highlighted at my https://t.co/LKHnz8HUZ0 website.
– Ronnie Moas | Nomad | Stocks | BTC | Charity (@RonnieMoas) January 2, 2020
Moas evasively replied that Lingham profited from investors in the Civic project, whose tokens lost a significant part of the value, and emphasized that he was ready to allocate $ 20,000 only to organizations on the Philanthropy & Philosophy website.
After that, Lingham wrote that Moas is evading, so as not to fulfill the conditions of the bet, which is recorded on the video.
You fucking bastard … I did Not refuse to honor the bet
| Maybe you need to get some reading glasses … and return money to investors in your scam … Now down 99% since December 2017. How much did you make off of Civic $ CVC?– Ronnie Moas | Nomad | Stocks | BTC | Charity (@RonnieMoas) January 2, 2020
“You damn bastard … I do not refuse to comply with the terms of the bet. Perhaps you need reading glasses … and return the money to your scam investors. Since December 2017, it has dipped 99%. How much did you earn on Civic? ”– Moas burst out in tirade.
Twitter observers have expressed clear dissatisfaction with the behavior of the loser and his attempts to “turn the arrows”.
Ronnie should put his money where his mouth is. Stop changing the subject to CVC. Whether thats true or not. Pay up BIATCHHH !!
– andyochse (@andyochse) January 2, 2020
One of the users called Moas a scammer, giving out paid tips on issues in which he is poorly oriented.
@VinnyLingham please know @RonnieMoas is a fraud and a serial scammer, he won’t pay you, he lacks honor. This is a man who hides behind virtue signaling, sells financial advice while unlicensed and gave paid advice as a crypto expert after only knowing about it for 2 weeks.
– Rob Licker (@RobLicker) January 2, 2020
Recall in November Ronnie Moas expressed an opinionthat due to low inflation, the price of bitcoin is able to double in about six months.
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