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Comment by wat10000

The prize stuff was front and center, the whole point of it. It functioned mostly like the interest from a savings account, but with a small chance of doing much better. The effective interest rate was quite good even without winning big.

It was quite clear that Yotta was not itself a bank. It was also quite clear that it used real banks to store your funds and your funds were as safe as they would be in a normal account. That last part just turned out to be a lie.

What “shame” would there be to lessen here?

parent wat10000 1 year ago

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