I Was Right About This Scam All Along...

[@SomeOrdinaryGamers]

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[@kazi1]

Yo

[@P3KK4]

W

[@icanhearcolors3984]

Soggy socks

[@BuildingComputer]

nice

[@Miss.information_Lover]

Congratulations you are 1st

[@wooshangjr]

When Muta said: "They're profitable.. because they're good at taking money from IDIOTS!" I felt that

[@liquidbismuth1044]

Read this just when he said it, lmao.

[@aymane.bencheikh]

felt what exactly? everybody knows the house always comes out on top

[@papieverett]

how do you feel this 🤨

[@robest334]

Alan greenspan already said that crypto is dependent on greater fool theory. Only the creators of the crypto are profiteering.

[@ng2371]

Do you also profit from taking money from idiots??,is that relatable?

[@Just_a_commenter]

Hot damn am I ever sick and tired of seeing all these scam coins... But, I'll happily watch Mutahar calling these scammers out and justifiably mocking them.

[@Kat21]

@EmptyMT0 i dont think anyone asked

[@SpeedyJuiceMan]

That's a... interesting latias in your pfp.

[@thecatbat5215]

@@Kat21 don’t reply to these bot comments, it’ll only make it worse

[@IdekPhoenix]

@@SpeedyJuiceMan I'm not gonna look at it deeply... Is it a uhhhhh pregnan-

[@Just_a_commenter]

@@SpeedyJuiceMan That's a reasonable descriptor for it. lol

[@Cheapgrams2]

When I was in jail, we had to write apology letters to our victims even tho they would never get the letter. It was to see if we were genuinely ashamed and sorry for what we’ve done. If this was graded by the psychiatrist that headed our treatment, DNP3 would have his time extended to rewrite his letter lol. It’s too much about him and what’s he’s doing for himself and not about those he harmed and how he understands how they feel. He doesn’t understand how they feel, he understands how HE feels; thus he isn’t thinking about helping anybody but himself. A genuine apology would’ve included he would accept the consequences that he deserves and will do all he can to give back to those he hurt.

[@Capnsensible80]

Same kind of thing in 12 step programs with the 9th step. Saying "Gee, I'm really sorry for all the fucked up shit I did!" and waiting for forgiveness isn't good enough. You have to make things right to make amends, not just apologize and call it a day. Apologizing for your actions makes YOU feel better, it does nothing for the people you harmed.

[@wilczus222]

@@Capnsensible80 I agree with you... Mostly. I think if I ever got even a simple sorry from some people who hurt me it would make me feel better.

[@CainXVII]

​@@Capnsensible80 I feel like this was something he did for some 12 step program

[@prozitaitir7356]

U killed someone?

[@FullMetalPanicNL]

Not gonna lie....this sounds like a pretty good initiative. Very restorative justice like.

[@putraseptiadi3071]

The saddest part is whenever this happens the comment on it would be "Sorry you have to deal with this, I've always trusted your projects, this is not your fault".

[@1bruce-]

and there's the saddest part in all of this. saying "it isnt your fault" tells them that you might be able to just do it again. pulling a gambling sob story shouldnt give that response though.

[@jmoney1139]

I’m starting to think the world may revolve around personality and charisma a lot more than any of us ordinary gamer nerds could ever understand

[@putraseptiadi3071]

@@jmoney1139 Some people just want to be special, and by being a few ones who are devoted to these people make them feel special. Sad but it happens.

[@GhostsOfSparta]

I think they use paid bots to put such comments to control the narrative. No one sane is supid enough to fall for it, especially when you've lost money.

[@putraseptiadi3071]

@@GhostsOfSparta There are actual people who think that way, that's the sad part. Especially if it is the cryptobros people. There are people who fell for that mindset. I even have a relative who are like that, crazy.

[@SammyWhiteley]

The genuine anger in Muta's eyes around 3:18 genuinely caught me off guard. Angry Muta scares me

[@XxTheLegend27xX]

Scared the f out me m. I felt like I let him down even though I didn’t do anything 😢😂

[@frogmanjr]

@@XxTheLegend27xXyes you did you freakish cabbage

[@sammykane5967]

Same omg went to comments to see if anyone else saw that😭

[@ragglefraggle5307]

Muta has that South Asian death stare down 💀

[@theannualantagonist5930]

Muta lauging: 😂🤣😆 Muta Angry: 😠😡🤬

[@johngavin3180]

After watching videos, you and Coffeezilla make, I am treating all crypto currencies as guilty until proven innocent.

[@ajcap]

I traded all my alt coins including ETH for Bitcoin about a year ago and haven’t looked back. Yeah BTC is way down too, but really there is no point in putting money into the alt coins. If Bitcoin drops they all do.

[@TheoryUnraveled]

Thankyou for reminding me I need to subscribe to Coffeezilla 😌

[@TheoryUnraveled]

@@yeaman3214 NOICE 🗿

[@Guna89420]

@@ajcap and if fiat currency drops like it has been and inflation continues, your guna end up owing money for having bitcoin. Lmao jk jk

[@vroomzoom4206]

Guilty until proven guilty. Its all a pyramid scheme.

[@SerialCommenter]

At this point I don’t even know about the drama until you or Charlie make a video on it.

[@Sotaxl]

@louis06lmao no

[@Jeff9ers]

Thats preety sad.... you should be able to find news by yourself...

[@Jakepearl13]

@EmptyMT0 delete your channel 😊

[@yungruuku]

Lmfaooo same

[@aaabatteries9948]

much as i love charlie i like mutahar's thorough explanation of the drama and the little deep dives he does more. Charlie just gives it to you raw.

[@BigTylt]

Bro thinks he can commit financial crimes, say "I'm sowwy, pwease forgive me :3", and then walk away like nothing happened...

[@MK_ULTRA420]

Yeah, you have to give the government their cut like with FTX.

[@jmtheelitefan9616]

@@MK_ULTRA420 The Feds when a crypto helps them launder money into their own accounts: *Blind Patrick Star meme* The Feds when a crypto doesn’t help the government commit financial fraud: *Awake Squidward meme*

[@pigroachphil8719]

I've seen more sincere and better apologies from a 5-year-old.

[@demonicdragongod3334]

Literally like he isn't a president he can't just admit to crimes and just get away with it especially with the amount of money he stole

[@MysteryNotes]

Wait til someone makes him apologize with some hot lead. It'd be funny to read about

[@TwilightWolf2508]

5:00 To put how predatory gambling institutions are into perspective, every casino I've been in has had automated machines where you can take loans using your house or vehicle as collateral. These machines are always located right next to the machine where you reload or pay out. The reason why you get free drinks while you're playing is to get you drunk so that you gamble more. It's all set up to take everything from you.

[@flarestorm9417]

I've never been to a casino, but from what I hear they also block out the windows so that you can't see the weather or time of day. It makes it harder for people to realize how long they've been gambling for.

[@mrkiky]

@@flarestorm9417 And pump fresh oxygen into the rooms so that you don't get sleepy and get the need to leave.

[@brodyspears8290]

@@mrkiky thats such a small thing but it makes so much sense because cellular respiration 😦🙏🏻

[@megamaggotmrh9085]

If a crypto looks like a scam, it probably is a scam. It's just a coincidence it applies to pretty much every crypto you see being pushed.

[@jonh3132]

If it doesn't look like a scam, it is still most likely a scam.

[@megamaggotmrh9085]

@@jonh3132 It always looks like a scam because it's crypto

[@corey2232]

Might as well accept that aside from the well-known, long-established crypto, every new crypto released is a scam. I don't care if there are others out there that haven't been rug-pulled, if it isn't Bitcoin/Ethereum/etc. it's a scam or scam-in-waiting to me.

[@MagikSpellzz]

@@yeaman3214 literally nobody has ever told you that.

[@batterupman]

@@yeaman3214 You can't even spell page.

[@WelfareChrist]

That's hilarious he's calling his gambling with investor funds "irresponsible". No dude, it's not irresponsible, it's criminal - it's the definition of embezzlement.

[@Secretcodrin]

is crime ever "responsible"?

[@Novattz]

@@Secretcodrin logically speaking? no, but a lot of people could justify crime if it was for the greater good. Really depends on the situation.

[@Secretcodrin]

@@Novattz Well actually now that you mentioned it. It is indeed responsible to kill some fucked up criminal for getting inside your house at night and being a general threat.

[@Neillan]

"I'm sorry." No he's not. He's just sorry he got caught!

[@WaituSnaiku]

@louis06lmao no

[@salineaddict9850]

Damn, you must really be early. 4 bots… good spam filters KZbin!

[@electricz3045]

So he's still sorry. Your commet don't make sense. "he's not sorry" "he's sorry"

[@awake3083]

@@electricz3045 He's not sorry that he did all of those things, he's just "sorry" that he was caught up with the lies. It makes sense, just re-read it.

[@TheCommanderTaco]

I was thinking the same. Anytime I hear anyone say "sorry" like that my mind always goes to the apology video from the south park episode where the CEO of the oil company keeps apologizing lol.

[@theKashConnoisseur]

You can't claim to be smart and also believe that there's any way of winning your money back playing casino games. It's such common knowledge that it's a colloquial saying: "The House always wins". Unless you're playing poker like a pro or counting cards in Blackjack, the House always ensures that you put in more than you win. It's designed right into the machines.

[@mdb45424]

Yes as an electronic engineer it's very very simple to program when a machine pays out. Same with roulette with magnetic parts to help the house. For the irl card games they got house rules and can always accuse you of cheating if they think you made too much

[@randomtidbits7695]

@@mdb45424 They don't even have to accuse you of cheating. They can remove you from the casino for any reason. If you're winning "too much", your fellow degen gamblers aren't going to complain cause they think that gives them an "advantage" - less competition.

[@sirbaguette8378]

Even in Poker the House wins, because the money you win is from other players, not the Casino. Every round of poker, the House takes ~10% of the pot (called "rake"), so legit they win every round.

[@CainXVII]

That's not how addiction works though

[@FullMetalPanicNL]

I've always said "the only way to get rich from a casino is to start one". Though later I had to add "*accept if you're Donald Trump".

[@disliked1390]

Dude did not gamble anything. Lmao this is so sick to use the story of people genuinely addicted to gambling to rug pull. Hope pissed off investors find this guy and show him what's up.

[@mdb45424]

It's a method to deflect blame. Addiction disease and how it was written ending probable. So most won't risk pushing over the edge...

[@BeetleBuns]

hopefully he is found face down in a river somewhere

[@MK_ULTRA420]

Gambling addictions exist as a way to tax the stupid.

[@Toastybees]

@@mdb45424 Yup, an easy addiction to fake as it doesn't have physical effects, only mental ones you can fake to rug pull and then pretend to have conquered when you want to run another scam.

[@allegorx58]

@@MK_ULTRA420that makes no sense bud but ok

[@miltonmilton5695]

A 'goober' is also one of those old timey terms/phrases used to describe someone who is a fool; a schmuck; a dumb-dumb; someone who is easily taken advantage of. It's right in your face how much contempt these fraudsters have for you.

[@mrkiky]

Just like those people who called their cryptocurrency "ponzicoin" and they still made money off of it 😂

[@homeland1128]

IKFR🤣🤣🤣

[@alecholland]

Rule 334: if an NFT or crypto exists…it’s a scam

[@dougprishpreed2540]

Rule 34: keystrokes keystrokes

[@JackFoxtrotEDM]

I can't believe there's been about a bajillion crypto and NFT scams and people still support it like hotcakes. While I'm sure there's probably some way or another where it could potentially be used positively, I'm not going to believe that until I see at least one good example. Because so far it's been scam after scam after scam, or people just trying to make a quick buck at the cost of everything else.

[@bitelaserkhalif]

Rule 810: fuck NFTs and cryptocurrency crap (I do not short it to crypto bcoz there's cryptography)

[@wile123456]

@@JackFoxtrotEDM It cannot be used positively, its an unstable currency that people dont understand and keep in centralized exchanges and accounts, defeating the entire purpose. For crypto to make someone rich, they have to sell, which means everyone else lose money as the value drops. There is nothing tying the currency to any stable value. It's always a scam and it has been from the very beginning

[@jonbourgoin182]

DNP3 isn't that the dude who would dangle money in front of poor people on Twitter with constant tweets like "I will give $500 to one person who retweets this". Yeah I always knew he was trash

[@Clover_Cake]

I actually got $10 from him once I think, I rt’ed it on a whim cause he popped up and never thought much of him afterwards but yeah I didn’t know he was such trash

[@Th-St-gaming]

It was a cheap way to get followers. He would not been able to scam anybody without followers.

[@ShinigamiRyan]

@@Th-St-gaming False.

[@ShinigamiRyan]

Those giveaways were legit. I won one of those once.

[@Th-St-gaming]

@@ShinigamiRyan I never said the giveaway was fake.

[@MoonMinHo]

'Cryptocurrency' and 'scam' seems to have an inseperable bond at this point. I think I haven't seen any crypto related news without mentions of scam/fraud/market crash yet.

[@Lysergic_]

good, most of it is garbage and the few things that aren't are cheaper for people to invest in. I couldn't think of any crypto safe to invest in though besides maybe BTC, but even then that's risky since it was ballooned by media hype

[@CptnCardboard]

People playing pretend with money? Trying to convince others to imagine value? Yeah, scam.

[@Lysergic_]

@@CptnCardboard isn't that essentially the USD? It's just 'paper' that we believe is worth more.

[@catzwitaz]

monero maybe? idk how its doin so maybe im wrong lol

[@AndAbel-AOD]

@@Lysergic_ Its backed by the Western system and its military. Definitely not the same thing as this digital monopoly money that is based on nothing more than an idea. Its not even widely used as a currency... Any of it...

[@thesswb4463]

One rule of casinos: the house always wins

[@lawrencelopez9839]

crypto bros breaking their own rule too: never spend more money than you're willing to lose

[@WallBreakerOfficial]

Rule two: see rule one.

[@Bread-nx9fo]

At this point the people who keep falling for these scams are literally the Spongebob episode where they keep beating up the old man "HOW MANY TIMES DO WE HAVE TO TEACH YOU THIS LESSON OLD MAN?!"

[@JackFoxtrotEDM]

Pretty fucking accurate, yeah. It's bizarre to me how persistent people are. Like it was bad enough in politics as it was, with all the misinformation and conspiracies that anyone with half a brain could debunk, but now it's like applying to everything else in society. I swear, this level of persistence will be the death of the human race. The abundance of denial, the overwhelming evidence, and for something like this, the amount of times now where these people get caught making scams. Why the fuck do people STILL believe in the future of crypto and NFTs?

[@erossenpai2884]

18:28 "If it sounds harsh..." Imagine. IMAGINE! The magic of facing the consequences for your actions. Hold people accountable. Letting people get away with it doesn't make you a kind person.

[@DJRainbowToxic]

facts

[@WOLF-hi7ow]

yep people need to learn the hard way. Life isn't rainbows and sunshine..

[@jefferythibodeaux5573]

“Gambled it away” proof he didn’t just rug pull all the money?

[@disliked1390]

Dude invented a sad story this is bull. He didn't gamble anything.

[@KPX01]

@@disliked1390 yup that is the more likely scenario unless he did share the gambling debt or whatever

[@casedistorted]

@@disliked1390 dnp3 has been building to this rug pull for many years now.

[@corrupt7703]

@@disliked1390 though it is still very likely that it was just a rug pull, i dont think we should be disregarding the fact that it very well could have been from a gambling addiction. considering the amount of livestreams he has made where he is gambling, and the fact that he seemed a little passionate in his tweet about addiction, all of that should not be pushed under the rug. i doubt he spent ALL like $3-$4 mil on gambling and he did pocket some of it, but in the end an addiction is an addiction. i feel sorry for him in that regard, but not sorry enough. he should be imprisoned asap, and i hope the people who lost their wealth because of it get justice and compensation.

[@zeening]

@@corrupt7703 anyone that can actually become addicted to gambling is pathetic, it's NOT addicting, it's NOT a drug, i've been a heroin addict after ripping muscles in my back and doctor randomly saying HURR DURR COLD TURKEY AFTER 6 MONTHS ON PERC 30s BUDDY REEE.... you don't fking have some chemical making it feel like your body is being ripped apart from the inside, your nose isn't running like a faucet, you aren't puking your brains out... i've been in rehab with loads of alchoholics... you don't LITERALLY DIE IF YOU STOP GAMBLING UNLESS YOU'VE ALREADY SCREWED OVER A BUNCH OF BOOKIES AND EVEN THEN YOU AREN'T DIEING FROM NOT GAMBLING ITS FROM RIPPING PEOPLE OFF, you don't shake vehemently the second you wake up, etc.... it's a joke.... you're just a greedy POS that wants money...... there's a MASSIVE difference and i'm SUPER sick of having actual addicts(people that willingly hopped on drugs for the lulz are another story, though still chemically addicted) equated to clowns that wanted to make some money and then had the genius idea HURRRR DURRRR ILL STEAL INVESTOR/FAMILY MONEY TO MAKE MY OWN MONEY BACK!!!!!!! just NO PISS OFF THAT'S NOT AN ADDICT THATS A GREEDY SCUMBAG!

[@thequietplayer3691]

Love seeing you having Deus Ex running in the background. It's still one of those games that I must play once every couple years.

[@ku0n349]

Gambling addiction is honestly horrible. I have a friend whose Grandma was a gambling addict and she got so much in debt that my friends Mom had to sell her house (where the Grandma was also living) to pay the debt. Luckily they had an stable Job so could immediately buy another home by credit but still, the old home was quite big and had some amazing things but everything went so bad because someone else's addiction

[@zenreeio13IIIlI]

I just wanted to legitimately thank you for these videos. You're doing a lovely public service by educating us about some of these stuff while showing an amazing personality

[@fudalefu1]

Take a drink every time Muda says the phrase “ladies and gentlemen”

[@agentninjasplat9975]

The person doing it would die of alcohol poisoning in 100 videos at most

[@lanirus7515]

suicide by muthar

[@superintendent1152]

you would get so wasted you would die in like 1 hour

[@ArDeeMee]

I‘m not are, you drunk! 🥂

[@FlamingWhoopsie]

@@agentninjasplat9975 More like 7

[@Eisenwulf666]

So, let me get this straight: most of his businesses are setups where you can buy a token(either a coin or a jpg or whatever) that you then need to sell to other people to make money. The whole operation works if there's always new people paying the precedent ones for their useless inflated tokens...i wonder what shape this business model has🤔

[@wesss9353]

Trapezoid

[@agalerex]

It's an upside down triangle. ;)

[@kaiosamatlj4031]

@@wesss9353 "I understood that reference."

[@jreverie7018]

Well said Muta! I'm so over this strategy of doing something wreckless/a major crime and then going "but muh mental health, muh addiction!" When their scheme doesn't work out. It shouldn't be a defense or else what's stopping other people doing the same. I'm sure everyone would love a 50 50 chance betting on red for a free 9 million dollars but laws and morals stop this kind of crud

[@ArtakaWorksStudio]

God, I love getting NFT ads on videos exposing scams. These vultures JUST. WONT. DIE.😭

[@Kikokiki_tt]

So many scams - it's good that you make these videos so people know what's happening. People shouldn't trust others with their money so easily. If friends and family can scam you so will strangers. Be careful out there.

[@paulblart9230]

Yikes I work at a casino and it’s truly sad to see people throw away all of their money. Gambling addiction is so real it’s wild. Both small to big players will lose money at the end of they year. I actually look at players win/loss screen when they’re being an asshole to me and it makes me feel a lil better

[@d-manthemagnificent3020]

Praise some ordinary gamers for doing gods works.

[@thepebble265]

The MEAT Ridng is REAAAL! 🎶You can't get much higher 🎶

[@dejazO0]

@louis06lmao no yours are better

[@parkermarker742]

I'm an alcoholic in recovery, not a gambling addict, but honestly he probably already knows that he's going to lose but he thinks about that INCREDIBLY small chance and then tells himself he's already in too deep. The "just one more..." isn't really a meme. I don't gamble and really was never interested in it. The most I did was pennies when I turned legal, and I turned 10 dollars to 60, but my mom said "WE WERE BARELY HERE KEEP GOING SEE HOW MUCH YOU CAN GET1!!!1!" and I really just wanted to cash that money out. In the end I went back down to 10 dollars and I outright told her no, we're leaving, I'm not losing what I came with. Also I'm not saying what he did was right, but what I'm saying is he had already knew how dumb his behavior was. He just couldn't stop. Kind of like how an alcoholic destroys his or her family relations, tears apart their finances, etc etc, but still craves the drink. Can't stop until they get help.

[@antonydrossos5719]

I've seen gambling obliterate families. I don't know if there is such a thing as responsible gamblers, but gambling addiction is no joke.

[@dante1nero1]

I like the rush of gambling for example. Even if it's just a buck I'm gambling on. It's important to know that the house always wins though. You don't gamble to make money, you gamble for the fun of it. People who fail to realize this will only dig their own grave, sadly.

[@MollyHJohns]

As a passerby, the only thing that make me think about the phrase "responsible gambler" is professional business investors. Not those addicts in gambling dens.

[@fxbehr]

The short breath @3:18 brings this home. Thank you for being our guard in these stormy times.I really appreciate what you do 😙

[@DawnOfTheOzz]

Even as my eyes glaze over as Muta talks about the blockchain, one thing will always remain clear to me: a scam by any other name will now and will always be a scam.

[@JuxZeil]

At this point...can you even trust the pity story isn't a scam? 😑

[@RockstheSquirrelMobian]

Just like politicians who say "Give me money (The rich person running to poor people) to win this fight so you can save money in taxes" then do the opposite. Same energy.

[@JuxZeil]

@@RockstheSquirrelMobian Just another common trait of humanity. I think it's called "working together" in plain sight...but using the foolish under the hood.

[@cocoman5793]

3:17 Jesus, muta scared me with that teacher stare

[@OGKillercaptain]

A wise man once said: Saying sorry to me is a good sign I've been screwed.

[@souptaels]

That death stare genuinely scared me. 💀

[@Samuel_Williams]

The "angry parent" stare

[@dogsruletheworld124]

@louis06lmao no

[@OldTexasRonin]

It reminded me of the Commander Adama Death Stare. No one throws down a Death Stare like Edward James Olmos.

[@Th3Watch3r]

@YeaMan never not once did he say that.

[@Razer5542]

@@Th3Watch3r Just report and ignore those bots.

[@Saint_Dan132]

you not doing research must be the apocalypse , i remember this tweet , cant believe it was a year ago. good job yet again 🔆

[@wubbers662]

Moral of the story: have at least a braincell and you won't ruin your life

[@theKashConnoisseur]

@YeaMan nobody asked

[@Roadent1241]

@@theKashConnoisseur Nobody asked for you to be rude to him either XD

[@theKashConnoisseur]

@@Roadent1241 I'm not going around spamming it on other people's comments, am I?

[@Roadent1241]

@@theKashConnoisseur I've seen that nowhere else so I don't know.

[@theKashConnoisseur]

@@Roadent1241 and now we learn the importance of doing research before speaking out.

[@autofocusaidan]

One of my close friends won a PC from him, and was on his Stream team. He also raided one of my streams which was one of the best moments in my streaming career. Hearing this was a huge punch in the gut and honestly was shocking.

[@davvehallberg]

I can empathize with some ones addiction and still think that the only way for you to show true remorse is to face all the consequences head on, not thinking that apologizing and admitting your actions is enough, because it's not. You have to take the punishment and make people whole first!!

[@infamoushacker4chan883]

This is why I avoid NFTs and Crypto like the plague. You won't make money, you won't become popular, you'll just end up significantly poorer or in severe debt.

[@_P2M_]

Reminds me of that Game Grumps moment. "I've got... no money..." "Why?" "I spent it all on gambling..."

[@tiagotiagot]

That "I'm sorry" bit kinda reminds me of that South Park skit...

[@fr8train224]

I was unfortunately roped into this bullshit by my best friend, and this was my introduction to Crypto Currency. THANK GOD. I didn't receive much to begin with as a startup, a humble 1 Million + CLUCoin worth around $2.00 about two years ago after the project initially kicked off. I spent as much time as I could playing the GooberArcade on Twitch, and I came out with very, very little after my participation in as much as I could put myself in. The Community was alright, but there was quite a bit of Scamming going on in his personal "Wolfpack" Server that I was not fond of at all, and it seemed to be similar to the Wild West in a way. I can tell you that the majority of people that were on the Team that were of "Rank and Role" believed hardcore in what DNP3 was doing, it's almost assured these poor people were nearly Brainwashed in-essence to back an unknown Rugpull at the time. I'm really glad you were able to bring this to light, Mutahar. Not very many people even know or knew of this Coin existing and the shitty implications that's it's carried since the very beginning. The biggest thing going around his personal Server was all of this crazy positivity, all of these en-masse planned Projects with big W's in the chat everywhere, and his people shared that same energy, but I fail to believe at some point, someone within the CLUCoin Rank and File didn't have a clue or a thought as to what was actually going on with DNP3 personally or the CLU Project in-and-of-itself, since CLU had already taken such a massive hit coming off the ETH BlockChain, I saw no chance for recovery and at that point, I had had enough of the b.s.

[@alphaomegaalines5935]

worse part is, depending on what the ToS says, he does not have to pay back anything and is in no way in legal trouble

[@HunterW2021]

“I poop gold… want gold? Pay me money for your next poop!!!!” - Scammers of 2023

[@stavros222]

I think I saw someone peeing money. Needless to say I payed for them

[@WOLF-hi7ow]

I lost my saving from working for 2 years to gambling. I'm 1 month and 27 days clean and I'm NEVER going back shit sucked so much. Lost 20k+ at 20 years old. If you're struggling to stop you got this. Gamban helped me A TON but you can uninstall it so you have to have the self control to not uninstall it.

[@Pinetree.1]

Like my parents used to tell me: sorry ain't cut it, ain't gonna fix it.

[@patiuskas0071]

I once went to Las Vegas with my family, my cousins were sitting at a blackjack table and I was watching them play and have a good time, winning at times, losing others, but enjoying it. Decided to join in and gamble away $50 to see what it was like... ...And I lost them in less than 5 minutes. Felt stupid, ashamed of myself, and a bit like I had been taken advantage of. Got a pretty good lesson out of it though, no betting, ever. Pretty cheap lesson too.

[@evillecaston]

As far as I'm concerned, crypto and gambling are one and the same, so this type of situation is only natural. It's not the first time it's happened, and it sadly won't be the last.

[@theKashConnoisseur]

It's like gambling if the casinos could arbitrarily set the slot machines to stop paying out prizes whenever they wanted.

[@MrImadummy]

Yea but you can expect a crypto to either go up or down but for the owner to spend the damn money is worse

[@Puddspanker]

The sand casino has consumed all. Dude staked his bank

[@zachandoom]

See when I rarely go to the casino, I set aside a certain amount of money to gamble. When it runs out I go home. I wish more people would do that.

[@electromaster92]

Lol with the name of a Tron villain, CLU should’ve been a dead giveaway from the start

[@Yarharsuperpirate]

If someone ever gets extremely defensive about being called out for a scam. Its a scam. If you weren't trying to scam someone. You would have nothing to hide.

[@CodeCastieL]

Don't forget he also took funds meant for a charity and used it to pay a giveaway

[@SatoshiKenji]

Bro, you're not cruel. That scammer needs to go to jail. He's addicted to gambling? That's his own problem. He can't expect investors gonna be sorry for his ass because of his addiction. Gambling is a serious problem, but it's a problem that he brings upon himself. People invest because they trust him. And he betrays it. He needs to be face the sentence.

[@StarlightSoda]

I'm pretty sure DNP3 is just using gambling addiction as an excuse. Hoping people won't look further into it, and without having to provide actual transactions receipts, While DNP3 embezzles/moves money to other accounts.

[@headkicked]

I've seen plenty of people like this. I was a poker dealer for 10 years. That first big win is a crazy drug and makes you feel like you can never lose. You always lose. There ARE such things as good gamblers though. My friend has been playing poker for a living for over a decade and he lives a nice life. But he also studies the game to a PhD level. His poker knowledge is top tier. I've learned a lot from him.

[@mrkiky]

Well poker is not gambling in the same sense as other casino games. In poker you are actually playing against other players, not against the house. The house just rakes in a tiny amount. But if you're considerably better than your opponents, you will end up in a profit. In poker, the recreational players that do play it as gambling are the source of money. They are essentially getting scammed because they are promised a chance to win but in reality the chance is 0.

[@skylar5257]

If you can feel bad for the guy, you should 1000% feel worse for the people he stole money from, meaning you should understand actions need to be paid for.

[@dmdstar]

Thank you for reporting on this. I'm one of the lucky ones who "only" invested about $50 into this project back in the beginning hoping for moon. Trusted DNP3 and his vision and wished I could have invested more early on. Should have seen the signs when the price continued to go down and ignored the FUD. My $50 turned into $20, then $12, then $6 BEFORE this scam was revealed. Was going to get out, but then decided to hold because it was only $6, so might as well just see what happens. Now it's only worth an unsellable $1 and obviously written it off. Just crazy how someone could do this to a huge community of people who trusted him.

[@flimermithrandir]

This is insane. How can someone comit crime and be like... yeah... who cares. I dont understand. How is he not in Jail.

[@gManGabe]

Muta video drops when I'm rooting my new phone. The phone is blessed!

[@Kenshin6321]

Our world has been falling apart since 2020. Every year we get like "man, I don't think it can get worse than 2020" but then 2021 was somehow worse. Then 2022 set a new low I didn't think was possible. Now 2023 is off to a good start. What else will happen in 2023? Are we going to find out Mutahar isn't a real person and we've been watching AI generated content this entire time?

[@theKashConnoisseur]

It's always been AI generated, wake up sheeple.

[@NealCamerlengo]

Nah, the world has been falling apart far longer than that.

[@alecrutz956]

to be honest, I've always half joked that rapture happened when lockdown hit, and we've just lived in the fallout after it.

[@reginaldcampos5762]

@alecrutz6979 the people lucky enough to escape this world died during covid. We're in the endgame now.

[@Breakaway-ic5gj]

There's good and bad in every year and every aspect of life, you are just gonna ruin your mood by thinking too much about the bad

[@Kmosely42]

"Excuses don't alter facts" is an important lesson I teach my kids. He may have the excuse of having a gambling addiction but it doesn't alter the fact that he committed a crime. He made the choices that caused this situation and he needs to be held responsible.

[@quixomega]

I asked ChatGPT to write a story about goobers: The story of the goobers began many centuries ago, in a time when the world was still young and full of magic. It was a time of dragons and wizards, of knights and fair maidens, of great heroes and fearsome monsters. In this world of wonder, there lived a wise old wizard who was known throughout the land for his great knowledge and magical powers. One day, the wizard was walking through the forest when he came upon a small patch of strange and unusual plants. Intrigued, the wizard examined the plants more closely and discovered that they were unlike any he had ever seen before. The plants were small and round, with bright green leaves and a thin, papery skin. As the wizard watched, a tiny creature emerged from one of the plants and scampered away. The wizard was fascinated by this strange new creature, and he spent many hours studying and observing them. He soon learned that these creatures were called goobers, and that they were full of energy and mischief. The wizard was so taken with the goobers that he decided to bring some of them back to his laboratory to study more closely. And so, with a wave of his wand, he gathered up a small group of goobers and transported them to his castle. There, the wizard spent countless hours studying the goobers and learning all about their habits and behavior. And as he worked, he began to realize that the goobers were much more than just simple creatures. They were intelligent and resourceful, with their own unique culture and way of life. The wizard was so impressed by the goobers that he decided to share them with the rest of the world. And so, he spread the word about these amazing creatures, and soon goobers could be found in every corner of the land. And that, dear reader, is the story of where goobers came from. A tale of magic and wonder, of a wise old wizard and the strange and wonderful creatures he discovered in the forest.

[@funnyman10912]

Sounds like the Smurfs if Gargamel wasn't a dick and was just curious about the Smurfs behavior.

[@defaultdan7923]

goober

[@midnatp]

I actually know DNP3 and it's really sad to hear this is how his projects went. Me and my hubby met him in Rust and honestly I think Rust is a collection of people who are addicted to gambling. We've met so many people in Rust that struggle with gambling and this is why I'm so against gambling. It's fun to go to arcades and spend a small amount of money playing fun games and winning cheap prizes but when you throw large sums of money into a place that's only goal is to take your money its no good. I'm glad I avoid the NFT hype as well. I hope DNP3 recovers from his addiction and that everyone else effected can recover as well.

[@OldQueer]

Off topic, but this reads like SEO preamble on a blog.

[@ThatDragonGirl]

"I'm so sorry i got caught"

[@abdulwahabsuleiman7069]

I agree with your point that most of these projects tend to die in the water and lack any real utility. It's important to be cautious when investing in these types of projects.

[@Polygonlin]

If he was REALLY Sorry, he'd Ride the "Rope" and Pay for his Sins against everyone who trusted him. but nope, instead he's all "I Sowwy, ima get better though, HONEST!"

[@Treevors30]

18:39 exactly you can spend all your money if you want but when you're messing with other people's money that's when it becomes illegal matter completely agree

[@Nogardtist]

the patterns never change with ai generators crypto and NFTs

[@Nogardtist]

youtube prioritizes demonetizing creators instead of fixing these comment bots once and for all

[@caidferard9182]

I love your content, and seeing these videos helps me keep myself aware of whats going on.

[@smittywerbenjaggermanjensen69]

Bro i was in a VC with DNP3 and just listened to him have some laughs with others 💀 Actually wild; we need regulation ASAP

[@arag6668]

How long ago was this and what was it regarding?

[@ShinigamiRyan]

When.

[@alkain00]

Great video! Always enjoy your stuff, man. Keep it up and don't let the bastards grind you down.

[@mewnani]

This thing is named after the bad guy from TRON: Legacy, is anyone really surprised?

[@Medic8808]

Thank you thank you thank you… I almost thought that society had forgotten about gambling dangers…What you state on this matter are real facts when it comes to this over advertised pastime….

[@jonbrumbaugh332]

Whatever balls this guy had to gamble away other people's money was pretty huge before he loses them, too

[@rednekmetal]

that drowning pool reference had me wheezing ffs that deserves a sub muta

[@Darkrat7870]

@SomeOrdinaryGamers between 13:09 and 13:10 there is a cut and I wanted to know if it was intended since I was trying to understand what you mean.

[@abdulwahabsuleiman7069]

I love how Muta is not afraid to speak the truth about these projects, it's spot on that they're only profitable because they know how to exploit people's lack of knowledge.

[@Otaku_Jinsei]

You’re doing gods work my man

[@sesanti]

I thought gambling streamers who promote online casinos get an special account with "fake" funds they can gamble away - the catch is they can never cash out, so in reality they dont deposit nor win anything, regardless of the balance. This guy must have gone and bet all that money on the side using a real account. What a tool.

[@Pradatoru]

I would feel better if people like this would feel sorry behind the bars 🙂

[@idiotically-everything]

See, here's the thing. You can believe he's actually dealing with addiction, but it will not be forgiven or forgotten until the money stolen has been returned

[@TheChrisLouis]

We ain't cool with the Clu Coin Clan.

[@gogzy606]

I used to help admin a poker staking forum. The amount of people that ended up stealing investor money to chase losses in games they weren't supposed to be playing was crazy. Not totally unsurprising but hundreds of thousands of dollars were "misused"

[@Razer5542]

Another crypto bro taking the L is a W to me.

[@JessePinkman459]

3:19 i dont know why but i lauged so hard at the heavy breathing

[@casedistorted]

Dnp3 has always kind of had a smugness about him where he’s the got to be the happy star and everything’s positive and nothing bad can happen around him. Him throwing his software engineering at Facebook and military career at the end just shows his narcissistic personality. It’s really sad because several years ago on twitch dnp3 has a sizeable following and lots of respect from the community on twitch. Now he’s using gambling as an excuse to exit fast and take all the money, so he can live his “best life”. He used to be all about helping people and paying it forward, I am sure that was all a smokescreen so he could get as much money as possible and take it all when the time was right. I used to be a fan of the guy but luckily I never put any money in his clu coin, I knew that was a scam from day 1. His last twitch stream highlights are from 11 months ago so looks like he gave up on his marbles streams and went full slots streams.

[@ShinigamiRyan]

Narcissitic don't care about other people. DNP3 cares. He just did something stupid.

[@casedistorted]

@@ShinigamiRyan I used to think that when I watched many years ago, but I don’t know any more. People who care don’t gamble away investors money to make their own life savings back. It sucks but I guess even dnp3 can hit a dark patch. I’m sure he will bounce back but at the cost of others. Edit: he should also go to jail for that stupid thing. If I lost millions of $ because I gambled it away, you bet your tooty fruity Id be going away.

[@the_panos]

@@ShinigamiRyan he did something illegal that hurt a lot of people and misappropriated their funds. Sure, it's one definition of stupid but it's one that comes with deserved jail time

[@TheLingeringWill]

Thank you mutahar for always uploading I have severe mental illness and your videos are a nice reprieve from it all thank you for following my weird narrative the maverick operation was real and I didn’t want anyone that didn’t deserve it in my friend groups to get involved so I strung a narrative anyway it got way out of my hands I appreciate you have a good one

[@Thumper68]

Only way to win gambling in a casino is playing blackjack in person and playing perfect strategy and knowing when to walk away and take winnings or take loss for the day

[@mdb45424]

Roulette is a close 2nd at a 48% percent chance on a non rig wheel

[@theKashConnoisseur]

Poker exists as well. And the fun part is you're not even playing the House. If you use proper poker strategy, it's generally a profitable game since you have the option of getting rid of bad hands and increasing your success probabilities.

[@mdb45424]

@@theKashConnoisseur depends on the game. If you playing against a full table it's a bit harder rng wise.

[@MK_ULTRA420]

@@mdb45424 If it's a modern casino then all of the wheels are rigged with magnets.

[@theKashConnoisseur]

@@mdb45424 Take it hand by hand, right? If you see the whole table is in on the hand and your holding isn't bombproof, you can always fold. And at the same time, if the whole table is in on the pot but you flop the nuts, only you know that and if you play well you can take the table for piles.

[@manman493]

Dude first time I actually got your notification and it’s some wild asss stuff woahhhh

[@deanlewis4074]

Ain’t never clicked so fast in my life

[@nameless_magic5940]

0:16 love that delivery

[@Elyon113]

@5:25 my old boss was a gambling addict, a week after my mom had passed away from losing her battle with addiction, he was a month late paying me and in the rant he gave me he bragged how he had wasted 230,000$ at the casino that year. I'll never see that 1600$ or my mom again.