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The former Chinese billionaire behind the ill-fated Himalaya exchange and stablecoin reportedly pulled the strings at right-wing media outlet Gettr, using the platform to promote cryptocurrencies and conservative propaganda, according to former Gettr employees who spoke to The Washington Post.
Guo Wengui was a known Gettr investor but, as of last Sunday, it’s now apparent how big a role he had to play in financing, hiring, and making content decisions for the platform.
Find out how Guo allegedly took control of the Gettr app and what he did with the power by listening to the article above.
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The former Chinese billionaire behind the ill-fated Himalaya exchange and stablecoin reportedly pulled the strings at right-wing media outlet Gettr, using the platform to promote cryptocurrencies and conservative propaganda, according to former Gettr employees who spoke to The Washington Post.
Guo Wengui was a known Gettr investor but, as of last Sunday, it’s now apparent how big a role he had to play in financing, hiring, and making content decisions for the platform.
Find out how Guo allegedly took control of the Gettr app and what he did with the power by listening to the article above.
For more informed news, follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and Google News or subscribe to our YouTube channel.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.