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Crypto Firm Owned by Ex-CTO of Failed DFM Causes Stir Over Sushi Served on Models

Mar 28, 2024 at 04:45 pm

Crypto firm Copper, established by the former CTO of failed DFM Dolfin, has sparked controversy by hosting a party where sushi was served on partially clothed models. The event, held at the luxurious Mandrake hotel in London, has raised concerns about the firm's professionalism and the inappropriate objectification of women. Reports indicate that the models, dressed in revealing bodysuits, lay on a table while guests dined off plates of sushi placed on their bodies.

crypto 28 Mar, 2024

Crypto firm owned by ex-CTO of failed DFM causes stir over sushi served on models

Crypto firm Copper, set up by the ex-CTO of failed DFM Dolfin, reportedly held a party last week where sushi was served off partially clothed models.

Crypto Firm Owned by Ex-CTO of Failed DFM Causes Stir Over Sushi Served on Models
By Dylan Lobo
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A crypto firm set up by the former chief technology officer (CTO) at failed DFM Dolfin has caused a stir by hosting a party where sushi was served off partially clothed models.

According to reports, Copper, which claims to ‘build the institutional standard for digital assets’, held a private party last week at the five-star Mandrake hotel in London following a crypto industry conference.

The Financial Times, which obtained a photo from the event, described how two models, believed to be a man and woman, lay across a long table in ‘thin bodysuits’ as guests dined off plates of sushi placed on their bodies. 

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