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Ethereum’s Vitalik Buterin Faces Criticism Due to His Twitter Request Survey -Breaking

by Mike Robinson

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Ethereum’s Vitalik Buterin Faces Criticism Due to His Twitter Request Survey
  • Vitalik Buterin received the most outrageous criticisms for his request survey.
  • His followers on Twitter (NYSE) wanted him to express his opinions about crypto.
  • Many criticized Buterin, but others also shared favorite Buterin memes.

CEO Vitalik Buterin has received a mixture of backlashes and most insane criticisms of him on Twitter after he requested netizens to share tales of what they’ve seen about him.

Ironically, Buterin was driven to find the least unhinged complaint about him within the digital finance sector to share with his fans as a form for fun. Buterin gave his most favorite criticism as a way to get the process started before his request.

Additionally, Buterin’s first post reportedly provoked the netizens that made over 500 people respond in the first fifteen minutes. Buterin was supported by most netizens. The report states that the tweet had over 1,200 commenters at press time. Sarcastically, among the criticisms, one netizen mentioned that Buterin “looks like an alien crackhead.” This statement became one of the conspiracies that hit Buterin hard.

Moreover, Buterin’s father Dmitry revealed an unhinged conspiracy theory that he was a “Russian secret agent and that Russian President Vladimir Putin was behind the creation of Ethereum.”

As mentioned, all of Buterin’s criticisms were not negative. Numerous crypto netizens shared favorite memes and jokes. Best of all, one anonymous user posted a meme of an aged Buterin with a headline from a piece of hypothetical news that reads “Breaking News: Ethereum 2.0 finally ships.” Nonetheless, regardless of the jokes and criticisms, ConsenSys alumnus John Lilic emphasized that Buterin is the face of the crypto space.

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