- Sam Callahan has held the WSJ accountable over a recent publication error.
- The WSJ claimed Hamas received $90 million worth of crypto in funding.
- WSJ’s authors mistakenly counted an entire exchange’s trading volume for a terrorist group’s address.
Sam Callahan, the Lead Market Analyst at Swan, has held The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) accountable over a recent publication error. According to Callahan, the WSJ was yet to retract false news that it broadcast through an article, claiming that Hamas received $90 million worth of crypto in funding.
Last week, the @WSJ published an article claiming about $90 million worth of crypto was used to fund Hamas — a serious claim that gained significant attention.In response to the article, anti-Bitcoin politicians directly linked the WSJ article as evidence in a letter to the…
— Sam Callahan (@samcallah) October 21, 2023
Callahan explained that WSJ needs to publish a retraction to the article. According to him, not doing so would allow politicians with an agenda to continue using the fake news as evidence to attack an industry they have a personal vendetta against.
Last week, the WSJ published an article clai…
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