[_940h]

Taking advantage of bad contracts can be legal depending on various nuanced circumstances. If the potential payout is lucrative, then it makes sense to consult with legal counsel first.

I am not making a judgement about this specific case.

[jaundicedave]

tell that to avraham eisenberg https://www.axios.com/2024/04/18/avi-eisenberg-convicted-cry...

[_940h]

That person committed fraud. My point wasn't even about cryptocurrency or DeFi.

Here's a simplified hypothetical example to help you understand the legal nuance: I offer all of my money to the first person that can solve 5x5, and I errantly believe that it's a difficult problem to solve.

[Vegenoid]

Can you provide a more real-world example? I don't understand what point you are making, if it isn't about making money via cryptocurrency. When you say "bad contracts", I assume you are talking about smart contracts. Is that not the case?