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They probably didn't have more cash than they claimed during their attestation, though, so it's a reasonable upper bound.
by saalweachter 4y ago
They probably didn't have more cash than they claimed during their attestation, though, so it's a reasonable upper bound.
- rglullis 4y agoUpper bound, yes. Reasonable, no. They are not a reliable narrator, and they have been convicted in multiple jurisdictions over fraudulent statements. There is no "reasonable" argument that this time they should be trusted. This will only be solved when completely implode or in the miracle shot that they pass through a rigorous independent audit.