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> Step 2, finding the employees, not so much. All FTX needs is one or more people on the "outside" (who used to be on the inside) that they trust in case somet
by EMM_386 4y ago
> Step 2, finding the employees, not so much.
All FTX needs is one or more people on the "outside" (who used to be on the inside) that they trust in case something like this happens.
Those people would be the "hackers" that took 1-2 billion out after the bankruptcy declaration.
Then, anyone who gets a slap on the wrist or whatnot, even if they have their assets clawed back, knows exactly who to call when they're in the clear.
- devmunchies 4y agoSame goes in reverse. The govt/debtors should connect with ex-employees/investors and get them to try and gossip, commiserate, provide black-hat advice, etc with existing employees in DMs and proxy any discoveries to the govt/debtors in exchange for a "consulting fee".
- Animats 4y agoThis is called the "race to the prosecutors office" in the US. The first whistleblower gets a free pass. Everyone else, not so much.