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wth? you got a good link for this? I stopped paying attention a while ago

• readthenotes1 4y ago
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• yieldcrv 4y ago
  reuters good enough? https://www.reuters.com/technology/bankrupt-crypto-exchange-ftx-has-recovered-73-bln-assets-attorney-2023-04-12/ https://www.reuters.com/technology/bankrupt-crypto-exchange-...
  • senectus1 4y ago
    its kinda lite on details, but i guess "Cash and liquid crypto assets" says enough. I think the claim they have "recovered 7.3 billion" is an overstatement... but time will tell.
    • yieldcrv 4y ago
      we can debate liquidity and depth of the market for those assets, but they're also just using the same standard as what was lost as well as reporting where thats just asset price appreciation
    • Technotroll 4y ago
      Honestly, I've long since made peace with not ever getting back those assets. In that way I accept the risk I took when making the trades in the first place. But what really irks me with the FTX bankruptcy is how my assets were suddenly impounded, effectively stolen from me, and I wasn't allowed to trade it anymore even to avoid further losses. Yes, contracts, articles, and so on, but I'm a simple man: I pay. I own. So, if I am to ask compensation for anything, it must be 1. to get my crypto back, and 2. to be paid damages for the inability to trade during a period of free fall. As it's now, however I guess I can count myself lucky if I even get back parts of my own crypto, if anything. So, I've decided to not spend energy on it.