Topic: All Assets are seized for FTX... Its over! - page 2. (Read 384 times)

We've been saying get your money out of other people's hands for a long time, but it seems people get lazy when it comes to exchanging their money. They assume because it's a massive company, that they won't get burnt, even though history has proven otherwise. I've literally learned in business that companies can practically do whatever they want. The amount of times a company has fallen through, and we haven't been paid is actually devastating, especially to smaller companies. It's the same here, some people will be punished for the wrong doing's they've done, and if any ill play has been found, but ultimately Ftx should've stopped trading years ago. They would've seen this coming, and they still accepted money, and allowed users to deposit, and store money on their exchange.

Technically, users storing money on their exchange has a wallet isn't their money, and warnings should've been given. Obviously, you can argue that it's their money as they own the private keys, but I won't get into that right now. I never understand why these companies don't have people with a little bit of morals, that would warn customers before they burn everything down to the ground, and basically the customers get hurt the most, not the people behind the exchange. The people behind the exchange either go to prison for wrongdoing's or they line their pockets over the years, and they'll probably go on some other business venture after this.

It's a pretty sick world we live in if you think about it, as rarely there's repercussions for everyone involved, and usually just public big players.

It is strange that a platform that is described as "strong" and will have a share in the market, turns into a "paper platform" where it collapsed like a biscuit.
I have not used the platform yet, but if it collapses so easily, it means that many activities associated with it will collapse and many platforms will collapse with any audit or liquidity crisis.

They will recover those loses in no time from BNB (if they didn't already) and they've got rid of a (malicious!) big competitor, which, if left unharmed for 1 more year (maybe 2) could have been taking over the role of "biggest crypto exchange".
It looks like a good (great!) business from second one. I think that those FTT were especially kept for this long as ... "insurance", i.e. for ... what has happened these days.

I don't think there will be another Mt. Gox, in comparison as it is the only exchanges that time.

However, FTX is very different, it was really a collapse because the people behind failed to do their job, Mt. Gox it was a hacked. But it totally it really affected the market and bring the price of Bitcoin. And that is the sad part of it, not our fault but we are very much affected by it.

And with this news, another black eye after the Terra Luna. Just the question is who is going to be next?

I think people need to realize how interconnected a lot of these companies are with certain investment schemes.  There's a good chance we haven't seen the last player to fall as a result of this mess.  A lot of companies are coming out to say that they have no exposure to FTX, but a lot of them have partners with exposure to Alameda, or that will have funds caught up with partners who were using FTX, etc...  This is definitely one of those GET YOUR COINS OFF OF EXCHANGES moments.  The widespread damage might take weeks to fully be known and as Sam himself said, a lot of these exchanges may be insolvent already...

Chances are the MtGox situation is actually a pretty positive development. This means that the SEC takes digital asset trading seriously and they are making strides to try and keep things under control.

With all that is happening in the crypto space today, everyone should consider every possibility so as not to harm many investors or their users and it makes sense to look for other opportunities as long as you stay diligent and aware.

I'm pretty sure they're fine. The moment they started selling, FTT was still significantly higher from here, and add to the fact that Binance invested in FTX(and FTT, with a discount in 2019) very early on. I'd say Binance still made a good amount of money; or worst case scenario they're breakeven.

Does this mean binance have screwed themselves over by another investment considering they were planning to keep selling ftt and I doubt they dumped all their coins on the market by this time.

It looks like FTX has gone the same as Mt gox but slightly different. I thought Mt gox was a group of people interested in crypto that built an exchange, and ftx was people interested in trading products and derivatives associated with crypto.

I'm still confused as to the full extent of what went on here (though I've seen rumours of attempts to borrow funds to pump coins and prop up other schemes - or directly lend to them). There was news on Tuesday of a lot of resignations, I wonder if there was an initial whistle-blower that caused the collapse or if it was just a hunch.

This is the end for FTX. At this point it seems there is no more way to try prevent its ultimate demise. Justin Sun's questionable plan won't probably work either. That's in fact just a side show of somebody who's more like a clown whose goal is to entertain and temporarily redirect everybody's attention. The SEC and the government is now already investigating FTX. Assets are either frozen or to be seized. Even FTX US which declared its independence and normal operation is now about to end as well.

https://twitter.com/GuardianNassau/status/1590838202369478657

The securities commission of the Bahamas where FTX is stationed as ordered all assets to be frozen. FTX Japan was close-only mode last hour. FTX US said trading with halt in a few days.

I am pretty sure the Justin Sun loop-hole to burn tokens won't even work. IF anything it might of made things worse because if there is a liquidation, we might get 25% back. But if you bought those tokens at a 80% loss and then get 25% of that back you are basically getting 5% back in the end.

Basically MtGox 2.0.....