Yes I did see this but let us be real about this. Why would someone want to put his crypto into this exchange ever again? It does not make sense for FTX to try this again.
Those people that will say, give them a chance but even if I haven't used them at all. I'll never give it a second try or even once. And those victims are gonna wait for their refund from the fiasco they're involved with.
Yeah, that's true, why would you give a chance to a place that already made a mistake and failed? I mean why would I not go with something that never made a mistake to begin with. Look at bitcoin, have we ever said "oh sorry, give it another chance" so far? Of course not because it's decentralized.
FTX is an exchange and so far every single exchange that failed, stayed failed because they can never get those people back. They have some investments and they should just pay the investor's back with all of that, and that is only if it is true. I still suspect that all of this is just made up and they haven't recovered anything and they just figured out a way how to get that much money, but they won't and nothing will be better for them ever again, and CEO is definitely going to jail without a doubt.
Giving a second chance isn't applicable on this situation. They're a financial company and we don't want get problems with our finance/assets for the second time around.
I think everyone has learned their lessons that when a company has gone bankrupt and the issue is related to the unclear spending habits of its CEO and co-founders, you don't want to give them no chance anymore.
The verdict has already been given and even with the new management, the issue is still quite fresh and is there. But then, let's see if they'll manage to get up from that failure.
There's no second chance and we are indeed talking money on here which means that if they had failed out on customers or clients money in the first place then how much more on the second one?
People wont really be that a fool on entrusting up their funds into something that had broken out their trust. Just like on what others been saying about rebranding then it would be useless because
people wont really be trusting them again. There's no point on restarting or relaunching even if they would be changing up all the management, it wont really be making out a difference.
Therefore it would really be just useless if they would really be relaunching again.
Now the thing on what on peoples mind is on how to get those funds back specially to those who had been affected.For sure they wont really be having any plans to store up their assets anymore longer.
As long they would really be having a getting hold of it then they would surely be pulling it off and would be going into other platforms which it doesnt really have any issue and bad history
something like this on where piling up some bankruptcy but in the end the funds were intact? Did they've been hit up with some conscience?