The founders of 3AC are on the run and cannot be found to be served court summonings
On the other thread, I was saying that those companies who don't care about security, risks, or anything else are going by the saying of getting rich or die trying, but these two (?) are really pushing it to the extreme. To me is quite funny when guys who were all suited up, conferences everywhere, full bling-bling are trying to scram and get into hiding forgetting somehow they were no master criminals in the first place and that there are people who lost millions hunting them.
And speaking of millions in a 10 billion case, how much money did 3AC actually had in the first place?
I always kept getting news about how they were frantically trying to get rid of expensive NFT they've bought for millions, and one the pictures in those replies really got me, despite being really poorly done.
There is a hard lesson to be learned here, nothing will go up forever and a clone of a thing will not just gain value as the original and keep it just because you think the 200 000 people that are following you on Twitter will keep pouring money in it. You need real money for this growth, not money from uncollateralized loans or one done with a bunch of over-estimated digital jpgs, when that money flow is cut downs goes the sand castle, it happens every single time with every industry or every scheme, just because it's crypto it doesn't mean its invulnerable.
Voyager have said that customers will probably get their USD back since it is held with a fiat bank (the irony of fiat banks coming to rescue), but crypto will be allocated on an as-of-yet unclear "pro rata" basis (so expect to get very little of it back)
So Gox style, but unlike Gox I don't think there will be a
magical tux finding of an address with a few hundred thousand bitcoin.
Still no news from Celsius about customers ever getting back their money
Yeah, Celsius said it had resolved its liquidity problems, they're getting some money from somewhere to pay back their loans but still crickets about the money that is stuck there. But in this case, I'm a bit more positive, I don't think they are that stupid to pay their loans with the money people have on their platform.
If they do this and then file for bankruptcy they are done for