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52456162 No.52456162 [Reply] [Original]

Realistically speaking, how much money is FTX going to give us back on the dollar?

>> No.52456170

Thanks for playing

>> No.52456173

Zero point zero

>> No.52456175

be glad you are not a voyager user

>> No.52456179

0
get fucked
check em

>> No.52456187

>>52456162
Anon...

>> No.52456197

How does 0 billion dollars sound?

>> No.52456203
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>>52456162
I appreciate your optimism, anon. Keep up the good work

>> No.52456207

>>52456173
>>52456179
>>52456187
No memes pls. The balance sheet they have says they have about 5-6 billion in real assets

>> No.52456222

buds, throw away yar ideas. They're shit. take part in Bspin.

> Strong casino with a BTC as the playing currency
> Huge Giveaway with 15,000$ Prize pool
> Fast deposits with variety ways

>> No.52456223

>>52456207
those 'assets' are actually Bahamian children and they're being sold off right now on a black market CEX

>> No.52456234

>>52456162
>>52456207

0. when you deposit on any exchange you become "an unsecured creditor" which means you'll be the last one to get even a cent out of those 5-6b somewhat liquid assets.

>> No.52456239

>>52456207
Enron who?

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>> No.52456251

>>52456207
That belongs to Greater Israel you stupid goy. Thanks for your donation.

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52456396

nothing anon. Its all over
let this be a valuable lesson for you to used DEXs and DAOs instead
>pic related

>> No.52456404

www.ftx.org/refunds

www.binance.com/refunds

>> No.52456462

>>52456162
~5% is what I've seen
for comparison, Madoff's victims got 81% of their initial back on average
Unfortunately, literal Ponzi schemes are much less destructive of customer funds than what FTX did. Ponzi schemes are content to use new customer funds as operating income to pay returns to existing customers; FTX took new customer funds and gambled with them