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Comment #33835743
Would you even need to take anonymization steps for this as another commenter has suggested (fake/stolen KYC and anonymized collateral)? It seems to me that whomever was making the…
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Comment #33835550
How would that work? He would still be liable for the full amount and the cost of servicing the margin loan. Or are you suggesting the bankruptcy proceedings will settle for a lowe…
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Comment #33590565
human trains GAN model --> GAN model trains human
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Comment #33590123
2) H
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Comment #33570554
My thoughts also... can this be bigger than FTX? Can iOS/Android apps be updated without 3rd party approval?
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Comment #33570449
What is the source of rumor please?
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Comment #33570418
Who (which government agency etc.) would be expected to track their whereabouts in this scenario?
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Comment #33570412
Guys, don't worry: Sam has said he's sorry
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Comment #33570361
1. Who is transferring the funds? a. Bankman-Fried and associates b. insiders (disgruntled) c. outsiders (hackers) 2. Is it plausible that the transferred funds be laundered? 3. Ca…
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Comment #33567348
EA is a load of cabbage.
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Comment #33567215
I may have missed it-but where is the source/evidence that some(all) this fraud is under SEC's jurisdiction?
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Comment #33567091
I agree, it reflects VERY poorly on Jane Street. They like to give the impression they hire Ultra Mega Geniuses who have done the IMO (who cares if you did the IMO at age 17...?)
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Comment #33564281
That's an interesting take. Probably wouldn't happen though, the argument being that illegal dreams taking place in the metaverse would contagiously spread to the unmetaverse.
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Comment #33564266
But how, if you had spent time being a market maker, that is to say you understand market neutral strategies, would you convince yourself to take this bet? It seems contrary to his…
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Comment #33564244
I guess the lawsuits are being prepared by affected parties as we speak.
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Comment #33564238
Where is Sam Bankman-Fried? Is any group tracking his location, or is he going to disappear like many that have come before him.
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Comment #33564034
Can anyone speculate what Bankman-Fried's exit plan was? Was this a fraud that got out of control, or premeditated? If it was premeditated, what was the exit plan? Did he expect to…
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Comment #33553184
Cannot wait for Michael Lewis's book at the incoming TV dramas. Absolutely riveting. It just gets better and better.
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Comment #33471730
Still doesn't explain why they are holding $5.8B FTT
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Comment #33469158
Is that a fact, or are you stating that is the implication of the parent comment?
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Comment #33468721
1. They are understood to be classic MM [source?] 2. Balance sheet shows they are not classic MM 3. Counterparty is FTX 4. ...
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Comment #33468425
Why would a market maker hold so much of an asset. Market makers do not typically hold $B of anything. Alameda does not need to borrow so much FTT to make markets.
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Comment #33468405
Was it only 18 months? Wikipedia states: ...he returned there full-time after graduating [in 2014]. In September 2017, Bankman-Fried quit Jane Street... Seems closer to 3 years, bu…
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Comment #33467839
FTT 24h volume is ~$100M according to coinmarketcap.com Alameda hold $5.8B FTT according to the article. Any market makers able to advise how much is normally held relative to dail…