FTX creditors will make money on bankruptcy
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#4Dumb question: why are creditors getting paid more than they are owed?
> "We are poised to return 100% of bankruptcy claim amounts plus interest for non-governmental creditors."
For what it's worth, the article also points out that Bitcoin has gone up 260% since FTX's failure, so if FTX had not collapsed, somebody hodling their BTC there might have earned 260% instead of 19%.
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#6Now imagine if we did not put sbf in jail and he kept leveraging. By now it would have been a quadrillion dollar company.
Re: FTX creditors will make money on bankruptcy
#7Dumb question: why are creditors getting paid more than they are owed?
Interest. From the article: > "We are poised to return 100% of bankruptcy claim amounts plus interest for non-governmental creditors." For what it's worth, the article also points out that Bitcoin has gone up 260% since FTX's failure, so if FTX had not collapsed, somebody hodling their BTC there might have earned 260% instead of 19%.
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#9Dumb question: why are creditors getting paid more than they are owed?
Interest. From the article: > "We are poised to return 100% of bankruptcy claim amounts plus interest for non-governmental creditors." For what it's worth, the article also points out that Bitcoin has gone up 260% since FTX's failure, so if FTX had not collapsed, somebody hodling their BTC there might have earned 260% instead of 19%.
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#10Dumb question: why are creditors getting paid more than they are owed?
Not an exact analogy but I think it at least shows there is a spectrum of situations to consider.