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what is up guys thank you here and uh today I just wanted to give my thoughts on the entire situation thatamp;#39;s unraveling um Iamp;#39;m still so shocked by all the events um it doesnamp;#39;t make sense to me um why SPF and Alameda would do things like this but you know it doesnamp;#39;t really matter you know what we think it like what matters is that itamp;#39;s happened and like where do we go moving forward um you know itamp;#39;s yeah so before I get into my thoughts um letamp;#39;s just briefly go over what happened Iamp;#39;m not going to spend too much time on this because everyone is talking about this so Iamp;#39;m assuming that you kind of get the general gist of whatamp;#39;s going on but you know Sam like SPF um you know created Alameda to to the whole Japanese Bitcoin Arbitrage where they can just buy Bitcoin uh X dollars on a U.S exchange and then sell it on some Japanese exchange at a premium and then you know you can kind of ARP that um and then you know

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What is the size of losses for FTX?

Exchange reserves were depleted, exacerbating the risk of insolvency, after FTX management allegedly misappropriated at least $8 billion in customer deposits to foot heavy Alameda losses, luxury real estate and yacht purchases, business investments, and charitable and political donations.

How much money has been lost in FTX?

At Bankman-Frieds sentencing hearing, Kaplan agreed. He said FTXs customers had lost some $8bn and that its investors had lost $1.7bn.

What is the volume of FTX trading?

At its peak in July 2021, the company had over one million users and was the third-largest cryptocurrency exchange by volume. As of November 2022, FTX was the third-largest digital currency exchange boasting an active trading volume of USD 10 billion and a valuation of USD 32 billion.

How much of FTX money is recovered?

The exact value customers will be repaid depends on the type of claim they filed. While some could recover as much as 142% of what they held, the vast majority are likely to receive 118%. The specific pay day is estimated to be months away.

How big is the FTX collapse?

FTX, which a year ago was valued at $32bn, filed for bankruptcy protection on 11 November. It has been estimated that $8bn of customers funds was missing.

What went wrong with FTX?

FTX crashed due to mismanagement of funds, lack of liquidity and the large volume of withdrawals. Binance announced it would buy FTX to prevent a larger market crash, but quickly bailed out of the deal as more news reports of mishandled customer funds surfaced.

Are FTX customers getting their money back?

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried, left, arrives at a federal courthouse in Manhattan on Feb. 16, 2023. Nearly all customers of FTX will get their money back, plus interest, after the cryptocurrency exchange imploded 17 months ago.

How big was FTX before collapse?

The collapse of FTX, caused by a spike in customer withdrawals that exposed an $8 billion hole in FTXs accounts, served as the impetus for its bankruptcy. Prior to its collapse, FTX was the third-largest cryptocurrency exchange by volume and had over one million users.

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