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it appears at this point that back during the last shakeup in the crypto industry where you know Terra Luna and Voyager and Celsius and three arrows went under uh Alameda took a big loss at that time as well they may have even been underwater and instead of just saying hey you know this hedge fundamp;#39;s going to blow up too which would have been unfortunate people you know Sam would have lost money itamp;#39;s embarrassing but itamp;#39;s not illegal for a hedge fund to blow up it happens with some regularity instead of just letting it blow up it seems like at this point he took customer funds but you have to explain he all he owns both thatamp;#39;s for the people that may not understand that right so itamp;#39;s a related part he owns his own exchange called FDX and he owns his own hedge fund called Alameda which operates inside of FTX as well as in other places right yeah so it seems they had this solvency issue and instead of just letting it blow up Sam basically said hey w