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joining us now is Emily Parker executive director of global content at coindesk Emily the story is it has a lot of sort of its own lingo its own players thereamp;#39;s a lot we donamp;#39;t know what does it mean for the industry writ large right now you guys just did a fantastic job of summing up a very complicated situation so yes um as you said this story came to light after my colleague Ian Allison at coindesk kind of had this incredible scoop looking at alamedaamp;#39;s balance sheet and showing that much of it was FTX own ftt so this raises a lot of questions about the crypto industry in particular two real weaknesses in the crypto industry one is a lack of transparency like why did this come to light via coindesk and not via more traditional means of disclosure I mean if Ian had not received that private document and not brought this to light would people just not know this is going on I mean thatamp;#39;s a real question about transparency and disclosures thatamp;#39;s one