Goodness gracious, it seems our chums over at the late cryptocurrency exchange FTX have found themselves in a bit of a pickle! The old bean is hiccupping over “ineligible jurisdiction claims” just as they were attempting to repay creditors who took a drubbing in their rather notorious bankruptcy tumble. Dare I say, it’s like trying to repay a debt with Monopoly money while sitting on a leaky rowboat.
Picture this: Feb. 18 rolls around, and FTX boldly embarks on its first voyage of repayments! Those lovable folk who lost up to $50,000 (dubbed the âConvenience Classââisnât that a charming euphemism?) were promised 100% of their claims backâyes, all of itâalong with a cheeky 9% annual interest. Why, it sounds like something Jeeves might have come up with if he fancied himself a financial wizard! đŠđ°
But then disaster strikes. On Feb. 21, our heroâand by hero, I mean FTX creditor Sunil Kavuriâsteps onto the stage waving a list longer than Aunt Agathaâs complaints about my conduct. The list? Countries barred from collecting a single penny! Yes, Russia, China, Egypt, Nigeria, and Ukraine (among others) have been shown the proverbial door. âNot eligible!â Kavuri declares like a headmaster catching you sneaking marmalade sandwiches into class. đđŤ
Mark Your Diaries or Be Left Out in the Cold đď¸
FTX, the ever-efficient machine (sarcasm heavily implied), has announced its next thrilling installment of repayments set for May 30. Theyâve rolled out the red carpet for âClass 5 Customer Entitlement Claimsâ and âClass 6 General Unsecured Claims.â Sound posh, doesnât it? Well, itâs really just a fancy way of saying, âThe rest of you sorry souls.â
Hereâs the catch, and thereâs always a catch: creditors must verify their claims by April 11. No claim, no cash. Itâs like trying to RSVP for Bertie Wooster’s party at the Drones Clubâyou miss the deadline, youâre jolly well stuck outside nibbling on regret sandwiches. Oh, and if your claim is over $50,000, youâll also need to pick a âdistribution agentâ by the same date. A what now? Sounds rather like hiring a butler to deliver your hard-earned ducats. đ´ď¸đ¸
SBF Aims for a Presidential Lifeboat đłď¸
Meanwhile, in a plot twist worthy of the West End, former FTX CEO Sam “SBF” Bankman-Fried is pulling every string in the knotty rug, hoping for a pardon. Yes, dear old SBFâs parentsâthose intrepid strategistsâhave reportedly knocked on President Trumpâs gilded door, hat (and possibly a bribe) in hand. The mission? To save their boyo from a cozy 25 years behind bars. I suppose that beats amateur dramatics, if nothing else.
SBF, ever the political chameleon, has now flipped his loyalties like a pancake at a garden fete. Heâs taken to praising Republicans and lambasting Democratsâdespite having previously handed over a kingâs ransom in donations to the latter during the 2020 election. One can’t help but wonder if he plans to pay his creditors in political compliments next. âHereâs your refund, sirâitâs a heartfelt compliment about your shoes.â đĽżđ
And so, the FTX saga continues, leaving us all glue-eyed spectators of an unfolding drama that can only be described as financial farce meets legal pantomime. Stay tuned for what absurdity ensues next! đđŞ
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