But didn't Reuters report that the 'hack' was actually the Bahamas SEC?
Are the Bahamian regulators dumping the ETH or is there confusion on who the hell the hacker is?
The Securities Commission of The Bahamas said it had seized digital assets of FTX's Bahamas unit, an action that the collapsed crypto exchange's U.S.-based leadership initially believed to be a "hack." - Reuters on Nov 18
This is the Ren bridge. There is not enough BTC in the bridge if the hacker had to sell all the ETH, if Ren or another third party does not fill the bridge
A few ppl are commenting on this being a backdoor by SBF & team. While this may be true, we don't have any evidence confirming this, only claims by verified insiders
We're still trying to connect all the dots through verifiable evidence...
🚨Early FTX whistleblowers on stage talking about how they rang the alarm about FTX & Alameda early on.
Also exposing unethical behavior by SBF in relation to Celsius!
Typing summary live👇
- Prior to Celsius freezing, I saw coordinated attacks on Celsius and started digging
- Ppl I never knew were suddenly badmouthing Celcius. Something was off
- Also big influencers I knew well were suddenly sponsored by FTX & badmouthing Celsius. It was getting on a bigger scale
- Within 48 hrs from the Celsius freeze, I texted ppl telling them FTX and Alameda were involved
- Celsius CEO (@AlexMashinsky4 ) never had a good relationship with SBF
- SBF seemed like a shy nice guy, but behind the scenes I think he was the complete opposite
🚨 FTX fallout creates exodus of Wall Street quant funds from crypto - Bloomberg
Fasanara Digital, which runs about $100 million, has dialed down its risk exposure to nearly zero, says partner Nikita Fadeev.
Traders now have to decide whether to write off their exposure to FTX or create a so-called side-pocket that separates those assets from the main fund, says Barnali Biswal, CIO at Atitlan Asset Management, which runs a fund that allocates to different quant managers.
Breaking down the scammer funds transfer. Some things sound fishy. Typing live during the show 👇
-Scammer is wrapping their ETH to RenBTC
-Reason: Getting their ETH to a BTC blockchain
Why?
- BTC is more decentralized & less likely to get frozen + potentially easier to launder twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
- Bitgo was another option for the scammer instead of Ren, however as Bitgo is centralized, that wasn't an option
- "Ren has the ability to freeze the funds" - @umbrella_uni . Why isn't that happening?
- Remember, Ren was acquired by Alameda in 2020!
- "It is possible that Ren didn't have time to freeze those assets before they were moved to BTC"- @MadSciCrypto
- Why didn't Ren blacklist the wallets? Either this is a mistake or it was intentional. Panelists are debating this point
🚨Live transcription of discussion with OKX, more revelations on SBF and FTX, and insight into other exchanges:
- FTX and Alameda is a very unique situation compared to other exchanges in crypto
- I was one of the first ppl that SBF contacted before contacting Binance
- We had a few hours to make a decision re a $7bn hole, so we asked him to speak to CZ to stabilize the FTT value first 👇
- My understanding is that other major exchanges have a very solid treasury and accounting process so I do not have concerns
- Even if we see some smaller players commingling client funds, they can never hit the same level of damage as FTX 👇