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by perennate
1964 days ago
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Of course everyone would want the greater of the two. But the claims need to be balanced because some users held cryptocurrency assets while others held dollar assets, and there aren't sufficient assets to return either one. The rehabilitation trustee has already come up with a plan that balances the demands of the various stakeholders, and most people are happy with it. There are many reasons why the assets haven't been distributed yet, but one big reason is because CoinLab keeps parroting their ridiculous claims; obviously CoinLab's lawsuit will be thrown out eventually (because their claims are absurd), but it's part of the reason the distribution keeps getting delayed and likely won't happen until, say, 2022-2023. Only in January 2021 did CoinLab finally say, okay, we will agree that the distribution of 90% of the assets can start while our lawsuit continues (they are ridiculously demanding that CoinLab get some big portion of the other 10%, so they want that money held up until their absurd lawsuit is finally thrown out). See https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-01-15/coinlab-r... |
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