it’s true Coindesk initially reported this document as “Alameda’s balance sheet”.
That, and there was later a separateset of newsarticles around “FTX’s balance sheet”, on November 12th through 15th.
insignificant detail
I don’t think it’s insignificant: the main interpretation I saw of the November 2nd news was that this was bad news about Alameda, not FTX. Which is pretty reasonable: at the time the true extent of their interconnection was not public.
I find it very strange that you thought this is worth commenting on and ignored everything else in the comment.
If you’re reading through the forum and see a point where you have something to add, I think it’s generally good to respond even if there are other points where you don’t. It’s also not a strong signal that the addressed point is the most important one.
If you’re reading through the forum and see a point where you have something to add, I think it’s generally good to respond even if there are other points where you don’t. It’s also not a strong signal that the addressed point is the most important one.
That, and there was later a separateset of newsarticles around “FTX’s balance sheet”, on November 12th through 15th.
That balance sheet (if it can be called that) is also not FTX’s balance sheet by your standards; it’s a balance sheet of all FTX-related entities (including Alameda).
I don’t think it’s insignificant: the main interpretation I saw of the November 2nd news was that this was bad news about Alameda, not FTX. Which is pretty reasonable: at the time the true extent of their interconnection was not public.
This is true but I don’t see how it matters in the context we’re talking about here.
That, and there was later a separate set of news articles around “FTX’s balance sheet”, on November 12th through 15th.
I don’t think it’s insignificant: the main interpretation I saw of the November 2nd news was that this was bad news about Alameda, not FTX. Which is pretty reasonable: at the time the true extent of their interconnection was not public.
If you’re reading through the forum and see a point where you have something to add, I think it’s generally good to respond even if there are other points where you don’t. It’s also not a strong signal that the addressed point is the most important one.
I very strongly agree with this.
That balance sheet (if it can be called that) is also not FTX’s balance sheet by your standards; it’s a balance sheet of all FTX-related entities (including Alameda).
This is true but I don’t see how it matters in the context we’re talking about here.