@drewlevin Hello Drew in high master the player
"TWTV Checo369#DIFF"
is refusing to play the game after one bad thing happens and afks or runs it down. In two of my games today.
ID: 7618910457 and 7618876965
Former FTX EU customers may now complete the two-step process to claim their Euro funds via Backpack EU.
1. Get Verified
2. Withdraw Funds
Start here: https://t.co/qvUDpbs6oi
@LockNetics @sunil_trades@Backpack We unfortunately cannot unilaterally say or do anything, and are working with all relevant parties. We expect to have an update in ~2 weeks or so.
FTX EU: $55m Repayments: Feb 25 Expected
@Backpack bought FTX EU for $32.7m from FTX Europe co-founders Guhn/Matzke (FTX resold back to them)
Backpack assumes responsibility to return $55m to FTX EU customers
Those with pending crypto withdrawals -not euros - remain with FTX bankruptcy estate @armaniferrante
I have an enormous amount of appreciation for the FTX estate's commitment to maximizing customer returns, but my concern is that FTX EU customers may become confused here.
This is the series of events. All publicly verifiable.
- FTX EU was sold to its original founders and approved by the bankruptcy court, free and clear.
- Backpack bought the company not from the estate, but from the FTX EU founders.
- The purchase was subject to CySec's (the EU regulator) approval.
- After one year of diligence on Backpack, the regulator approved.
Today, the FTX estate is *not* responsible for any of the funds (EUROs, to be specific) owed by FTX EU to former FTX EU customers. This process will be entirely handled by Backpack EU. Furthermore, Backpack is *not* involved in the estate's ongoing bankruptcy process and will *not* be distributing funds to FTX international customers. Backpack is only involved with FTX EU customers.
We're here to answer any and all questions.
@sonofDsunn The Deal went through
And If you tried withdrawing Crypto when ftx crashed you still get your Money from ftx (at least the part that you tried to withdraw)