Ever since FTX’s collapse and bankruptcy, the CTB on AMC has skyrocketed
Wallstreet Crime 🚔
It’s consistently been between 300-600% ever since with some 800-900% days. It was never this high before the FTX fiasco. I remember when people would get excited when it would hit between 50-80%. Clearly there’s a real undeniable connection between FTX’s bankruptcy, the FTX AMC Tokenized Stock, and the actual AMC stock. The timing of FTX’s collapse and AMC’s insanely high and consistent CTB since then is definitely not a coincidence and further proves illegal activity with short hedge funds and AMC, if their illegal activity wasn’t already blatantly obvious (except in AA’s view apparently…).
Ever since then, the CTB has remained insanely high, thus we know it’s costing SHF’s more now to borrow and short AMC than prior to FTX’s bankruptcy, but where does it go from here? Does it just remain consistent between 300-600% for the foreseeable future and nothing further happens? What will happen to the CTB once the APE to AMC conversation and then the reverse split happens? Is the FTX collapse and the actual AMC stock connection ever going to be investigated? Will the naked short selling of AMC stock, perhaps using the FTX AMC Tokenized Stock as a locate, ever be investigated? Or will it just get swept under the rug, as with everything else the last 2 years? What’s going to happen to SBF? Will he ever be charged and face significant jail time? Yesterday, the two individuals who posted his bail were revealed, two Stanford University academics in Larry Kramer, dean emeritus of Stanford Law School, who signed for $500,000, and Andreas Paepcke, senior research scientist, who signed for $200,000. When his bond was set at $250 million, why was his bail only $700,000 when It should have been at least 10% of 250 million? Why did these two individuals bail him out of prison? What connection do they have with him and FTX? What are they hiding that they didn’t want SBF to reveal to the authorities?