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Unclear if we have accurate info from Sam but the situation is more like 9b in liabilities with 70% of that in liquid and illiquid assets. People getting back that much is highly optimistic but the 16b doesn’t seem accurate at all. FTX already paid users out $5b btw
> 9b in liabilities with 70% of that in liquid and illiquid assets
They have $9B in liabilities, and realistically they have about $1B in realisable assets. On the balance sheet Sam has included about $7B worth of Serum and FTT, both of which vastly exceed their circulating market cap and are also effectively worthless as the businesses they represent have lost all credibility and/or are insolvent (Serum is a decentralised exchange created by FTX)
The starting point is the assumption that FTX's equity sales left them with a few billion and Alameda's trading left them with a few billion. You have to burn through these billions and then dig a ten billion dollar hole.
If volume and stakes are low then sure, they're not too reliable.
If you don't think prediction markets aren't great predictors you should make bets against that market. If you're a better predictor than the market you should make good money. In practice most people can't outguess the market. Some experts can and do make good money.
The reason markets are a good predictor because as soon as an expert sees the market make a bad prediction, they'll make a bet against the market. This in turn will move the price towards the true price. Assuming there are enough experts out there with large enough pockets (which is true for popular bets) then the market will quickly reflect the experts' view of events which is by definition very hard to beat (you have to be more expert than the experts).
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