A creditor involved in the First Brands bankruptcy case just dropped a bombshell claim: while the company collapsed, insiders apparently walked away with fat wallets. "A lot of people made a lot of money" from the failed venture, the creditor stated, hinting at serious questions around how funds were distributed before everything went south. The comment adds fuel to ongoing speculation about whether some parties saw the writing on the wall and cashed out early, leaving others holding the bag. Details remain murky, but this revelation could reshape how stakeholders view the whole mess.
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SignatureLiquidator
· 21h ago
Same old story... Some people bailed before the collapse.
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LonelyAnchorman
· 21h ago
Damn, it's the same old trick again—frantically moving assets right before bankruptcy... These people are unbelievable.
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OnChainDetective
· 21h ago
ngl this screams typical exit liquidity pattern... let me trace the wallet movements before they start spinning narratives 🔍
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Tokenomics911
· 21h ago
ngl this is just ridiculous, some people are making a killing while others are getting screwed... Feels like a typical rug pull variant.
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SleepyValidator
· 21h ago
Rug pulled? That's just standard practice in Web3.
A creditor involved in the First Brands bankruptcy case just dropped a bombshell claim: while the company collapsed, insiders apparently walked away with fat wallets. "A lot of people made a lot of money" from the failed venture, the creditor stated, hinting at serious questions around how funds were distributed before everything went south. The comment adds fuel to ongoing speculation about whether some parties saw the writing on the wall and cashed out early, leaving others holding the bag. Details remain murky, but this revelation could reshape how stakeholders view the whole mess.