Key Points:
On July 24, 2022, Little Shapes NFTs, a former Twitter user, stopped posting. Today, he tweeted for the first time in 5 months.
According to the story shared by this FTX investor, he was in a car accident 5 months ago, coinciding with his last tweet in July. After 5 months in a severe coma, he is back and has a surprise he didn’t think could happen.
After noticing his brains were still discombobulated, he quickly checked his account and exclaimed:
His aggressive tweet has garnered more than 280,000 views at the moment, as well as comments on suspicion. Some people accused Little Shapes NFTs of tweeting this out for interaction in what seems to be a scene from a movie, but he denied it.
Later, he tweeted that he would inform his wife of the amount of money in the FTX account tomorrow.
Little Shapes NFTs said that he eventually hoped he was still unconscious.
The story of Little Shapes NFTs is just one of many stories among FTX investors at the moment. Even the most pessimistic person could not have expected the collapse of the Sam Bankman-Fried empire so quickly.
As Coincu reported, at least hundreds of customers who suffered losses due to the collapse of FTX, Celsius Network, and Voyager Digital are seeking to sell their cryptocurrency claims at a deep discount so that they do not have to wait a few days, months or even years.
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