Welcome to the Tech Meme Right Home for Tuesday, July 12th, 2022. I'm Brian McCullough

today. Liquidators say they can't find the Three arrows capital founders. The FTC will crack down on data

anonymization claims. Another smart home company decides to brick some of the hardware

that people paid good money for. Hopin! the latest High Flyer to fall to Earth with

Laius and what it's like to work at Twitter right now.

Here's what you miss today in the world of tech. Hmm. Or as they say in Minecraft.

Ahh. Liquidators say they can't find three arrows capital founders Kyle Davies and Jusu and they are seeking to subpoena them to prevent the

dissipation of the funds remaining assets

quoting Bloomberg representatives of the meaningful cooperation, end quote, from Kyle Davies and JU Sioux.

Lawyers said in the U.S. bankruptcy court filings,

advisory firm Tenio

is attempting to round up and preserve the assets of the hedge fund.

Lawyers for JU and Davies told Three Arrows that the two

intend to cooperate. A meeting between the Liquidators and Attorneys is

scheduled for Monday, while a court hearing is set for Tuesday. The

Liquidators meanwhile are trying to prevent the potential dissipation of the fund's assets,

Russell Crumpler of Tenio said in a sworn declaration.

Quote, here that risk is heightened because a substantial portion of the debtor's assets are comprised of cash and digital assets such as

cryptocurencies and non-fungible tokens that are readily transferable, lawyers for the liquidator said in court papers.

Three arrows which JU and Davies founded after trading at Credit Suisse Group

succumbed to the widespread crypto sell-off last month.

Insolvency proceedings kicked off in the BBI and were followed by a so-called Chapter 15 bankruptcy

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