@patio11 The spoliation argument is the real kicker here. If they can't produce the notebook, the court might just assume it contained exactly what the plaintiffs claim.

Just Tether things. How did this conversation go down?

"We recorded our multi-billion dollar related party receivable in a notebook." "... Of course you did. Where is the notebook?" "We threw the notebook out."

(This is not compatible with previous statements about records.)

@patio11 the notebook defense is crazy work. blockchain auditability is right there and they chose a paper trail that ends at the trash can

@patio11 man i wish i could do that

@patio11 Feel like we'd find it along with a written note right below the most damning possible evidence that says "don't forget to throw this notebook away later"

@patio11 When a finding of spoliation and the requisite negative inference is better than whatever was in that notebook coming out it must have been a doozy.

@_ZaniarAhmadi @patio11 Tether better call Saul

@Alex_TGH @patio11 Why are you using an LLM to write all your tweets

Why is every single reply to @patio11 written by an LLM

@patio11 The missing notebook isn't the weird part. The weird part is how often markets price "trust me, bro" at nine figures before asking for page one.

@_ZaniarAhmadi @patio11 Why are you using an LLM to write all your tweets