Did Grant Thornton even make this information clear? They are so busy trying to maximise their own profits or for a better word
income from the misery of others they might have overlooked it.
To be honest there will be many users refusing to send their KYC so those funds will remain unclaimed. They should divide any unclaimed funds between those that have claimed funds and try to increase their percentage of returns because the likelihood is nobody will get 100% of their losses covered.
If Grant Thornton end up pocketing more than it will become a bigger travesty than it already is.
So what will happen to all the coins that do not get claimed? Who has ownership of those?
Do GT get an extra pay day at the end of the claim process(targeting at least another 3 years at least)
Or do the coins get held in perpetuity until claimed?
Or do they get distributed equally to all the registered claimants?
Or is it given back to the company and therefore property of the shareholders?