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I was one of the people who had money stuck in FTX. When everything crashed and the truth about FTX came out, I really thought I would never see that money again. It was devastating. I am not someone who has a lot, so the amount I had there, around $x,xxx, felt too big to lose. It was hard to accept, and honestly, I already did. I just told myself it was gone forever.
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Getting that money back felt like a second chance. I am not saying it is a perfect decision, but it is mine.
I mean what are the chances for your money to be back after what happened with FTX?
I know Bitconnect is a different scenario with what happened with FTX because the exchange was regulated, but still, the chances of you getting your money back is for me, low to near zero already.
Anyway, $X,XXX is a huge amount already knowing that we are living in the same country. I mean even $1,000 is already a huge money in a country like ours. It's good to see it back from you, and I wonder how you felt after seeing those money vanishing from your hands just because of an exchange getting "bankrupt".
Happy for you, and for those out there, use this incident as a lesson for you that don't put all of your money in a Centralized exchange whether it's Binance, Bitget, OKX or whatever it is. It's okay to put some money only if you're planning to sell it and move it, but don't use those exchanges as like "wallets" where you can store your money there for a long time.
