Understand your Rights as a Linqto Customer
Understand your rights as a Linqto Customer
Are you a Linqto customer? If so, you may be wondering if you will ever get your shares back
With the company in bankruptcy and reporting that your shares were never properly allocated, you may only be entitled to a claim for the value of your original investment. Your recovery may be tied to overall company assets rather than the investments you made. The company and its former CEO face serious allegations of fraud, mismanagement, and securities violations. This will complicate the road to recovery.
ͷ can help you understand and navigate your options as a creditor in the Linqto chapter 11 cases.
ͷ can help you understand and navigate your options as a creditor in the Linqto chapter 11 cases.
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FAQs
What happens to the shares I bought on Linqto?
The shares you “purchased” were actually held by SPVs (special purpose vehicles) owned by the company. Although shares in those SPVs were supposed to be issued to you, the debtors have stated that those shares were never properly issued such that customers do not actually have legal or beneficial ownership of those underlying shares. Because of this management failure, in bankruptcy, you may be treated as an unsecured creditor, meaning your claim recovery is likely limited to a cash distribution, not the actual shares.
When will I get my money back?
Recoveries will depend on the total value of Linqto’s assets, legal challenges from regulators, other creditors and the bankruptcy plan process, which can take many months, if not years.lified institutional investors who want to pay you upfront.
How long will this process take?
Bankruptcy cases typically take many months or even years to resolve. There’s no set timeline, especially in complex cases like this with potential fraud allegations and regulatory scrutiny.
What are my options right now?
You can wait and follow the bankruptcy process or you can explore selling your claim through ͷ’s marketplace for immediate cash. Selling is optional, anonymous, and gets money in your pocket to reinvest how you choose.
Why are FTX, BlockFi, Celsius and other cases relevant to me?
ͷ has helped claimholders in similar high-profile bankruptcies recover on more than $1 billion of claims. Linqto customers can benefit from some of the same trusted tools and marketplace access used by claimholders in those complex cases.