dollars and I promise to pay you back tomorrow but then say to you tomorrow 'actually, I've changed the deal, here's $50', you say 'oh, ok, this is the new reality'? So you take your $50 so not to be at a total loss. You don't trust me anymore. But the fact you took the $50 so you weren't at a total loss means I am no longer in debt to you for the other $50?
I think it's more like - you and a friend put up $100 to start a business. Things didn't go well and while trying to fix it, your friend says 'I want to make this work, but if you want to leave right now you can leave with the $55 currently available.'
If we don't get back ILP then this example is not right
Is that how Bancor advertised itself to you when you put funds in? "Hey, this is a business and it could go south, of course. Very risky, but possible high rewards." Or did they make a guarantee of 100% IL protection?
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