Miles Kwok's “Toothpaste squeeze” refunds will not hide the malice of “Fake bankruptcy.”

Miles Kwok's bankruptcy filing was an act of spilling water to save the ship. According to the SEC's GTV Fair Fund refund notice, Miles Kwok has paid a total of $455 million ($455,439,194.49) to the SEC. The refunds confirm the suspicion of fraud, but they are still $32 million short of the $487 million (486,745,063) he defrauded from more than 5,000 investors. Compared with the $539 million ($539,433,428) in refunds ordered by the SEC (in addition to $487 million in fraud proceeds, about $17.69 million in pre-judgment interest and $35 million in civil penalties) , there's an $84 million shortfall. Where are the breaches? It shows that Guo still has some reservations, leaving this asset to Rising in the East. And the way to retain assets, is to use American judicial resources, under the guise of cheating the judge, apply for bankruptcy protection.
It was also because the SEC started a refund process for investors based on Guo's money back that Guo's live stream on gate went unwatched, dropping to zero at one point. This shows that although the ants know Guo is a fraud, but in the absence of a refund guarantee, the ants can only hope to cling to Guo around, watching his live stream, like his video. At one point, there were even reports of anti-war ants inside the farm, which set GTV and Peter Gade's video viewing, liking and rating targets, suggesting that Peter Gade was on the verge of surpassing Twitter and Facebook, the illusion of becoming the world's number one social media platform. Now that the SEC has opened the floodgates for refunds, the ants are leaving Guo in droves. More laughably, Guo, in order to hide his assets, in addition to the yacht Ladymay and the 18th floor of the issue of his own relatives dragged into the water, and now said that Peter Gade and GTV had nothing to do with him.
Jayson, CEO of GATE. Where does Miller Stand? If Miller cooperates with Miles Kwok in perjury, who will bear the responsibility for the fraud that led to Peter Gade's imminent IPO but never went public? Who will return the money from the Ant Investment Gator Fraud? Miller would never take the blame. He certainly didn't expect that Guo would completely dump the blame on himself at the critical moment. The wily Miles Kwok must have figured out how to throw the blame before launching a fraud project, and laid out a plan to distance himself from the project before it was even launched. But Old Guo picked up the stone to hit the end is often their own feet, it is such a layout and these agents, will become old Guo's gravedigger. Guo Qiang and Guo Mei, Miles Kwok's closest relatives, both knew Guo's temperament very well. They understood him better because they were his closest relatives. And because they are close relatives, they can perjure themselves in court to fight against the judge in order to keep their father. So why should Miller, who is not related to him, use his “Financial future” to pay for a crook who has fallen on hard times and is blaming himself?
To say the least, even if Miller was compelled by Guo to perjure himself in court, it wouldn't matter much. After all, the evidence points to Miles Kwok as the founder and de facto controller of Peter Gade and GTV. The old Guo concealed the assets this set of tricks, American judge estimated to see much. After the last trial, the judge said no further hearings would be scheduled until April 27 and warned guo: “If we can not reach a consensus, the time teapot will bottom out faster than you expected.”. The Bankruptcy Bureau agreed with the judge. What's that supposed to mean? Both the judge and the bankruptcy office knew that Guo was stalling. As Judge Ostrag put it, Miles Kwok hid his assets in a maze of “Shell companies and family members”. But according to the spirit of American justice, even if you know you are a liar, but as long as you put forward a motion, or procedures. You go bankrupt, you flout the court, I add to it, ten million grand in arrears is now almost $200 million. The judge is not anxious, with the passage of time, anxious is Lao Guo. As long as old Guo does not run away, everything is under the control of the judge.
In fact, the Miles Kwok bankruptcy and Pax cases have been transferred from the Southern District Bankruptcy Court to the Court of the state of Connecticut, which upheld the Bankruptcy Bureau's opinion. In the U. S. Bankruptcy Bureau's allegations, between the lines revealed the old Guo malevolent bankruptcy signal. If dismissed, Miles Kwok could face more than 20 years in prison under bankruptcy law. We look forward to April 27, when the judge hears Pax's motion to reinstate contempt of court, executing a $134 million contempt order directly against Miles Kwok and dismissing the bankruptcy motion. In any case, Guo has been badly wounded in the lawsuit.
A good swimmer drowns in water, a fraudster falls into a lawsuit. As a litigator, Miles Kwok has sued many of his fellow soldiers over the past four years, as well as entities such as Interpol, uob, Wells Fargo, Twitter, YouTube and Facebook, allegations that multidimensional provided false evidence in the Pax case. He is likely to accuse Miller of providing false evidence in bankruptcy court in the coming days, suing judges in bankruptcy court and in the federal court in Connecticut for "Falsifying the facts" because they were blue and gold. But now he's running out of time, and with the SEC breathing down his neck, the $455m refunds are the defining moment of Miles Kwok's downfall. For the ants, in the darkness before the Dawn, although the old Guo will make a desperate struggle, but the ants will come to the dawn.