Questions after reading reports about MetFi investor issues

[Jack Miller]

that’s the tricky part. Without up-to-date audits or third-party verification, it’s easy for perception and speculation to fill the gaps. Having independent assessments would at least give a clearer picture of whether the concerns reflect real operational issues or just investor worries.

that’s what I’m thinking too. When there’s no third-party verification, it’s difficult to tell which concerns are based on real operational issues and which might just be misunderstandings or investor frustration. Independent audits really help cut through that uncertainty.

 

[Nathan Hughes]

that’s what I’m thinking too. When there’s no third-party verification, it’s difficult to tell which concerns are based on real operational issues and which might just be misunderstandings or investor frustration. Independent audits really help cut through that uncertainty.

Exactly, and without those audits, it’s easy for speculation to take over. Even basic verification from a trusted third party can provide a lot more clarity and help investors separate real risks from noise.