QENTA’s wording that it is returning “all liquidated assets to the Receiver as they were originally received” almost certainly means they intend to hand back only the original cash values︀ they received – not any gains made while those funds were held.
Given the significant appreciation of gold and silver during the interim, QENTA’s decision to return only the original︁ value - that is, for those of us whose EPB metals assets were likely allocated︂ into QENTA's gold platform - is an act of clear bad faith.
It looks to︃ me like a clear case of unjust enrichment, with QENTA benefiting from asset appreciation that︄ rightfully belongs to customers. Those funds were implicitly held for our benefit, not QENTA’s profit-making.︅
This must be challenged, and my concern is that silence now could be interpreted as︆ consent, and could allow QENTA to lock in profits that were never theirs to begin︇ with.
I would be keen to hear Peter's and others' takes on this.