Here’s some more random trivia for you: After the FTX collapse, the ruins were taken over by a bankruptcy restructuring team led by veteran CEO John J. Ray III and the prestigious law firm Sullivan & Cromwell (S&C). This liquidation team adopted a “fire sale” strategy for FTX’s historical investment portfolio. For example, the $200,000 seed round investment in Cursor was sold off at its original price during the liquidation—meaning the buyer snagged these shares for just $200,000. As for who exactly bought these shares for $200,000, no specific buyer name has been disclosed in public records—it’s classified as non-public information.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ But there’s one thing I do know: this person hit the jackpot. Turning $200K into $500 million, a 2,500x return—enough to brag about for a lifetime.