I'll be the first to admit that the legal process was beyond my comprehension. But, regardless, I enjoyed the experience.
You could still cast a voodoo spell on Eddie if he shows up on Wednesday. Some things beyond our understanding might be helpful.
Just got an update from someone who was listening in. Hashfast told the court that they would voluntarily consent to a conversion to Chapter 11 bankruptcy (vs. the Chapter 7 that people are trying to force them into currently) The judge was hesitant to appoint a trustee because they wouldn't have any authority if/once the bankruptcy was converted to chapter 11. He didn't deny the motion he just delayed making a decision on it until Wednesday when he was perhaps expecting a more concrete answer on if HF really did intend to submit to Chapter 11. The judge also adopt the TRO that liquidbits(?) got from arbitration that disallows HF from doing anything shady with their assets.
Somebody might be giving them money. If their finances were such a wreck, and they have no resources to convert the chips into hashing machines, I don't see how they could present a credible Chapter 11 plan without an infusion of cash.