We got a profit, but it was not twenty times the contract amount, but only a few times the profit. Team 1 was likely to go bankrupt because the bank that paid the bet was affected by the financial crisis. If it went bankrupt, The bank was unable to pay the bet and lost everything, so Team 1 was frightened and quickly found someone to sell it at a low price. In the end, 30 million turned into more than 80 million, which was okay... Team 2 because the parent company was about to go bankrupt, and their foundation was in the parent company. If the company owned by JPMorgan Chase goes bankrupt and liquidates, their foundation will be counted as part of the Morgan company and will be used to pay off debts. Therefore, they must sell the contract, dissolve the foundation, and get the fund commission before the parent company files for bankruptcy. When the time comes to hold people accountable, the foundation is gone. If they can’t hold people accountable, they can keep their money. Therefore, the actual income cannot be 20 times what is written in the contract. In the end, they made hundreds of millions of dollars. Team 3 is just one person, and the bank is He earned a commission from the insurance premiums on short contracts in the early days. Later, the contract explosion had nothing to do with him, because he escaped early and earned tens of millions of dollars. Team 4, Dr. Curly Hair, who was the first to discover this situation, look at that piece Whiteboard should make a huge profit of 400%