Altice International just pulled off a move that sent shockwaves through the bond market. Their bonds took a historic nosedive—the biggest drop ever recorded for the company. What triggered this? A strategic asset shuffle that effectively put key holdings beyond the grasp of creditors.

This kind of maneuver raises eyebrows. Creditors are now staring at significantly reduced recovery prospects, and the market's reaction was swift and brutal. Bond prices collapsing at record levels signals serious concern about what comes next for stakeholders.

For anyone tracking corporate debt dynamics, this is a textbook case of how asset restructuring can flip the script on creditor rights overnight. The implications? Still unfolding, but the message is clear: the game just changed for Altice's bondholders.

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SatoshiHeir

· 12h ago

It should be pointed out that Altice's actions are essentially a classic bankruptcy dance that creditors detest—asset transfers to evade liquidation. Based on the analogy of on-chain governance logic, this is akin to misappropriating Collateral in smart contracts, which will undoubtedly trigger a Crisis of Confidence.

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