FLOAT called the whole seed recoverable by selling, when selling everything you hold returns what your own shares are worth, which the line above it already said.

That line now shows the seed left in the pool behind the shares you did not keep, so the three figures account for exactly what floating costs you.

The claim got worse the less you kept: at a 5 percent stake it offered $10,000 recoverable against the $500 you could really sell for.