I never claimed that some startups didn't withdraw successfully. Not sure what you're arguing about. I said
> You are believing a lie if you think a ten million dollar deposit can be immediately withdrawn anywhere in its entirety.
This is true, by your own admission. A bunch of startups did; some did not. Thus, it is empirically true, by your own reckoning that you cannot withdraw large deposit accounts in their entirety. To say 'you CAN do X' means that your ability to do X is not conditioned on some probability. For example, when I say I can walk, I mean I certainly can walk; not that I can walk with 20% probability.
> You are believing a lie if you think a ten million dollar deposit can be immediately withdrawn anywhere in its entirety.
This is true, by your own admission. A bunch of startups did; some did not. Thus, it is empirically true, by your own reckoning that you cannot withdraw large deposit accounts in their entirety. To say 'you CAN do X' means that your ability to do X is not conditioned on some probability. For example, when I say I can walk, I mean I certainly can walk; not that I can walk with 20% probability.