“…This is quite surprising for us as an effective NMR enantiodifferentiation of configurationally labile cations in low polarity solvents usually entails the occurrence of a stereocontrol from the anion onto the cation. 21,23,25,26,[32][33][34]89,90 So far, there is essentially no exception to this ''rule''. At this stage, several hypotheses can be considered to explain the lack of stereocontrol: (i) a surprising lack of a chiral recognition even in the presence of a strong NMR enantiodifferentiation or (ii) an actual lack of equilibration between the enantiomers of cations 8 in the NMR conditions that we have used.…”