PANews reported on November 7th that SBF posted on social media that while not entirely agreeing with the claims, it generally agrees with the description of FTX being excessively controlled during bankruptcy protection. SBF emphasized that its "innocence" argument is partly based on the fact that FTX has always been solvent ("assets exceeding liabilities"). SBF also pointed out that the current FTX management team is still holding certain funds and mentioned that Mr. Ji, a representative of Chinese creditors, is fighting for related rights.PANews reported on November 7th that SBF posted on social media that while not entirely agreeing with the claims, it generally agrees with the description of FTX being excessively controlled during bankruptcy protection. SBF emphasized that its "innocence" argument is partly based on the fact that FTX has always been solvent ("assets exceeding liabilities"). SBF also pointed out that the current FTX management team is still holding certain funds and mentioned that Mr. Ji, a representative of Chinese creditors, is fighting for related rights.
SBF reiterated its claim that FTX has always had "assets exceeding liabilities," accusing current management of still withholding funds.
PANews reported on November 7th that SBF posted on social media that while not entirely agreeing with the claims, it generally agrees with the description of FTX being excessively controlled during bankruptcy protection. SBF emphasized that its "innocence" argument is partly based on the fact that FTX has always been solvent ("assets exceeding liabilities"). SBF also pointed out that the current FTX management team is still holding certain funds and mentioned that Mr. Ji, a representative of Chinese creditors, is fighting for related rights.
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