Shock claim about the FTX crisis, which has been experienced in recent days and has deeply affected the crypto money market. Rumors are circulating on social media that FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried has been arrested. Rumors about the collapse of SBF and FTX continue. As Kriptokoin.com, we convey the claims about the SBF and the stock market to you.
FTX CEO arrested?
The cryptocurrency community has entered its fifth day after what happened at FTX. However, rumors and conspiracies continue on social media. There are reports that Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) was arrested at the Bahamas airport. However, there are separate rumors that stockbrokers are trying to sell the company’s assets. With recent events, the cryptocurrency community is having a hard time distinguishing which is real and which is fiction.
PAULY.SOL, founder of NFT project Not Larva Labs, was one of the first to raise rumors of SBF’s arrest. The NFT founder shared that a private jet remained on the ground for about 40 minutes en route from Nassau, the Bahamas capital, where FTX is headquartered, to Miami. In his post, he retweeted a post of the Flightradar24 map.
Stock exchange workers sell assets!
After the post, many community members highlighted the possibility of the private jet carrying the CEO of FTX. He then responded with SBF pictures edited at the police arrests. However, despite all this, there is no confirmation that the documents are officially owned by the SBF.
Meanwhile, in a report citing anonymous sources, there are rumors that stockbrokers are working to try and sell the company’s assets while their CEO is absent. It reportedly includes FTX’s assets, stock trading platform Embed, and naming rights to the FTX arena in Miami.
FTX CEO SBF faces serious allegations
In a post on social media, it is claimed that many FTX employees invested all their savings in the company due to their trust in SBF. However, at the moment it is stated that employees fear their funds are sent to Alameda Research. In addition, there is another report that refers to accounts of unknown origin. The report also claims that SBF sold its stock 50 percent lower to stockbrokers in the spring.
The rumors caused panic in the crypto market. There is a lot of information and various reports from social media, unconfirmed information from anonymous sources. Meanwhile, an official press release has been issued from the Bahamas Securities Commission (SCB). In the statement, it was reported that the government agency froze the assets of FTX. According to SCB, it will protect the company’s assets. In addition, a mechanism that comes into play in the event of the company’s bankruptcy will stabilize the company by putting it into temporary liquidation.
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