The Bahamas Securities Commission (SCB) dismissed the allegations made by FTX’s new CEO, John Ray.
The Bahamas Securities Commission (SCB) in the statementthe new CEO of FTX John Ray and about the board of directors led by on harsh accusations found. SCB said in a statement, especially of three points underlined. Stating that Ray’s statements about calculating the value of digital assets belonging to FTX were inconsistent, the regulator accused the new CEO of publicly challenging them in this process.
Referring to another claim made by Ray, SCB never committed to FTX. 300 million dollars FTX Token (FTT) He stated that they did not give printing instructions. All of the allegations made regarding the said instruction “unfounded“It was emphasized.
Another claim in the reports submitted to the bankruptcy court by Ray and his team was that FTX assets held by the SCB were stolen. However, the SCB denied these allegations as well, and theywithout any proven basis“There are arguments presented,” he said.
SCB recently announced that it is known to be held in FTX’s wallets and owned by customers. 3.5 billion announced that it had confiscated the dollar asset for security reasons.