Les dirigeants de FTX seraient payés en premier : voici les faits
- FTX traite les retraits, mais uniquement pour les adresses qui semblent louches et il semble que ces adresses soient utilisées pour cacher la personnalité des personnes derrière elles.
- Les utilisateurs de Twitter affirment que l'échange paie d'abord ses employés et ses vice-présidents plutôt que de traiter les retraits des utilisateurs.
- Sam Bankman-Fried a déclaré que le premier et principal problème pour l'échange est de traiter les retraits des utilisateurs et a confirmé qu'il était en pourparlers avec plusieurs personnes.
FTX crypto exchange announced that it wasn’t liquid anymore and a crisis had engulfed the exchange, which meant that the users couldn’t process withdrawals anymore. This announcement came as a shock to every user of the once-second-biggest crypto exchange in the blockchain space. Interestingly, almost every executive at the Bahamas-based firm, including the CEO and co-founder Sam Bankman-Fried stated that their firm was liquid a few days ago while the situation did not seem like it.
The executives at the exchange asked users not to withdraw funds from the platform as everything was safe and sound despite Binance’s announcement that it would sell FTX Tokens (FTT) worth billions, hinting at the possibility of a strong crash. This led to people immediately taking money out of their platform, and a record $5 billion was withdrawn from the exchange on Sunday, as noted by Bankman-Fried, also called SBF in the crypto space.
Cependant, selon Jason Choi, le co-fondateur de Tangent et le fondateur de Blockcrunch, les dirigeants, y compris les vice-présidents et autres initiés, sont les premiers à être payés et ils remplissent actuellement leurs valises. Bien que les retraits ne soient actuellement pas traités chez FTX, Choi a souligné que ce n'était pas le cas et que plusieurs personnes ont signalé des sorties de l'échange.
Choi further pointed out that the withdrawals are being made to addresses that are quite “fishy.” While a number of these addresses look like “clean” addresses, it seems that these blockchain addresses are being used “deliberately to obfuscate any linkage to real individuals,” according to Choi, who has been in the crypto space for a considerable amount of time.
L'auteur du livre à succès, Nik Patel, souligné that around $200,000 were sent to an address that’s interacted with other exchanges but not FTX but nothing in over 500 days. This is strange considering the fact that in the last 500 days, the crypto market has been increasingly volatile and almost every crypto coin has either made significant strides, or collapsed completely like LUNC.
“I don’t think I believe in coincidences anymore after what happened. My hunch is that VIPs/insiders are being paid off first as many employees – many of whom were publicly asking people to not withdraw – had their assets stored on FTX,” Choi added.
Many other people also pointed out the fact that FTX is paying employees first despite Bankman-Fried apologizing and stating that he plans to “faire le bien par les utilisateurs.”
Choi lui-même a des fonds bloqués sur FTX et refuse de croire quoi que ce soit sans preuves.
“For now, not believing a single word until I have evidence. I have initiated withdrawals since the 8th and will keep Twitter posted if any of them are processed – then I’ll know it’s real,”Choi said.
Un journaliste crypto avec plus de 3 ans d'expérience dans DeFi, NFT, métaverse, etc. Parth a travaillé avec les principaux médias du monde de la crypto et de la finance et a acquis de l'expérience et de l'expertise dans la culture crypto après avoir survécu aux marchés baissiers et haussiers au fil des ans.
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