FTX creditor Sunil: The new CEO did not mention that FTX owns 55 million SOL when he took over, and will oppose any plan of S&C
Golden Finance reported that FTX creditor Sunil issued a statement saying that SC may propose an FTX plan including the following terms: Exonerate any of its crimes; Make John Ray responsible, without accountability; He said that John Ray was not a victim, but he sent a victim impact statement to SBF, which was full of misinformation and even lies. Instead of helping to recover, FTX deliberately destroyed the value of creditors, and FTX creditors suffered losses of more than $10 billion. When taking over FTX, the CEO had 105 BTC in his hands, but did not mention about 55 million SOL. Because SBF transferred funds, FTX's cryptocurrency is not in FTX, which is due to the Alameda backdoor. He said that he would oppose any plan 100%, and FTX creditors should do the same.
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