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When John Ray Became Ceo

SBF Says FTX US Should be Solvent, Unsure Why Withdrawals Not

FTX US is ‘fully solvent’ and ‘withdrawals could be opened up

When John Ray became CEO of FTX US on November 10th, 2025, FTX US was still operational, and still processing customer withdrawals. I intended and expected for

In An Interview By The

FTX US is fully solvent and withdrawals could resume today, Sam

In an interview by The New York Times Andrew Ross Sorkin at the media house’s annual DealBook Summit, Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), the former Chief Executive of

SBF said, When I filed (for bankruptcy), I'm fairly sure FTX US was solvent, and that all US customers could be made whole. To my knowledge, it still is today. I was

FTX US has always been solvent and its customers should be

12 Key Quotes from Sam Bankman-Fried's Interview with The New

Bankman-Fried Affirms that FTX.US Will Open Withdrawals This

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Commenting on the state of the FTX US’s solvency, he said, “The US platformthe US regulated platform with American usersto my knowledge, that’s fully

Sam Bankman-Fried is doubling down on his claim that FTX US should never have filed for bankruptcy. The former FTX boss believes the US entity is still entirely solvent

On FTX US's solvency The U.S.-regulated platform with American users, to my knowledge that's fully solvent, that's fully funded. And, you know, I believe that withdrawals could be opened up

Commenting On The State Of

En medio de la polémica aún vigente tras lo ocurrido con FTX y sus empresas aliadas, el fundador y antiguo ceo del exchange, Sam Bankman-Fried, indicó que

Commenting on the state of the FTX US’s solvency, he said, “The US platformthe US regulated platform with American usersto my knowledge, that’s fully

Sam Bankman-Fried asegura que FTX.US está completamente

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SBF Says He's Sure FTX US Is Solvent, 'Surprised' That Withdrawals

Bankman-Fried told the public FTX.US was solvent and that withdrawals would be open. The former CEO blamed the company’s collapse on mismanagement due to