BlockBeats News: On November 7, FTX founder SBF reposted a tweet mocking the bankruptcy management process of FTX and stated that FTX has always maintained solvency and was never insolvent, whether before, during, or after the bankruptcy filing. He also pointed out that FTX’s debtors are still withholding funds, which warrants further attention. On November 5, SBF announced his intention to appeal his 25-year prison sentence, arguing that the FTX case was “prejudged” and that he had no intention of defrauding customers. He maintained that he believed user funds would be fully reimbursed. On November 6, SBF’s lawyers filed an appeal in the New York appellate court, claiming that his fraud trial was fundamentally unfair and attempting to overturn his fraud conviction. Note: According to previous information, the above statements were issued by a friend with access to SBF’s account.
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