Bahamas supervisory authority SCB denied to have asked FTX, to shape new tokens

Bahamas supervisory authority SCB denied to have asked FTX, to shape new tokens

The Securities Commission of the Bahamas (SCB) refuted the claims of FTX debtors that it instructed the crypto exchange to shape tokens worth hundreds of millions.

in a (n Statement published on January 3, the supervisory authority, the essential false information of the new CEO of FTX, John J. Ray III, tried to correct in a number of court files that found worldwide media reporting.

SCB supposedly asked SBF to shape new tokens

Last month, FTX lawyers made several public claims that the Bahama authorities report on the founder of the stock exchange, Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), to issue a new cryptocurrency of $ 300 million that would be controlled by local officials.

The SCB declaration also pointed out that the debtors had discussed the value of the supervisory authority in November 11 about the value of the digital assets that were kept by the supervisory authority.

remember that in the last month the regulatory authority announced that there is digital assets worth more than 3.5 billion

however, ftx quickly denied the calculations of the SCB, which claims that their confiscated digital assets are only worth $ 296 million and not the $ 3.5 billion registered with securities supervision.

claims from FTX were based on "incomplete information"

In the explanation, the SCB argued that these claims were based on "incomplete information", and added that the debtors had failed to take care of the required care before they raised such allegations.

"The debtors according to Chapter 11 have decided to request information from the joint preliminary liquidators in accordance with a court order of the Supreme Court of the Bahamas, which the Commission has received to enable debtors in accordance with Chapter 11 to receive this information ... which is the continued lack of care of the US debtors at public statements about the commission Disappointing, ”said the supervisory authority.

The SCB also expressed concerns that their investigation is endangered by the persistence of the debtor in accordance with Chapter 11 to refuse access to the FTX AWS system.

The supervisory authority asked the debtors of Chapter 11 to continue with matters that are in the best interest of the FTX customers and believers.

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