Sam Bankman-Fried Disputes FTX US 'Shortfall' Claims, Critics Skeptical of Excel Spreadsheet Defense – Bitcoin News

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Former FTX boss SBF stated that the presentation published by the FTX debtors’ law firm is 'extremely misleading' and that FTX US is solvent.

on Twitter, “FTX US is solvent, as it always has been.” The blog post echoes this statement and asserts discrepancies between Sullivan & Cromwell’s reporting and SBF’s spreadsheet.

He disputes the assertion in the presentation that FTX US has a “shortfall” and maintains that FTX US is not insolvent. “S&C claims that FTX US has a shortfall,” SBF said in his latest blog post. “That claim is false. Based on S&C’s own data provided in the same court presentation, FTX US had roughly $609 million of assets backing roughly $199 million in customer balances. FTX US was solvent when it was turned over to S&C, and almost certainly remains solvent today.

Despite SBF’s claims, several people on social media mocked the FTX co-founder and specifically criticized his Excel spreadsheet. “Bro typed out a couple of numbers in 5 mins thinking it’s gonna be his get out of jail free card,” one person

 

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misleading? SBF_FTX is the definition of misleading.

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