Ross Rheingans-Yoo, who was previously hired by SBF to assist FTX with its charitable donations, said in court documents on Monday that FTX still owes him $275,000 in bonuses. It is reported that FTX paid him US$375,000 approximately two months before it went bankrupt in November 2022. Earlier this year, FTX’s new management brought charges against Rheingans-Yoo, alleging that he facilitated SBF’s illegal conduct while working in FTX’s charity arm. FTX’s bankruptcy counsel claims that approximately $71.5 million in client funds were misappropriated by FTX’s philanthropic arm, the FTX Foundation, and Latona Bioscience Group, a non-profit company led by Rheingans-Yoo. Rheingans-Yoo said in the statement: “I was not part of Bankman-Fried’s inner circle who knew about and assisted in the misappropriation of FTX client funds. I had no knowledge of SBF’s fraudulent conduct. I did not aid and abet his breach of fiduciary duties to the debtors. "Rheingans-Yoo said he was hired by SBF in early 2022 to manage Latona Bioscience with a base salary of US$100,000. Rheingans-Yoo worked as a trader at Jane Street before joining FTX, and SBF also worked at Jane Street. (Bloomberg)

According to Paidun monitoring, the address marked "FTX Cold Storage #2" has transferred approximately 750,000 SOL (approximately US$31 million), of which 500,000 SOL was transferred to the address starting with 4Axqyo, and 250,000 SOL was transferred to Binance .

According to Scopescan monitoring, after FTX and Alameda Research began to move funds to Binance yesterday, FTX’s white hat hackers have withdrawn 14.4 million TRX (approximately $1.35 million) from multiple FTX-owned addresses.

Cryptocurrency exchange FTX told Japan's Financial Services Agency that it plans to delay the sale of its Japanese subsidiary FTX Japan, Nikkei reported.

FTX creditors tweeted that Jefferies, an American multinational independent investment bank and financial services company, is contacting potential FTX bidders in order to restart FTX. There are many bidders on FTX, and the market is extremely interested in FTX auctions. In this regard, Zhu Su, founder of Three Arrows Capital, said: "FTX 2.0 will revitalize capital and give people who are stuck with capital a second chance."

According to Bloomberg, John J. Ray III, the new CEO of FTX, said at the hearing that most FTX users will not be able to recover their funds, and the situation of FTX.US may be relatively good and more may be found to belong to FTX in the future. US property.

John Ray, Chief Restructuring Officer and CEO of FTX, issued a statement stating that Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) had resigned from FTX, FTX US, Alameda Research and its direct and indirect subsidiaries on November 11, so SBF cannot represent They speak.

The FTX Future Fund team of the FTX charity fund issued an open letter stating, "The team has resigned collectively this morning. We are now unable to carry out work or process grants. Sorry, FTX Future Fund may not be able to honor many of the promised grants. FTX leadership may To engage in fraudulent or dishonest conduct, we condemn such conduct in the strongest possible terms.” In March 2022, FTX launched its first charitable fund, the FTX Future Fund, which plans to allocate at least $100 million and deploy a maximum of $1 billion this year .

According to CoinDesk, FTX’s planned fundraising next week could be for the merger of FTX International and FTX US. Foresight News previously reported that FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried stated in an internal letter that financing will be conducted again in the next week and that he has already held talks with Justin Sun.