We spend 800sui buy this device and pay expensive delivery fee.
Why people can get two device free?
This is not fair to our old supporters.
Any explain or compensate? @EvanWeb3@EmanAbio@PLAYTR0N@Mysten_Labs
Our objection is not emotional anger.
It is about clarity, logic, and presenting the truth to the Court.
Please take a look at our community member Dr. Ke’s Limited Objection (D.I. 33676) — a filing that speaks entirely through data and real evidence:
📊 Only 60MB of data; ~2.1M ops for reconciliation
🔍 FTX/Kroll’s numbers contradict each other
⏳ 49,393 claims stuck in a black box for 800+ days
📉 Objections dropped from 15,687 → 12 (-99.9%)
💤 No activity on Administrative Claims since July 1, 2024
📉 Only 25,400 claims remain
❗Kroll has not updated the portal for many docket-objected claims
These facts make it clear:
The remaining work is not nearly as “complex” as the Trust says — certainly not enough to justify a one-year unconditional extension.
👉 Strongly recommend reading filing 33676 — it’s pure data speaking.
#FTX #FTXcreditors #FTXBankruptcy #FTXRecovery #DelawareCourt #BankruptcyCourt
I’ve been working as hard as the FTX Trust’s lawyers — the only difference is that I’m doing it for free, while they have collected nearly $1 billion in legal fees.🤣🤣🤣🤣
My Limited Objection has now been officially filed and appears on the court docket (D.I. 33537). So far, it is the first objection filed in response to their Motion to Extend the Claims Objection Deadline (D.I. 33444).
Here are the key points:
1️⃣ Opposing the one-year “unconditional extension,” which would keep disputed creditors stuck in uncertainty with no transparency or progress.
2️⃣ Requesting real transparency: disclosure of disputed claim categories, workflows, and timelines.
3️⃣ Calling for category-based processing: fast-tracking “procedurally simple and clear-cut” disputes while allowing complex disputes to proceed separately.
4️⃣ Urging the Court to grant only a short, conditional extension with active judicial oversight, rather than giving the Trust a full year of unchecked discretion.
5️⃣ Proposing a “compel action” mechanism so disputed creditors can finally get meaningful responses during the extended period.
📌 I invite all creditors to read my objection (D.I. 33537) and share your thoughts.
📌Most importantly, please stay informed about what is happening — and take action.
#FTX #FTXCreditor #FTXBankruptcy #JusticeForCreditors #33444 #Chapter11
[SBF says:]
I don't quite agree with every point—but, yeah, this is basically what happened.
I'm not saying FTX's solvency or the Debtors' mismanagement are the reasons I'm innocent (although it's a piece of the story!). But the Debtors are still withholding funds—see, e.g., Mr. Ji's fight for Chinese creditors (https://t.co/y7IBP32mog)—and this needs more attention.
Interview with FTX China creditor Will: Judge's questioning of the reasonableness of excluding Chinese users may bring a turning point; calls for more people to join the action.
https://t.co/TVdMPK81MW