Back in 2021, the NuGenesis whitepaper put an AI on guard duty. His name is NAVIS, and his job was to check that every validator on the network played fair.
Five years on, NAVIS is back. And now you can talk to him.
https://t.co/Wu4KUEKaH5
Come on, this is getting stupid, let the guy out. He has done time. The people who deserve to be behind bars, walked free, and he copped it all. Let the guy go..
From one of his Major victims, The guy doesn't deserve this all. Yes he needs to be held accountable, but this is getting stupid.
@SBF_FTX time to get him pardoned.
25 years is unfair.
Yes, SBF is guilty — no question there. He broke his own terms and conditions and misused customer funds. But let’s be honest: the damage being done right now in the name of the bankruptcy “process” far outweighs what he caused.
If Sam had been allowed to fix the issues, the situation could have been resolved months after the collapse. We submitted evidence showing the real assets he held, and anyone who understands what actually happened inside FTX and its partner companies knows the truth: Sam made serious mistakes, but he also made incredible investments and built genuine value.
He should have been given the chance to make things right — and he would have.
We said the same about Alex from @CelsiusNetwork , and that was ignored too.
It’s time to let the guy out. 2 wrongs don't make a right. He deserved to be punished for what he did, although this is getting out of hand.
We were the first to stand against him — history will show that. But we are also fair, and we know what truly happened. We voiced the need for him to take responsibility and be held accountable, and now we voice the need for fairness. It’s time to let the guy go.
This post may turn a lot of people against us. But when the world was silent, we were loud in calling out SBF. Now that the world is silent again, we’ll be the loud voice calling for fairness on both sides.
@FTX_Official@SBF_FTX
Hey Sam, hope you’re well. Although you screwed us over and Dan tried to threaten us, I’ve said from day one that your investments were some of the best in the space and that You’ll still have extensive funds left even after creditor repayments.
The bankruptcy process, however, screwed a lot of people — it wiped many legitimate claims to zero, crushed FTT holders, NuCoin holders, and others.
Because repayments are not being made *in kind* but in cash valued at the petition-date (Nov 2022) prices, customers are only seeing positive balances now due to the massive rebound in crypto prices — not because the system was fair. Although knowing your overall assets, I never had concerns about FTX estate not being able to pay customers in kind.
That aside, your investment strategies and vision were brilliant, regardless of what happened with Alameda and how much it hurt our network.
Honestly, I would have preferred you restoring FTX rather than the Brady bunch running it now. Atleast I would have known, you would have done the right thing by us and fit holders.
I said the same thing about Alex from Celsius — once lawyers get involved, the focus shifts to scavenging value and prolonging the mess to enrich themselves.
I’ve always believed you were rushed through court for show. The real failure was in one critical detail — your terms and conditions. If they had been structured like Celsius’s, allowing the use of customer assets as long as they were backed by investment or alternative assets, you likely wouldn’t be in jail right now.
I held a massive grudge against you for nearly destroying our network, and your lack of oversight deserved consequences. But knowing what I know about FTX, Alameda, and the assets you held — the true underlying value — I don’t believe you deserved such a long sentence. I’m sure you’ll be out soon, and I hope you use that brilliance to rebuild and make amends.
I just wish Dan and Caroline had passed on my warning to you. I warned you guys many times,— none of you should have taken things so lightly.
From someone who was directly and deeply hurt by your actions, I still believe in second chances. I genuinely wish you a successful future and the opportunity to make things right. I am sure we will meet one day as I am confident you will be out of jail within the next few years.