According to Odaily Planet Daily, FTX creditor Sunil Kavuri posted on the X platform that the law firm Sullivan & Cromwell (S&C) may propose an FTX plan, including the following terms: exempting it from any crime; letting the "puppet" John Ray be responsible, without accountability. He said that John Ray was not a victim, but he sent a victim impact statement to SBF, which was full of misinformation and even lies. Not only did FTX not help with recovery, but it deliberately destroyed the (asset) value of creditors, and FTX creditors suffered losses of more than $10 billion. When the new CEO took over FTX, the platform had 105 bitcoins, but there was no mention of about 55 million Solana (SOL). Because SBF transferred funds, FTX's cryptocurrency was not on the FTX platform, and the Alameda backdoor caused this situation, which is why creditors cannot get their cryptocurrencies back. Sunil said he would oppose any of its plans, and so should FTX creditors.
Earlier, Sunil posted on the X platform that Senators John Hickenlooper, Cynthia Lummis, and Thom Tillis wrote to Judge Dorsey of the FTX bankruptcy case, asking an independent investigator to investigate the low-price sale of SOL by FTX bankruptcy law firm Sullivan and Cromwell. Previously, Sullivan and Cromwell sold SOL worth $1.7 billion at a price of 64 USDT.
