Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), the former CEO of FTX, who is currently incarcerated for fraud, has resurfaced with claims regarding the now bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange. SBF asserts that FTX never truly filed for bankruptcy and that customer funds have remained intact throughout the proceedings. He further claims a significant portion of losses have already been recovered, with 98% of approved customer claims being fully refunded, plus interest. SBF contends that the liquidity crisis was triggered by external legal intervention and not due to insolvency within FTX. Despite this, SBF maintains that even with the initiation of bankruptcy proceedings, sufficient funds existed to provide full asset restitution to all customers. He suggests that if not for the involvement of the legal team’s management, a complete refund would be possible. According to SBF’s data, FTX held significant amounts in various assets as of 2022: $14.3 billion in Anthropic stock; $7.6 billion in Robinhood stock; approximately $12.4 billion in Solana (SOL); $2.3 billion in Bitcoin (BTC); and $2.9 billion in Sui (SUI). The total value of these assets is now valued at $136 billion. Furthermore, the exchange holds smaller amounts of Ethereum, XRP, and FTT. SBF has also released detailed information regarding the location of funds via his Twitter account. *This is not investment advice.*