According to the complaints filed by the FTX to the bankruptcy court, the defendants did not transfer the tokens exchange, promised under investment agreements with the subsidiary of Alameda Research and its investment division of Alameda Ventures. The FTX leadership claims that the tokens were bought through simple agreements for future tokens (SAFT).
The lawsuit against Delysium states that the Alameda Ventures (now Maclaurin Investment) in January 2022 paid $ 1 million for the right to get 75 million AGI tokens. Tokens were launched in April 2023. In accordance with their sashwing schedule, 20% of the coins should be unlocked after 12 months. The remaining tokens should be defrosting quarterly. However, Delysium unilaterally extended the Skag’s schedule to 48 months and refused to transfer any tokens. The representative of Delysium stated that the company would not allocate tokens for FTX due to the bankruptcy procedure of the FTX exchange, the plaintiffs say.
As for the complaint against the NFT Stars trading platform, the FTX stated that in November 2021 the exchange paid $ 325,000 to get the right to 1.35 million SENETE tokens and 135 million SIDUS tokens. At first, NFT Stars set part of the tokens, but the platform did not be able to complete further transfers after FTX submitted a bankruptcy application. FTX insists that the NFT Stars now owes her more than 831,000 SENATE tokens and 83 million SIDUS tokens.
The FTX leadership claims that the bankrupt exchange has repeatedly tried to resolve the issue with the defendants outside the court. From June 2023 to September of 2024, FTX consultants contacted NFT Stars 15 times and 13 times with Delysium, but did not receive an answer.
The FTX crypto officer collapsed in November 2022 after it turned out that the founder of the Exchange Sam Bankman-Fried unlawfully used $ 8 billion of clients. In March 2024, the court sentenced Bankman-Fried to 25 years in prison. Now the founder of FTX hopes to receive a pardon from US President Donald Trump.
Source: Bits
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