[SBF Claims FTX Never Truly Went Bankrupt, 2022 Crisis Was a Liquidity Issue] SBF's account today published the article image titled 'FTX: Where Did The Money Go?' with the author credited as SBF and his team, and the latest update date listed as September 30, 2025. The article reviews FTX's compensation situation, pointing out that the essence of the November 2022 crisis was a liquidity issue, meaning a temporary shortage of funds that was originally expected to be resolved by the end of the month. However, due to external lawyers taking over the company, it ultimately entered bankruptcy proceedings. SBF emphasized that FTX never truly went bankrupt, even at the time when lawyers pushed for bankruptcy.

**[New York Court Extends Asset Freeze Order to Support Multichain Liquidation Process]** On Thursday, New York Federal Court Judge David S. Jones temporarily extended the asset freeze order on approximately $63 million worth of stolen USDC stablecoins to assist the Singapore-based Multichain liquidator in seeking case recognition in the United States. The judge ordered Circle to continue freezing three Ethereum wallets and to retain the dollar reserves tied to these USDC tokens. The liquidator warned that lifting the freeze could result in "immediate and irreparable harm." Additionally, the order has paused an independent class-action lawsuit involving U.S. investors that sought to claim the same funds. The case has been transferred from New York State Court to the Federal Court for the Southern District of New York under the Class Action Fairness Act. This order is a temporary measure under Section 1519 of the Bankruptcy Code, aimed at protecting assets until the foreign liquidation process is formally recognized. The court will review whether the Singapore liquidation process meets the cross-border bankruptcy cooperation standards outlined in Chapter 15 of the Bankruptcy Code.

[Zhao Changpeng Did Not Sell ASTER, Fake Edited Images Cause Misunderstanding] Ember Monitoring shows that the rumor about 'Zhao Changpeng selling 35 million ASTER' is untrue. On-chain data verification found no related transfer records. The three ASTER transfers mistakenly believed to be sold by Zhao Changpeng were actually internal transfers between Binance hot wallets. Someone incorrectly labeled Binance hot wallet addresses as Zhao Changpeng's wallet through edited images.

[Analyst Says 'CZ Sold $30 Million ASTER' Is Fake News] On-chain analyst Ai Yi monitored and discovered that the circulating news claiming Binance founder CZ sold $30 million worth of ASTER tokens is false information. The fabricators used technical means to alter two key pieces of information: they falsified the transaction time between Binance hot wallets to appear as early morning of the same day, and forged the hot wallet address 0x889...2D4E3 to make it appear associated with CZ.

[Maji Big Brother continues to increase ETH long positions after liquidation, total losses reach $14.5 million] Onchain Lens monitoring shows that Maji Big Brother continued to add 25x leveraged ETH long positions after being liquidated. As of now, his total losses in contract and spot trading have reached $14.5 million.