BitMart founder Sheldon responded on X after the platform faced criticism over users being unable to withdraw funds following its shutdown. In his statement, he said the company had not fled and would not flee. He also told users not to trust rumors, including claimed leaks and screenshots said to come from former or current employees. Sheldon said the core team is still working on asset verification, asset consolidation, and system maintenance, and that an orderly wind-down remains the goal. He asked users to wait for official announcements and notices. He also denied any misuse of assets or any attempt to withdraw early and leave, adding that the company has considered bringing in a court and third-party audit institutions to produce a transparent report.
According to ChainCatcher, BitMart founder Sheldon responded on X to questions over the platform shutdown and complaints from users who have been unable to withdraw funds.
Sheldon wrote: "1. We did not run away, and we will not run away. 2. There are many rumors, as well as so-called disclosures and screenshots from alleged former and current employees. Please do not believe the rumors lightly. 3. The core team is still carrying out asset verification, asset consolidation, and system maintenance. Our goal is an orderly wind-down, so please wait for announcements and notices. 4. We have not misappropriated assets or engaged in early withdrawals or departures. We have considered bringing in a court and third-party audit institutions to provide a transparent report."
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