BitMart global CEO Nenter Chow said in a post on X that he was informed on July 24 that his position as global CEO would be terminated and that he immediately entered the departure process. Chow said he has not participated in BitMart’s management or decision-making since July 24 and was not involved in any discussion or decision on halting the trading platform’s operations. He also said he only learned of that decision after BitMart’s official announcement was made public. Chow added that his main concern now is the safety of user assets and arrangements for employees, and he urged users to rely only on BitMart’s official channels for any account-related matters.
BitMart global CEO Nenter Chow said in a post on X that he was informed on July 24 that his role as global CEO would be terminated and that he immediately entered the departure process.
Chow said that since July 24, he has no longer been involved in BitMart’s management or decision-making. He added that he did not take part in any discussion or decision regarding the company’s move to halt trading platform operations.
He also said he only learned of that decision after BitMart’s official announcement was released.
Chow said his main concern at this point is the safety of BitMart user assets and arrangements for employees. He also reminded users to rely only on BitMart’s official channels when handling account-related matters.
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