Former FTX COO Says Public Overlooked That FTX Employees Were Also Victims
JH Kim
Summary
- A former COO of bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX said the harm suffered by employees during the FTX collapse failed to attract public attention.
- Former FTX COO Constance Wang said the public does not see FTX employees as real victims, raising questions about that perception.
- She said most people believe "we created a huge tragedy," describing her view of public perceptions surrounding the FTX collapse.
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A former chief operating officer of bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX said the harm suffered by employees during the company's collapse largely escaped public notice.
Cointelegraph reported on October 29 that former FTX COO Constance Wang said people did not view FTX employees as people who had actually been harmed by the scandal.
"Most people think we created a huge tragedy," Wang said.
Her remarks reflected her view of public perceptions of employees involved in the FTX collapse.
JH Kim
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