According to the source, a social post claims Sam Bankman-Fried said handing FTX to new management was his biggest mistake; this claim is not corroborated by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware docket for FTX Trading Ltd., Case No. 22-11068, or by official FTX Debtors communications published via the case docket and the Debtors’ website. Court filings in Case No. 22-11068 confirm the estate is liquidating assets under court-approved token sale procedures using Galaxy Digital as investment adviser with initial weekly sale caps up to 100 million dollars, adjustable with court or committee consent, which directly affects near-term supply for SOL and other estate-held tokens (source: U.S. Bankruptcy Court, FTX Trading Ltd., Case No. 22-11068; Order approving investment adviser and token sale procedures, Sept 2023). The FTX Debtors’ Amended Disclosure Statement filed in May 2024 projects full cash recoveries for allowed customer claims at petition-date values, implying continued conversions of crypto to USD and potential episodic sell pressure and hedging activity that can impact BTC and SOL liquidity (source: FTX Debtors, Amended Disclosure Statement, Case No. 22-11068, May 2024 filing). Traders should track estate wallet movements and distribution timelines disclosed in the bankruptcy docket to gauge timing and magnitude of any supply overhang from FTX-related sales (source: U.S. Bankruptcy Court docket, Case No. 22-11068; Debtors’ reports and notices).