TREE NEWS update: BitMart employees publicly demanded management disclose wallets, assets, liabilities, and reserves, and explain withdrawal issues, while also calling for unpaid salaries and compensation. They require a user repayment plan by August 19, including remaining assets, total liabilities, repayment ratio, and schedule, subject to third-party audit.
BitMart Employees Demand Transparency and Repayment Plan by Aug 19
The staff's public break with management is the real signal here: when employees press for wallet, reserve and liability disclosure alongside their own unpaid wages, internal confidence in the exchange's solvency is already strained. That matters most for BitMart users, whose withdrawal issues are now being framed by insiders as a repayment-ratio problem requiring third-party audit, not a temporary operational glitch. The August 19 deadline is the near-term marker. Whether management actually produces audited figures by then, and whether employees escalate further if it doesn't, is the open question.
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