**[BitMart Employees Speak Out: Demand Disclosure of Platform Asset Status and Repayment Plan by August 19]** BlockBeats News, August 17—In response to issues such as restricted asset withdrawals for BitMart users and unpaid salaries and compensation for employees, BitMart employees have publicly called on the platform's management and relevant stakeholders to provide a public response by August 19 regarding the whereabouts of user assets, platform reserve status, reasons for withdrawal restrictions, and employee salary and compensation matters. The open letter states that a significant number of users are still unable to withdraw their assets normally, and some employees have not received their final month's salary or due compensation. Against this backdrop, the platform's response of merely issuing announcements like "ceasing operations" fails to address the real problems faced by users and employees. The concerned parties demand that BitMart disclose wallet, asset, liability, and reserve information that can be independently verified by third parties. They also request clarification on when the platform became aware of the funding and withdrawal issues, who made the relevant decisions, and whether the platform continued to encourage users to redeem or trade despite known risks. The open letter further calls for an investigation into accounts, affiliated entities, trusts, and other financial arrangements related to BitMart user assets. It specifically requests the founder's spouse to provide explanations regarding their associated accounts and financial status. The letter mentions that preliminary, unverified information suggests BitMart accounts linked to the founder's spouse may have held assets worth tens of millions of dollars, with records of withdrawals in batches. The concerned parties emphasize that no criminal conclusions will be drawn against any individual until evidence is fully verified. However, they demand public clarification on whether the aforementioned accounts exist, the ownership of the assets, the source and destination of the funds, and whether there is any connection to BitMart user assets. They also call for an independent investigation into the flow of related funds. Additionally, the open letter urges BitMart to promptly settle employees' due salaries and compensation, arguing that ordinary employees should not bear the consequences of management's operational decisions. The letter demands that BitMart release a clear repayment plan for users by August 19, including details such as the remaining asset scale, total liabilities, the proportion of user funds expected to be recovered, repayment order, initiation and completion timelines, and oversight mechanisms. It explicitly calls for the plan to undergo third-party independent auditing. The open letter concludes by stating that if a complete, transparent, and verifiable explanation of assets and repayment plan is not provided by the deadline, the concerned parties will consider submitting existing information, financial clues, and related evidence to law enforcement agencies, regulatory bodies, legal representatives, and media outlets worldwide to facilitate further investigation. [Original Link]