BitMart Global CEO Nenter Chow says he had no role in July 26 shutdown notice

BitMart Global CEO Nenter Chow says he had no role in July 26 shutdown notice

Chow said he was neither consulted nor informed in advance about BitMart’s announcement on an orderly cessation of trading platform operations after learning on July 24 that his role would end.

Fact Check
The primary source, Nenter Chow's own X post (@50Nent, confirmed via search as BitMart Global CEO), directly states he had no involvement in or knowledge of the 26 July orderly wind-down announcement and that his employment as Global CEO was terminated on 24 July 2026. Three independent crypto news outlets (PANews, Odaily, BlockBeats) all cite and corroborate this same statement. The claim matches the primary source precisely.
Summary

BitMart Global CEO Nenter Chow said on July 26 that he was not involved in the company’s July 26 announcement on an orderly cessation of trading platform operations. Chow said he was not consulted on the decision and was not informed in advance. He added that he learned on July 24 that the company would end his role as global CEO, began the departure process immediately, and has not participated in BitMart’s management or decisions since then, including any discussion or decision on stopping trading platform operations. He said he learned of that move only after BitMart’s official announcement. Chow added that his main concerns are user asset safety and employee arrangements, and urged users to rely only on BitMart’s official channels for account matters.

Terms & Concepts
  • orderly cessation of trading platform operations: A structured wind-down of exchange activity.