TechFlow reported, according to The Block, that FTX's attorney Lawrence Gebhardt has requested the Delaware court to delay the bankruptcy proceedings by "one to two months" in order to investigate the causes of FTX's collapse. He stated that key parties involved in the case are located around the world—for example, former FTX lawyer Dan Friedberg is currently in Washington, another former lawyer Can Sun is in the Bahamas, and SBF is in prison. Therefore, the investigation would "incur significant costs and require extensive travel," aiming to identify the factors leading to FTX's bankruptcy between November 2021 and October 2022. Judge John Dorsey denied the motion, stating that there was no need to postpone the bankruptcy process. If the investigation is indeed as complex as described, it should begin immediately rather than being delayed.
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