Will FTX Re-Start Operations After Exiting Bankruptcy? Creditors To Vote On Proposal
Portfolio Pulse from Khyathi Dalal
FTX Trading is proposing a plan to return money to creditors as part of its bankruptcy case. The proposal involves liquidating most of the firm's cryptocurrencies and valuing the assets in cash based on their value at the time of the bankruptcy filing on November 11, 2022. Creditors will vote on the proposal before it goes to U.S. Bankruptcy Judge John Dorsey for final approval. Major creditor and customer groups have tentatively approved the plan, but it does not clarify if FTX will resume operations or how much creditors will receive. FTX has been allowed to sell assets, including its subsidiary LedgerX for $50 million.

December 18, 2023 | 2:08 pm
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FTX's proposal to return money to creditors could impact the perception of FTT, the exchange's native token, as it may affect the token's utility and the company's future operations.
The proposal's impact on FTT is uncertain without details on the resumption of FTX's operations. The token's value could be influenced by the company's ability to successfully exit bankruptcy and potentially resume activities.
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