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FTX Plans $6 Billion Distribution After Restructuring

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago


The cryptocurrency exchange FTX is planning to distribute a total of $6 billion to its users following a careful evaluation of its restructuring plan. This distribution will include individuals affected by the company’s collapse in 2022.

Restructuring Support

FTX has received robust support from its creditors, enabling the distribution of $6.83 billion to all affected investors and users. Approximately 94% of creditors classified under “Dot com customer claims” backed the plan. All members of the committee (66 individuals) voted in favor, marking a significant step toward the distribution of FTX’s creditor assets.

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FTX Reimbursements

According to the restructuring plan, 89.1% of creditors in the “U.S. customer claims” category will receive $60.99 million. In the “Dotcom easy claims” category, 95.88% of creditors will be entitled to $223.59 million. These creditors will receive at least 118% of their claims in cash, although losses may occur due to fluctuations in cryptocurrency market valuation at the time of claims.

Our plan focuses on fully reimbursing non-governmental creditors.John Ray

Impact on Cryptocurrency Market

FTX’s planned $6 billion distribution to users is expected to provide significant liquidity support to cryptocurrency markets. The successful completion of the distribution process could help recover some of the users’ losses.

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FTX is finalizing preparations to distribute significant funds to its users, which could have a substantial impact on the cryptocurrency market by enabling the recovery of some lost funds.

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