Defunct crypto exchange FTX is preparing to distribute $1.6 billion in repayments to creditors this month, marking a significant step in its ongoing bankruptcy proceedings. The payout highlights progress in one of the most high-profile collapses in the digital asset industry. Court filings revealed that the repayments will primarily cover claims tied to customers and […]Defunct crypto exchange FTX is preparing to distribute $1.6 billion in repayments to creditors this month, marking a significant step in its ongoing bankruptcy proceedings. The payout highlights progress in one of the most high-profile collapses in the digital asset industry. Court filings revealed that the repayments will primarily cover claims tied to customers and […]

FTX to Repay $1.6 Billion in Bankruptcy Case This Month

2025/09/20 11:59
Defunct crypto exchange FTX is preparing to distribute $1.6 billion in repayments to creditors this month, marking a significant step in its ongoing bankruptcy proceedings. The payout highlights progress in one of the most high-profile collapses in the digital asset industry. Court filings revealed that the repayments will primarily cover claims tied to customers and […]
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