- FTX introduced a novel draft creditor-repayment plan to settle its customer claims in cash.
- The platform also proposed to restart FTX.com for offshore customers.
- The plans are at their initial stage and the company has asked for votes and opinions from customers.
In a crucial turn of events, FTX, Sam Bankman-Fried’s crypto exchange, which filed for bankruptcy in November 2022, recently announced the launch of a draft creditor-repayment plan in an effort to settle its customer claims in cash. In addition, the platform has also proposed to restart FTX.com, availing the company’s services for international customers.
According to a Bloomberg report, the defunct crypto exchange has taken initiatives to settle customer complaints as part of its bankruptcy. Last year, FTX filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the US Court while the company found itself on the verge of collapse. However, it was found that the US federal prosecutors had been probing into the activities of the platform months before its collapse.
The novel strategy adopted by FTX intends to sell its native token FTT, and thereby use the fund to reimburse the customer debts. As per the r…
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