FTX reorganisation puts token holders at bottom of the pile

Administrators of the collapsed cryptocurrency exchange FTX, which was founded by alleged fraudster Sam Bankman-Fried, have outlined a proposed repayment plan for the estimated US$8bn at stake in the high-profile bankruptcy proceeding. One class of creditors that is unlikely to claw anything is the holders of FTX's FTT token.

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Bankrupt crypto exchange FTX has submitted a proposal that may result in the relaunch of its international arm FTX.com. On August 1, the company's bankruptcy administrators confirmed rumors of a relaunch by filing a draft plan of reorganization in which it proposes the kick-off of a “rebooted” offshore exchange exclusive to non-US users only.

Bankrupt FTX has submitted a proposal to restart its international exchange if it can get the offshore customers to agree, according to a July 31 court filing. FTX restart plan According to the filing, FTX classified its creditors into different categories, including one that called its international users the “dotcom customers.

Cryptocurrency exchange FTX is plotting an intriguing comeback strategy for its international services, sparking a surge of around 10% in the value of its native FTT token. Amid a backdrop of legal wrangling and disputes, the company's reboot plans for its global clientele hinge on the pooling of assets to create an offshore exchange entity.

Recently, FTX 2.0 Group announced their draft-creditor repayment plan to deal with creditor payments during bankruptcy reorganization. As part of the overhaul, the exchange will no longer issue its native cryptocurrency, the FTT token, and will instead pay out cash to customers who have legitimate claims.

In the latest development, the FTX 2.0 Group has unveiled a draft-creditor repayment plan as part of its bankruptcy restructuring process. The newly revamped exchange is planning for settling customer claims in cash while wiping out its native cryptocurrency FTT token.

Key Points: In the latest development surrounding the bankruptcy of defunct crypto exchange FTX, the company has revealed a draft creditor-repayment plan aimed at resolving its outstanding obligations, Bloomberg reported. The plan includes settling customer claims in cash and proposing the elimination of its digital token, FTT.

FTX victim, who lost over 90% of his net worth following the collapse, successfully raised $450,000 from his recently launched trading fund. Belgian resident Kasper Vendeloock recently launched Musca Capital, a new fund that trades liquid tokens.

FTT, the native token of the controversial FTX ecosystem, has been pumping lately. This recent price upswing was triggered by the launch of a customer claims portal, an online platform for customers to access their account information and submit electronic proof of claims in FTX's restructuring proceedings.

FTX Derivatives Exchange is trying to make good with all of its creditors as it showcased its launch portal to enable its users to file claims on their locked funds. The obvious beneficiary of this move is the defunct trading platform's native token FTT, which has recorded a 17.27% growth over the past 24 hours, with a current price tag of $1.65.

In an unexpected turn of events, the price of FTT, the native token of the once-leading cryptocurrency exchange FTX, has experienced a remarkable surge of over 35% within the past 24 hours. This surge follows the recent announcement of FTX's plans to reboot its exchange through a bidding process.