FTX Bankruptcy Creditor Payouts: The High-Stakes Game of Give and Take
FTX's bankruptcy wind-down enters a critical phase as liquidators balance creditor payouts with aggressive clawback lawsuits to recover pre-collapse funds.
They're giving with one hand and taking back with the other. FTX's bankruptcy wind-down has hit a complex two-track phase: sprinting to return funds to creditors while aggressively clawing back assets from others.
FTX Bankruptcy Creditor Payouts and the Clawback Trap
According to the Financial Times, FTX liquidators are navigating a massive legal minefield. While the estate has amassed billions to repay victims, it's also filing numerous 'preference claims.' These lawsuits target funds withdrawn by users or investors within 90 days before the November 2022 collapse.
The Reality of Repayment Numbers
The estate claims it can return 118% of the value to most creditors. However, there's a catch: the value is pegged to crypto prices from the date of the Chapter 11 filing. This means creditors won't benefit from the massive bull run that has occurred since then, leading to widespread frustration among the crypto community.
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