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#FTX赔付
FTX has finally started distributing funds! Starting from May 30, FTX will allocate $11.4 billion in cash to repay major creditors, and small creditors have also gradually received compensation. For those victims who have been waiting anxiously, this news is definitely a good sign – they can finally recover some of their hard-earned money!
First, let's talk about the compensation effort; this time it truly exceeded expectations. According to the bankruptcy management team, most creditors will ultimately receive compensation as high as 118%, and some may even get more. Just think about it, many previous bankruptcy cases could only offer a discount, and some creditors didn't get anything at all; this time FTX really delivered.
So where does this compensation money come from? Mainly three approaches: first, liquidating assets by selling various businesses and projects under FTX; second, recovering the misappropriated funds that SBF previously moved around, to fill in the holes left by extravagance; third, some early investments have appreciated, providing additional 'fuel' for compensation. Interestingly, although FTX has gone bankrupt, its investment returns surprisingly exceeded the total assets at the time of bankruptcy, which explains why the compensation amount can exceed 100%.
Now let's talk about SBF, Sam Bankman-Fried, who has been sentenced to 25 years in prison. But who would have thought that this mess could be sorted out so cleanly? The unsung heroes are undoubtedly the bankruptcy management team, especially CEO John J. Ray III, who previously thrived in the Enron bankruptcy case. This time, with his extensive experience, he has led FTX down a path of 'comeback' compensation.
FTX's compensation has not only reignited hope for creditors but also injected a boost of confidence into the cryptocurrency market. After all, this operation proves that even in large-scale bankruptcies, creditors do not necessarily face total loss; and regulators seeing such cases may introduce clearer and stricter rules in the future. However, as for restarting FTX, with the brand tarnished and assets cleared, it may not be able to come back to life. The market will evolve in its own way, and a new generation of trading platforms is ready to take the stage!
In summary, this FTX compensation is undoubtedly great news for the crypto community, and SBF's crazy saga can be considered closed. What other surprises await the crypto market? Let’s wait and see!
FTX has finally started distributing funds! Starting from May 30, FTX will allocate $11.4 billion in cash to repay major creditors, and small creditors have also gradually received compensation. For those victims who have been waiting anxiously, this news is definitely a good sign – they can finally recover some of their hard-earned money!
First, let's talk about the compensation effort; this time it truly exceeded expectations. According to the bankruptcy management team, most creditors will ultimately receive compensation as high as 118%, and some may even get more. Just think about it, many previous bankruptcy cases could only offer a discount, and some creditors didn't get anything at all; this time FTX really delivered.
So where does this compensation money come from? Mainly three approaches: first, liquidating assets by selling various businesses and projects under FTX; second, recovering the misappropriated funds that SBF previously moved around, to fill in the holes left by extravagance; third, some early investments have appreciated, providing additional 'fuel' for compensation. Interestingly, although FTX has gone bankrupt, its investment returns surprisingly exceeded the total assets at the time of bankruptcy, which explains why the compensation amount can exceed 100%.
Now let's talk about SBF, Sam Bankman-Fried, who has been sentenced to 25 years in prison. But who would have thought that this mess could be sorted out so cleanly? The unsung heroes are undoubtedly the bankruptcy management team, especially CEO John J. Ray III, who previously thrived in the Enron bankruptcy case. This time, with his extensive experience, he has led FTX down a path of 'comeback' compensation.
FTX's compensation has not only reignited hope for creditors but also injected a boost of confidence into the cryptocurrency market. After all, this operation proves that even in large-scale bankruptcies, creditors do not necessarily face total loss; and regulators seeing such cases may introduce clearer and stricter rules in the future. However, as for restarting FTX, with the brand tarnished and assets cleared, it may not be able to come back to life. The market will evolve in its own way, and a new generation of trading platforms is ready to take the stage!
In summary, this FTX compensation is undoubtedly great news for the crypto community, and SBF's crazy saga can be considered closed. What other surprises await the crypto market? Let’s wait and see!
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