The cryptocurrency exchange FTX declared bankruptcy on November 11, 2022. Since then, the company's liquidation process and court proceedings have been carried out to compensate the victims. As of January 3, it will begin to pay $ 16 billion in compensation claims. Then, the company's activities will most likely be completely terminated. Due to these payments,$FTT The token has been trending with positive price movements for a while now.

The coin seems to have been affected relatively positively as refunds will be made to the victims, but I think this is just a game, a coin to stay away from ftt. I think that the investors inside, who were trapped at high prices, have pushed the price of the coin up a bit as a result of the news, so that new buyers can come.
The company's coin fell from $80 to $0.33 during the crash, and is currently around $3.51. It is generally not possible for a collapsed or bankrupt coin to recover, and two coins were hit harder during the FTX crash, one was Solana and the other was Srm... Let's talk about them too.

#Srm Coins are the same$LUNC shared his fate...
The Ftx exchange has not recovered after its bankruptcy and I don't think it will, no one is working for the coin. The biggest difference between Lunc and Srm and Ftt is that there is a large community behind it. If there was no community, it would be an abandoned coin. But let's also see that the Lunc community is not as strong and crowded as it used to be. That's why I always say that this 2025 bull market should be evaluated well, the community should take action, otherwise lunc will be a coin abandoned to its fate in the following years.

Finally, let's come to Solana...
Solana has been through a lot, it was hacked due to a security vulnerability during the Lunc crash, more than 8000 wallets fell into the hands of hackers, people lost millions of dollars, then it was very badly affected by the Lunc crash and especially the FTX crash, then speculations emerged that it was connected to FTX CEO Sam Bankman Fried, then it was revealed that FTX sister exchange Alameda Research had a lot of Solana (SOL) assets. The platform required $292 million of unlocked Solana (SOL), $863 million of locked Solana (SOL) and $41 million of Solana (SOL) collateral, and it suffered a blow from there, Solana fell to $9-something in 2022, but they did not give up, they worked, built and produced... Solana rose to $264 this year from $9...
Lunc could have done the same success story but they didn't print it, because of dishonest people and people who didn't want to work
