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FTX to Return 100% of Bankruptcy Claims Plus Interest

The disgraced crypto exchange's plan includes compensation for 9 million customers and investors affected by its collapse

May 8, 2024 10:45 AM

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TL;DR FTX unveils a groundbreaking reorganization plan, promising substantial payouts to creditors and sparking hope for a robust recovery. With a strategy to return 100% of bankruptcy claims plus interest, FTX aims to navigate the complex bankruptcy process and mitigate previous financial losses.

The bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX has introduced an ambitious reorganization plan that could significantly alter its financial future.

Aiming to distribute billions beyond what is needed to cover creditor claims, the proposal outlines a comprehensive strategy for compensating the estimated 9 million customers and investors affected by its sudden collapse in November 2022.

Creditors to Receive More Than 100%

FTX CEO John J. Ray III highlighted the plan's intent to return 100% of bankruptcy claims plus interest to non-governmental creditors. This reorganization plan is a beacon of hope, offering payouts exceeding initial claims by up to 142% for some creditors.

A special 'convenience class' has been established for smaller creditors with claims of $50,000 or less. They are expected to receive about 118% of their claims within two months of court approval.

Asset Liquidation and Collaborative Agreements

FTX plans to generate distribution funds by liquidating various assets, including investments held by Alameda Research and FTX Ventures businesses.

The plan also mentions ongoing legal cases and possible settlements that could contribute to the available funds for creditors. As part of a collaborative approach, FTX has reached agreements with key stakeholders to expedite the bankruptcy proceedings.

"We are pleased to be in a position to propose a Chapter 11 plan that contemplates the return of 100% of bankruptcy claim amounts plus interest for non-governmental creditors," stated John J. Ray III.

Challenges and Discontent Among Creditors

Despite the optimistic outlook, some FTX creditors are expressing discontent with the plan. Concerns have been raised about the plan's ability to compensate for stolen funds at current market rates.

Moreover, there are criticisms regarding the inclusion of clauses that might shield certain parties from misconduct allegations.

Conclusion: A Path to Recovery

FTX's proposed plan represents a significant step towards financial recovery. While it does not erase the losses incurred by its stakeholders, the plan offers a structured approach to navigating the complex bankruptcy process.

It underscores ongoing efforts to rectify the situation, aiming to restore faith in the cryptocurrency exchange's ability to rebound from its dramatic collapse.

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