In the bankruptcy case of FTX, which collapsed in November last year, a request came from the new management of the exchange that shocked creditors. According to official court documents on Dec. 27, the exchange stated that creditors' crypto claims should be calculated at low prices. The choice of the period when FTX went bankrupt for the calculation of these cryptocurrencies drew backlash from creditors.
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In the bankruptcy case of FTX, which collapsed in November last year, a request came from the new management of the exchange that shocked creditors. According to official court documents on Dec. 27, the exchange stated that creditors' crypto claims should be calculated at low prices. The choice of the period when FTX went bankrupt for the calculation of these cryptocurrencies drew backlash from creditors.
FTX: Demands can't be met in this way
In the request addressed to the court from the exchange, "Although it is practically not possible for every individual to want to receive their assets as cryptocurrencies, it is unnecessary. This will also unfairly delay and prolong the bankruptcy court process," the statement said.#ContentStar #HotTopicDiscussion #Gate Post Highlights #Thanksgiving #ChristmasWish #BRC20TokensKonu