Cash or crypto? FTX creditors to vote on how they’re paid back
FTX lawyers stressed that in-kind crypto payouts would clash with bankruptcy laws, but several creditors feel shortchanged by the proposed cash repayment plan.
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FTX lawyers stressed that in-kind crypto payouts would clash with bankruptcy laws, but several creditors feel shortchanged by the proposed cash repayment plan.
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