Companies and investors may need to return billions in funds paid by FTX
Billions of dollars paid in the months leading up to FTX’s bankruptcy may be returned to pay the crypto exchange’s creditors, according to an insolvency attorney.
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Billions of dollars paid in the months leading up to FTX’s bankruptcy may be returned to pay the crypto exchange’s creditors, according to an insolvency attorney.
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