FTX Bankruptcy Claims Skyrocket as Company Recovers $7.3 Billion in Assets
According to a Wednesday report by digital assets platform Matrixport, the market value of bankruptcy claims against crypto exchange FTX has more than tripled this year. This comes ahead of the founder and CEO Sam Bankma...
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