FTX claims climb to 57% as Sam Bankman-Fried found guilty on all counts
The recent surge in FTX claims is attributed to its early investment in AI companies, which have jumped in valuation.
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The recent surge in FTX claims is attributed to its early investment in AI companies, which have jumped in valuation.
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