FTX proposes ‘billions in compensation,’ but not everyone’s happy
FTX’s latest proposal could repay creditors as much as $16.3 billion, but some argue the plan still falls short of being fair.
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FTX’s latest proposal could repay creditors as much as $16.3 billion, but some argue the plan still falls short of being fair.
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