FTX’s 2-year repayment delay is a ‘win,’ claims trader who predicted FTX’s collapse
FTX creditor repayments being facilitated a little over 2 years after FTX’s shock collapse is a “win” given all the jurisdictional issues that were involved, an industry pundit said.
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FTX creditor repayments being facilitated a little over 2 years after FTX’s shock collapse is a “win” given all the jurisdictional issues that were involved, an industry pundit said.
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