Metropolitan Museum of Art to Refund $550K in Donations from FTX
The New York-based Metropolitan Museum of Art will return more than half a million dollars in donations it received from the now-defunct crypto exchange FTX. The popular US museum, known as the Met, is set to refund $550...
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The popular US museum, known as the Met, is set to refund $550,000 to FTX debtors, according to a filing to the United States Bankruptcy Court in Delaware.
The filing states that,...
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