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FTX Creditors Prove Once and for All That Even When You’ve Lost Everything, a 5% Chance Is Still Better Than No Chance at All

An illustration: A large coin with cracked and broken pieces is shown on top of an empty treasure chest; below it are several smaller coins scattered around a pile of worthless papers representing lost assets; to one side lies a small percentage sign (%) made from the fragments of another coin, while at the other end stands a lone figure looking hopeful in front of a rising graph showing increasing value.  The background is dark with hints of light coming through cracks and broken pieces suggesting hope amidst loss.

FTX: because who needs to be solvent when you can declare bankruptcy and still get people to vote with their wallets? I mean, it’s not like they’re trying to screw over customers or anything (although Sunil Kavuri might have something to say about that). 95% of creditors supported the reorganization plan – wow, what a ringing endorsement. And let me guess: those “unofficial voting reports” are just as reliable as FTX’s accounting practices? I’m sure it has nothing to do with the fact that they’re trying to get out from under their obligations.

Source: cointelegraph

Bankrupt crypto trading platform FTX claims its amended reorganization plan gained overwhelming preliminary support from creditors entitled to vote.  In an announcement, FTX and its affiliated debtors said that its amended reorganization plan filed with the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware received majority support from all classes of creditors qualified to vote, including customer classes in FTX US and FTX.com.  Citing unofficial voting reports, FTX said […]

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