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FTX Bankruptcy Milestone: Creditors Pocket $7.1B—More Payouts Coming Soon

FTX Bankruptcy Milestone: Creditors Pocket $7.1B—More Payouts Coming Soon

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2025-11-10 07:04:00
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FTX's collapse left scorched earth—now creditors are finally raking in the ashes.

The $7.1B clawback

Bankruptcy courts aren’t known for speed, but FTX’s estate is shoveling cash faster than expected. Seven billion already hit creditors’ wallets—with another round brewing. Turns out even crypto’s most spectacular train wrecks leave salvageable scraps.

Wall Street’s vultures feast while retail waits

Institutional creditors got first dibs—no surprise there. The little guys? Still licking wounds and praying the bankruptcy math doesn’t shortchange them. But hey, at least someone’s making money off this dumpster fire—lawyers billed $700M before the first creditor saw a dime. Classic finance.

FTX Creditors Receive $7.1B So Far as Bankruptcy Estate Eyes New Distribution

The FTX bankruptcy estate has made substantial progress in returning funds to creditors, distributing $7.1 billion across three rounds so far. The update came from creditor representative Sunil Kavuri, who confirmed the developments in a recent post on X.

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