FTX和CFTC达成127亿美元的和解:现在会发生什么?

币界网Published on 2024-07-18Last updated on 2024-07-18

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    FTX和CFTC已达成127亿美元的和解协议。FTX于2022年申请破产,监管机构对该公司提起民事诉讼。

经过两年的法律斗争和投资者的沮丧,FTX已与CFTC达成和解。最近的交易旨在解决最重要的破产索赔之一。

因此,商品期货交易委员会旨在收回货币价值,以偿还债权人127亿美元,该机构尚未寻求经济处罚。

结算详情

根据法庭文件,破产的加密货币公司FTX和CFTC(商品期货交易委员会)已达成和解。这家加密货币公司将支付127亿美元,以结束最大的诉讼之一。

根据破产法院公布的有关2022年倒闭的数字资产巨头的文件,它将不得不支付40亿美元的追缴费。

此外,该公司将支付87亿美元的赔偿费,这将等待法院的进一步批准。

FTX诉CFTC案

在2022年申请破产之前,FTX是一家重要的加密货币公司。客户可以通过押注各种数字代币的价格变动,通过该公司的加密服务进行出售、购买或投资。

然而,该公司于2022年11月申请破产。据称,该公司向投资者提供了有关其财务状况的错误信息。

FTX利用投资者的资金通过其姊妹公司Alameda Research下注。该事件导致该公司联合创始人Sam Bankman Fried被捕,后来被判处25年监禁。

同月,101名关联债务人根据美国破产法第11章向特拉华州地方法院提交了自愿救济申请。

对受骗客户的影响

值得注意的是,FTX在倒闭后在法庭上面临着各种监管机构。CFTC辩称,该公司欺骗了客户的投资。

因此,最近的和解对等待两年的FTX投资者来说是一个重大的解脱。

考虑到各种加密货币的市值和价格飙升,主要债权人希望从他们的资金中获得166%的利息。

直到下个月,债权人将决定他们首选的付款方式,因为其他案件因素还需要法院的批准。

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