重启FTX走到了哪步?FTT会一飞冲天吗?

Odaily星球日报Publicado a 2023-11-10Actualizado a 2023-11-10

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Gary Gensler一句话,FTX资产翻倍。

原创 | Odaily星球日报

作者 | jk

重启FTX走到了哪步?FTT会一飞冲天吗?FTX 交易所重启的可能性引起了业界的广泛关注。这个曾经是全球最大加密货币交易平台之一的 FTX,在去年经历了突如其来的崩溃后,现在正站在新的十字路口。随着多方竞购者的加入和不断变化的市场情况,FTX 的未来充满了不确定性,但同时也孕育着重大的变化。

Gary Gensler 发话后,FTT 短线涨幅 90% 

美国当地时间 11 月 9 日周四,已经崩溃的交易所 FTX 的代币 FTT 拉升了约 90% ,从最低点的 1.8 美元左右一路上升至高点的 3 美元以上,随后逐渐回落至 2.7 美元左右。截止发稿,FTT 现报 2.74 USDT, 24 小时涨幅 24% 。24 小时交易量现报 3.93 亿美元,涨幅为 83.03% 。今天的这一最高点也是 FTT 代币过去 7 个月的最高点。

这一主要的拉升是因为美国 SEC 主席 Gary Gensler 发话说,“如果 Tom(NYSE 前总裁,现执掌一家试图重启 FTX 的主要竞标公司)或者其他人想要进入这个领域,我会说,在法律的框架里做这件事就可以。”

Gary Gensler 还说,“建立投资者对你所做的事情的信任,并确保你进行了适当的披露,同时也没有将所有这些(交易所的)功能混为一谈,不要与你的客户成为交易对手方,或挪用他们的加密资产。”

这一发言是他在华盛顿特区参与金融科技周时公开发布的。Gary Gensler 之前还说过:“我们永远不会让纽约证券交易所开设一家对冲基金,然后成为交易所内客户的对手方。”

Odaily 此前报道,由于最近 FTT 上涨,FTX 债权人可能多获得 3.91 亿美元资金分配。FTX 和 Alameda 地址持有约 2.67 亿枚 FTT(占总供应量的 76% ),他们的 FTT 价值从 3.34 亿美元跃升至 7.26 亿美元。也就是说,Gary Gensler 的发言可能让 FTX 的剩余资产翻倍。

三家竞标方都是谁?

上个月,一位为 FTX 提供拍卖过程咨询的银行家在听证会上表示,该公司收到了 70 多方的兴趣,但最后缩减为三方:Gary Gensler 提到的,由前纽约证券交易所总裁汤姆·法利(Tom Farley)经营的一家加密货币交易所 Bullish,一家金融科技初创企业 Figure Technologies 和加密风险投资公司 Proof Group。据悉,CoinDesk 此前报道了 Proof 的出价;另外两家之前未被报道过。不能保证最终会达成交易,可能还会出现另一个竞购者。

Bullish 是 Block 的一家子公司交易所,注册地在直布罗陀,主要面向机构客户,目前没有对美国用户提供服务。Figure Technologies 用区块链科技提供金融服务,而 Proof Group 则是硅谷的一家投资集团,曾赢得了对于破产的 Celsius 的收购,也是 Aptos 和 Sui 的投资者。

根据 Coindesk 的报道,这些计划将会被送到特拉华州的破产法院审核,在 12 月中旬会做出决定。

为什么会有这次涨幅?

Twitter 上对于这次涨幅的普遍情绪很乐观,部分用户觉得 FTT 会回升到历史高点的级别——“比如 80 美元的级别,所以请拿住”,一位推特用户这么说。大部分的乐观情绪主要来自于对于 FTX 重启后的 FTT 的地位,不少人认为重启后的 FTX 将会更“干净”且更合规,如果其重新采用 FTT,这将对其是一个重大利好。

但是,目前对于 FTX 重启尚未有定论,而且对于重启后的 FTX 是否会采用以前的 FTT 或者甚至是是否会有一个交易所代币都没有一个确定性的说法。

无论结果如何,FTX 的这一转折点无疑将成为加密货币历史上的一个重要时刻。它不仅关系到 FTX 的命运,也将对投资者信心、市场监管和加密货币生态的长期发展产生深远影响。随着收购进展和更多信息的披露,Odaily 将持续追踪报道。

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