# Chapter 11 Articoli collegati

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FTX schedules another $900M creditor payout, taking announced distributions past $9.7B

FTX will distribute about $900 million to eligible creditors on July 31, marking its fifth payout under its Chapter 11 plan. This brings total announced distributions across the second through fifth rounds to at least $9.7 billion, excluding an initial payment to Convenience Class creditors in February 2025. Following this distribution, cumulative payouts for Dotcom and U.S. Customer Entitlement Claims will reach 105%, General Unsecured and Digital Asset Loan Claims will hit 103%, and Convenience Claims will stand at 120%. The same day, $18 million will be paid to eligible preferred shareholders, bringing total distributions from that fund to $95 million. Creditors had to complete required steps by the June 16 record date to qualify.

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FTX schedules another $900M creditor payout, taking announced distributions past $9.7B

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World's Largest Crypto ATM Operator Bitcoin Depot Files for Bankruptcy, All 9,700 Machines Shut Down

Bitcoin Depot, once the world's largest cryptocurrency ATM operator with roughly 9,700 machines, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and ceased operations. The company cited an unsustainable business model due to intensified regulatory pressure across multiple U.S. states. Crackdowns included new transaction limits, license suspensions, and direct bans, driven by concerns over the machines facilitating fraud. The FBI reported $389 million in consumer losses via crypto ATMs in 2025. Over the past six months, states like Connecticut, Missouri, Nevada, and Massachusetts took action against Bitcoin Depot, including lawsuits alleging it profited from scams. This regulatory assault caused the company's quarterly revenue to plunge nearly 50% year-over-year. Stricter anti-fraud measures, such as mandatory identity verification implemented in February, further reduced user activity. Additionally, the company faced mounting legal fees from multiple lawsuits and a nearly $19 million arbitration ruling related to a Canadian subsidiary dispute.

marsbit05/20 04:50

World's Largest Crypto ATM Operator Bitcoin Depot Files for Bankruptcy, All 9,700 Machines Shut Down

marsbit05/20 04:50

BREAKING – Bitcoin Depot, Operator Of 9,000+ ATMs, Files For Bankruptcy Protection

Bitcoin Depot Inc., once the world's largest Bitcoin ATM operator, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The company, which operated over 9,000 kiosks, cited insurmountable regulatory pressure as the primary cause for its collapse. Its network is now offline. CEO Alex Holmes stated the filing aims to facilitate an orderly wind-down and sale of assets, not a restructuring to continue operations. The announcement followed a steep decline in its stock price and severe financial losses, including a 49% year-over-year revenue drop in Q1 2026. Leadership changes preceded the bankruptcy, which includes both U.S. and Canadian entities.

bitcoinist05/18 15:32

BREAKING – Bitcoin Depot, Operator Of 9,000+ ATMs, Files For Bankruptcy Protection

bitcoinist05/18 15:32

FTX to distribute $2.2B to creditors as repayments near completion

FTX will distribute approximately $2.2 billion to creditors on March 31, 2026, in its fourth repayment round under Chapter 11. Several creditor classes will reach full or near-full recovery, including U.S. customer claims at 100% and convenience claims at 120%. Creditors must complete KYC, tax documentation, and onboarding with approved partners like BitGo or Kraken to receive payments. Preferred equity holders will receive their first payouts on May 29, 2026. This marks significant progress in FTX's recovery, contrasting initial loss expectations after its 2022 collapse, and may impact market liquidity depending on how recipients deploy the funds.

ambcrypto03/18 18:02

FTX to distribute $2.2B to creditors as repayments near completion

ambcrypto03/18 18:02

Crypto Credit Crisis Deepens As BlockFills Files For Bankruptcy

Crypto lender BlockFills and three related entities under parent firm Reliz LTD have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The filing comes after the company halted customer withdrawals last month, citing a sharp Bitcoin selloff as the reason. Prior to the bankruptcy, a Delaware court had already ordered 71 Bitcoin frozen due to a customer fund dispute. Chapter 11 allows the company to continue operating while it restructures its finances and negotiates a repayment plan with creditors. Customers with balances on the platform are considered unsecured creditors, meaning they will be last in line for repayment. The amount and timing of any recovery depend on the company's assets and may take months or years to resolve. This situation mirrors previous crypto lending failures, such as Celsius and Voyager, where customers faced long waits for partial repayments. BlockFills has not disclosed its total liabilities or the number of affected customers.

bitcoinist03/16 13:32

Crypto Credit Crisis Deepens As BlockFills Files For Bankruptcy

bitcoinist03/16 13:32

Crypto lender BlockFills files for bankruptcy: ‘Most responsible path forward’

Crypto lending and trading firm BlockFills has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The company stated that this action represents the "most responsible path forward" to address its financial challenges. The filing aims to allow BlockFills to restructure its operations and manage its debts while continuing to serve its clients. This development reflects the ongoing volatility and difficulties within the cryptocurrency lending sector.

ambcrypto03/16 08:20

Crypto lender BlockFills files for bankruptcy: ‘Most responsible path forward’

ambcrypto03/16 08:20

BlockFills Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy After Liquidity Crisis

BlockFills, a cryptocurrency trading firm, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection due to severe liquidity issues and financial challenges. Court documents reveal the company holds assets valued between $50 million and $100 million, while liabilities range from $100 million to $500 million. The firm halted client deposit and withdrawal services amid worsening market conditions to protect itself and clients from volatility. Significant losses of approximately $75 million from loan operations and other crypto ventures severely weakened its financial position. Additionally, BlockFills faces legal pressure from Dominion Capital, which filed a lawsuit alleging mishandling of funds, resulting in a court order to freeze 70.6 Bitcoin. Previously serving institutional clients like hedge funds and asset managers, BlockFills had processed over $61 billion in trading volume in 2025. The bankruptcy filing allows the company to restructure its operations and debt under court supervision while seeking new liquidity. This case highlights ongoing risks in crypto lending during volatile market cycles.

TheNewsCrypto03/16 07:22

BlockFills Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy After Liquidity Crisis

TheNewsCrypto03/16 07:22

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