В Coinbase спрогнозировали влияние на рынок выплаты $5 млрд кредиторам FTX

cryptonews.ruОпубліковано о 2023-10-31Востаннє оновлено о 2025-05-31

Волна новой ликвидности в результате возмещения $5 млрд кредиторам FTX может положительно сказаться на динамике крипторынка. К такому выводу пришли аналитики Coinbase.

30 мая администраторы обанкротившейся криптобиржи начали распределение $5 млрд в фиате и стейблкоинах. Ожидается, что средства поступят пользователям через BitGo и Kraken в течение трех рабочих дней.

Уровень возмещения различается в зависимости от классификации: институциональные и международные заявители получат 72% от требований, необеспеченные кредиторы — 61%. Для клиентов FTX из США компенсации составят 54%, а для пользователей с претензиями до $50 000 — $120%.

Между пользователями последней категории ликвидаторы в феврале начали распределение активов на сумму около $7 млрд. На тот момент выплаты совпали с давлением на рынок тарифной войны и отсутствием «прокриптовалютных катализаторов», отметили эксперты.

В результате, несмотря на потенциальный приток ликвидности, за месяц индекс на базе топ-50 цифровых активов по капитализации упал на 16%.

Специалисты Coinbase полагают, что последствия второго раунда возмещения могут оказаться иными по ряду причин:

  • значительные платежи будут осуществляться в стейблкоинах, что упрощает быстрое реинвестирование;
  • инвесторы настроены более оптимистично на фоне недавнего ралли биткоина к новому максимуму;
  • большая ясность в регулировании катализирует активность институциональных игроков.

При этом аналитики признали, что ситуация вокруг торговых тарифов США остается нестабильной.

Они также затруднились определить, на какую категорию криптовалют вероятный приток ликвидности от FTX окажет наиболее благоприятное воздействие: биткоин и другие монеты с высокой капитализацией либо более рискованные альткоины.

Напомним, по состоянию на апрель ликвидаторы FTX отклонили почти 400 000 заявок на компенсацию на общую сумму $2,55 млрд.

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