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How to blot out chapter in FTX

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basically FTX was a crypto exchange a lot of people thought was one of the safest crypto exchanges led by Sam Baker Creed I thought to be a good guy in crypto especially by regulators and politicians TX was associated with a company called elevator research they were basically a venture capital arm sand bank and freed known as SBF in the industry he is basically he was over both of those FTX and Alameda while Alameda had a back door into FTX whenever it was trading on the downside was actually able to pull customer funds from FTX from their Bank of funds and and use them for their trading activities

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Below are some common questions from our customers that may provide you with the answer you're looking for. If you can't find an answer to your question, please don't hesitate to reach out to us.

Did FTX creditors get paid?

FTX now says that 98% of its creditors, including individual investors who had US$50,000 or less with FTX, will receive the funds they lost. Payments will be made in cash within 60 days of a reorganisation plan going into effect. However, this plan still needs to be approved by a US bankruptcy court and by creditors.

Why did everyone pull out of FTX?

Almost all customers of collapsed cryptocurrency exchange FTX will get their money back and more, ing to a court filing. FTX estimates that it owes creditors around $11.2 billion.

Did all FTX customers lose their money?

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried, left, arrives at a federal courthouse in Manhattan on Feb. 16, 2023. Nearly all customers of FTX will get their money back, plus interest, after the cryptocurrency exchange imploded 17 months ago.

What caused FTX to go under?

A surge of customer withdrawals due to concerns over this questionable financial valuation practice and unusually close relationship with Alameda pushed FTX and Alameda into bankruptcy and shook the volatile crypto market.

What happened to my funds in FTX?

ing to the agencies, Bankman-Fried and top executives lied about FTXs financial health to investors, customers, and lenders and hid a billion-dollar hole in its balance sheet with financial statements, inflated valuations of speculative s like FTXs FTT exchange coin, and cryptocurrencies borrowed from The Collapse of FTX: What Went Wrong With the Crypto Exchange? investopedia.com what-went-wrong-with-f investopedia.com what-went-wrong-with-f

Will FTX users get their money back?

FTX was a centralized cryptocurrency exchange that filed for bankruptcy protection in the U.S. Sam Bankman-Fried, FTXs founder and former CEO, was charged and convicted for stealing customer deposits and defrauding investors. What Was FTX? An Overview of the Exchange - Investopedia investopedia.com ftx-exchange-5200842 investopedia.com ftx-exchange-5200842

Why was FTX dumped?

The failed negotiations underscored the fact that FTX was never what it appeared to be, and that Bankman-Fried never built the underlying technology or administration necessary to run the company as a viable business, Dietderich said. Bankman-Fried has been convicted on fraud charges related to his operation of FTX.

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