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FTX Repayments Begin: A New Dawn for Crypto Investors

Coin WorldTuesday, Feb 4, 2025 12:38 pm ET
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FTX's inaugural funding repayments will commence on February 18, 2025, marking a significant milestone in the crypto market's recovery. After three years of uncertainty, creditors will finally begin to receive compensation for their lost assets.

Starting February 18, FTX will initiate repayments to creditors with claims under $50,000. This initial phase will prioritize creditors involved in the Bahamas bankruptcy process. The repayments will be processed through BitGo, a well-established crypto custody service.

FTX creditors outside the Bahamas process will begin receiving payments on March 4. The reimbursement process is expected to be systematic and address FTX's substantial obligations to its creditors.

The crypto market has witnessed significant volatility since FTX's collapse in 2022. However, the upcoming repayments could potentially restore confidence among crypto investors and close a chapter on one of the industry's darker moments.

While many questions remain regarding the allocation of funds and the eventual recovery for disparate groups of creditors, the commitment to starting payments demonstrates a systematic approach to address FTX's substantial obligations. The crypto market will likely monitor these payouts closely, influencing market sentiment and investor behavior in the coming months.

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