
FTX, the bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange, is seeking approval from a judge on Tuesday to allow its customers to vote on a liquidation plan. The plan aims to compensate victims in cash through wind-down payments, but has faced significant objections from some customers who demand higher repayments, calling the plan 'fatally flawed.' The dispute over the multi-billion dollar plan highlights the ongoing conflict between bankruptcy lawyers in Delaware and class action attorneys in Miami. The outcome of the vote could determine how billions of dollars in claims from FTX's 2022 collapse are distributed.
[BLOOMBERG] #FTX customers to vote on multi billion dollar repayment plan
A tussle is underway for control of billions of dollars in claims arising from the 2022 implosion of the crypto exchange FTX. The dispute is pitting bankruptcy lawyers in Delaware against class action attorneys in Miami. Read @AlisonFrankel's latest column https://t.co/UOgmYiezsi https://t.co/FvPH5PDt9U
FTX customers will be asked in the coming weeks to vote on the failed crypto exchange’s multi billion dollar plan for compensating victims whose assets have been locked on the platform since it collapsed. https://t.co/9nqFBSaN9P


