Prosecutors are calling some FTX customers to testify that they were told their assets were safe, and to share how FTX's collapse affected them.
"As the crypto market has recovered, many FTX customers are concluding that they can sell their claim, buy crypto again, and do much better than letting their claim depreciate," said Matthew Sedigh, CEO of Xclaim, a bankruptcy claims exchange.
Some creditors Reuters interviewed declined to share evidence of their FTX claims because they contained personal information.
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Xclaim lists over 2,000 FTX claims for sale, worth around $610 million at last November's crypto prices, Sedigh said.
Persons:
Sam Bankman, Eduardo Munoz, Lee Rees, FTX, Rees, doesn't, Fried, scammers, Matthew Sedigh, John Ray, Kroll, ”, Maxime, Marc Antoine, Julliard, …, Sunil Kavuri, Kavuri, Sedigh, Luc Cohen, Michelle Price, Sharon Singleton
Organizations:
REUTERS, Alameda Research, Reuters, FTX, Thomson
Locations:
New York, U.S, London, FTX, Washington