The FTX Creditors Alliance FTX 2.0 Coalition posted on the X platform that FTX customers have formed a voting alliance. More than $200 million will be cast in support of a plan that includes: 1. FTX 2.0; 2. Recovery and Equity Tokens; 3. Customer risk investment; 4. Prioritize settlement by trading volume. Creditors have until December 16 to submit a final plan, which will need to be approved by a vote.

FTX2.0 연합이 X(구 트위터)를 통해 “최근 업데이트 된 법원 문서를 보면 FTX 자산 경매의 최초 입찰가(Stalking horse bid)가 오는 12월 16일(현지시간) 이전에 결정될 예정이다”고 전했다. 그러면서 “또 내달 중으로 FTX 보유 암호화폐의 가치를 어떤 기준으로 측정하고, 어떻게 평가할 것인지 결정된다. 2022년 11월 당시 암호화폐 가격을 기준으로 자산 평가가 이뤄질 가능성이 크다. 이에 반대하는 고객 또는 채권자는 이의를 제기할 준비를 해야 한다”고 설명했다.

Odaily Planet Daily reported that the FTX User Alliance FTX 2.0 Coalition issued a statement on the The risk exposure within a day is approximately US$13 billion. Note: The fake horse bidding refers to the initial public bidding acquisition action proposed by the buyer selected by the company filing for bankruptcy protection. The fake horse bid is used as a starting price or the lowest price acceptable to the seller, and other potential acquirers must bid higher if they want to successfully acquire the property. Previously, Fortune magazine reported that FTX has contacted more than 75 bidders since May 2023 to evaluate the possibility of relaunching the exchange, according to a stakeholder briefing released on Monday. According to the filing, the deadline for bidding for FTX 2.0 is September 24. The process is intended to consider different potential structures, including acquisitions, mergers, recapitalizations or other transactions to relaunch FTX.com or the FTX US exchange.

Odaily Planet Daily News FTX Creditor Alliance FTX 2.0 Coalition stated on Twitter that FTX seeks the court to resolve the Genesis $175 million claim dispute, exempt $175 million customer claims and (almost worthless) Alameda claims. Claims dropped from an initial $3.9 billion to $2 billion, surely the worst deal to date, especially given the DOJ investigations into DCG and Genesis. Even though Genesis' loan balance is inflated by interest earned on loans to Alameda etc., Genesis' claims are currently higher than FTX's claims. In 2022, Alameda repaid Genesis with billions of FTX client funds. The crypto assets they hold are directly traceable to FTX customer deposits. We expect the UCC to object to this "deal". Prior to the news on August 5, according to Bloomberg citing sources, the New York Attorney General Letitia James’ office requested information on former executives of Genesis, a cryptocurrency lending company. and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) have opened an investigation and sought to interview potential witnesses for Genesis and its parent company, DCG. A DCG spokesman said the company was assisting regulators and investigators upon request.

Odaily Planet Daily News According to official news, Starknet Foundry 0.2.0 has been launched, and the problem of using imports in test files has been fixed. According to previous news, Starknet Foundry is an extremely fast toolkit for developing Starknet contracts, designed and developed by the former Protostar team at Software Mansion, and written in Rust based on the local Cairo test runner and Blockifie.

According to Coingape, FTX’s consulting firm Alvarez & Marsal announced 363 entities interested in the FTX 2.0 restart, including Nasdaq, Ripple Labs, Galaxy Digital, BlackRock, Tribe Capital, Robinhood, NYDIG and OKCoin. FTX debtors plan to go through the sale process in the third or fourth quarter of this year, and these companies are likely to be bidders.

FTX 用户联盟援引法庭文件称，FTX 现任首席执行官 John J. Ray III 已确认 FTX 2.0 计划，其中包括审查并完成重新启动 2.0 版交易所的材料、对 2.0 投标名单进行评审等内容。

Twitter user FTX 2.0pium (FTX Creditor) tweeted that according to the latest FTX fee report, the vague "FTX 2.0" restart in the previous document has more conclusive terms and relevant information. This includes creating simulated transactions to test user experience, tax analysis of potential restart scenarios, and security analysis.

According to PeckShield monitoring, a hacker issued FTX 2.0 tokens and transferred them to the FTX exchange, pretending to add liquidity to the FTX address. Afterwards, the hacker conducted airdrops to Justin Sun, KuCoin, and Binance addresses, and packaged them as FTX official airdrop tokens.