The transaction price of FTX Group's bankruptcy claims has increased significantly in the secondary market. The current investment valuation of FTX's claims (a percentage of the face value of the claims) on the claims trading platform Claims Market is between 57% and 73%. This price increase is mainly due to the overall strength of the digital asset market. Data provided by Cherokee Acquisition shows that FTX’s debt valuation has increased from 50%-53% at the end of October to the current 57%-73%. The change comes after FTX administrators issued an update on October 16, which mentioned that clients of FTX.com and FTX US would jointly receive 90% of the value of global distributable funds if the revised plan is approved. %above. (Bloomberg)

FTX creditor @sunil_trades posted on the The IRS did not provide any evidence of the claim.

더블록이 FTX 클레임(고객자산 상환 청구) 전문가인 토마스 브라지엘(Thomas Braziel)을 인용해 장외거래(OTC) 시장에서 FTX 클레임이 달러당 50센트 이상에 거래되고 있다고 전했다. 미디어는 "지난주 2,000만 달러 규모의 FTX 클레임이 OTC 경매에서 달러당 52센트에 거래됐다. 클레임 가격이 달러당 50 센트를 넘는 것은 시장이 FTX 사용자 자산 중 약 절반 이상이 회수될 수 있을 것으로 예상하고 있음을 시사한다. FTX 클레임을 구매하면 FTX에 묶인 자산의 회수 권한을 모두 갖게 된다"고 설명했다.

Odaily Planet Daily News FTX officially issued an article explaining issues related to the display of claims data for derivatives positions. Users can determine whether they hold a derivatives position by going to "Step 4" of the Customer Claims Portal and clicking on the "Positions" tab. In the initial client claim schedule filed on March 15, 2023, all open derivatives positions were assumed to be closed and included in the USD balance; while in the revised version filed on June 27, 2023 In the customer claim form, all open derivatives positions as of the date and time of the application (November 11, 2022) are split into separate table line items, showing the number of contracts held by the claiming customer based on the derivative code. The above changes will not change or affect the total value of the user's claim, and the final U.S. dollar equivalent valuation will be determined at a later date. According to previous news, FTX reminded its customers that the last submission date for customer claim certificates is 16:00 on September 29, Eastern Time (4:00 on September 30, Beijing time). It is recommended that users log in to the customer claim portal to start the claim process. FTX requires customers to provide KYC information during the claim process, and the KYC review and verification process will continue after the deadline. In addition, FTX has sent separate notices on September 17, 2023 for accounts that were previously frozen due to the Kroll network security incident, the bankruptcy claims agent.

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.

The FTX User Alliance tweeted 7 hours ago that the FTX Claims website was open. The website shows that users in FTX, FTX US, Blockfolio, FTX EU, FTX Japan, and Liquid can access account information, query historical transactions, and submit electronic claim certificates, etc. . However, the FTX claims website went offline after about an hour of operation. As of the time of publication, the website is currently displayed as unavailable, and the reason has not been identified. Foresight News previously reported that the deadline for FTX debtors to submit proof of customer claims has been set at 4:00 EST on September 29, 2023.

The FTX Claims website is now accessible, and the website shows that FTX's motion to establish a deadline for customers to submit proof of claims is scheduled to be heard in court on June 29, 2023 at 1:00 a.m. The website will be signed on or around July 3 Started after a court order related to the motion.

According to data listed on bankruptcy claims trading marketplace Xclaim, $91.7 million in FTX claims listed on Xclaim could be sold for as much as 13 percent of the account balance, CoinDesk reported. Voyager, BlockFi, and Celsius are trading at 41%, 28.5%, and 18.5% of account balances, respectively. Andrew Glantz, Xclaim's chief strategy officer, said the steep discounts were due to less public information about the claims. Most creditors still cannot access their accounts or even provide basic screenshots of their accounts, making it more difficult to verify that they are indeed owed money. FTX's creditors are mainly concentrated in Asia, with half from Singapore, 15% from China, and 23% from Taiwan.