FTX's Financial Struggles: Accumulating $53,000 Per Hour in Bankruptcy Fees
FTX, facing financial distress, grapples with a staggering expense of $53,000 per hour in bankruptcy-related fees, revealing significant challenges in its legal battle.
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FTX, facing financial distress, grapples with a staggering expense of $53,000 per hour in bankruptcy-related fees, revealing significant challenges in its legal battle.
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The estate of bankrupt crypto firm FTX has filed a lawsuit against Bybit, seeking to recover $953 million transferred to Bybit's investment arm. The legal complaint alleges misappropriation of funds and points to VIP status and questionable withdrawals leading up to FTX's bankruptcy filing.
FTX initiates legal action against Bybit and associates in a $953 million asset recovery effort, amidst broader bankruptcy proceedings and ongoing efforts to reclaim funds.
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