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by: xpoolPosted on: October 31, 2025

SBF Team Claims FTX Was Never Bankrupt, Creditors Receive 120% Payment

The SBF team has disputed the notion of FTX’s bankruptcy, asserting their $136 billion in assets as evidence. They argued that the exchange never collapsed and instead, payments were made to creditors at a rate of 120%, sparking controversy within the crypto community who strongly disagree with this claim.

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