The bankrupt FTX settles the lawsuit against Bybit for $228 million.
The settlement allows FTX to recover $175 million in funds from Bybit.
The lawsuit initially sought $953 million from Bybit and two corporate affiliates.
The bankrupt crypto exchange FTX announced a $228 million settlement with Bybit on October 24th, ending a prolonged lawsuit that aimed to recover funds. A legal filing shows the settlement allows FTX to withdraw $175 million in digital assets from Bybit and sell approximately $53 million in BIT tokens to Bybit’s investment division, Mirana Corp.
Back in November 2023, FTX filed a lawsuit against Bybit and two other corporate affiliates, claiming they unfairly profited from FTX. The lawsuit aimed to recover $953 million in funds and assets from FTX, Mirana Corp, and Time Research Ltd. The amount reflects the value of the withdrawn assets on November 1st.
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The settlement amount is significantly less than the $953 million FTX originally requested. Defendants who withdrew funds before the bankruptcy will receive creditor claims worth 75% of their account balances…
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