The company Figure Markets took part in the auction, purchasing 800,000 SOL at $102 per coin. An unknown amount of the asset was bought by Pantera Capital, which previously raised more than $250 million to buy out SOL from the FTX exchange.

The first auction, held in April, drew criticism from FTX's lenders due to the 62% discount. The main buyers of SOL for a total of $1.9 billion were Pantera Capital and Galaxy Digital's subsidiary Galaxy Trading. At the end of April, the next auction took place at a price of $100 per coin.

In early May, FTX liquidators proposed a compensation plan. According to it, 98% of creditors can receive at least 118%. However, a group of affected customers opposed the compensation plan, citing fiat payments among its shortcomings, and that compensation for Bitcoin would be only $16,800 at the current rate of about $68,600.

Earlier, experts from the analytical company K33 said that payments to FTX creditors could have a positive impact on the crypto market. If the site reorganization plan is approved, the company will be able to recover losses within two months.$SOL