Happy Tuesday! In today's newsletter, FTX's reorganization plan gains the support of most creditors, EigenLayer's token begins trading, Metaplanet boosts its bitcoin holdings and more.

Meanwhile, Iran's missile threat against Israel rattles markets as Coinbase and bitcoin mining stocks sell off.

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Over 94% of the collapsed crypto exchange FTX's creditors in the "dot com customer entitlement claims" class — representing about $6.8 billion in value — voted in favor of its reorganization plan, restructuring firm Kroll disclosed in a filing on Monday.

EigenLayer officially lifted transfer restrictions on its native token at midnight ET on Monday, enabling EIGEN to begin trading on various exchanges.

Tokyo-listed investment firm Metaplanet announced it had purchased an additional 107.9 BTC ($6.9 million) on Tuesday, bringing its total holdings to 506.7 BTC ($32 million).

Early investors in DeFi protocol Pike Finance were upset about the token's launch on Monday, with the team only providing $10,000 in initial liquidity on the Base DEX Aerodrome.

Vitalik Buterin said he supports the existence of a Hezbollah betting section on the decentralized predictions platform Polymarket.

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