Key Points:
According to data from Claims Market, the expected payment ratio for creditors’ claims against FTX has surged to 35%-40%, a remarkable improvement from the meager 12% observed at the start of the year.
To put this into perspective, the total value of claims against FTX stands at approximately US$16 billion, while the consolidated assets are around US$7 billion. The thereof figure represents a significant step forward in the process of compensating creditors, instilling newfound optimism in the crypto community.
Furthermore, there’s an interesting twist to the story involving Anthropic reported by Wu Blockchain, an artificial intelligence company that FTX had invested in.
Anthropic recently completed a substantial financing round, leading to a substantial increase in its valuation. All of which could potentially have a positive impact on the assets available for distribution to creditors.
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