79% said they will reinvest the repayments in crypto
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A survey by NFTEvening, in collaboration with Storible, revealed that 79% of FTX creditors interviewed intend to reinvest the repayment back into crypto. This result reflects a strong commitment to the cryptocurrency sector, despite the losses. FTX Creditors and the Choice to Reinvest the Refund in Crypto NFTEvening, in collaboration with Storible, interviewed 1,016 FTX creditors on February 19, 2025, asking them how they intend to use their reimbursement. From what has emerged, it seems that 79% of FTX creditors have stated that they will reinvest in cryptocurrencies, revealing the strong commitment towards the crypto sector despite the losses incurred. In terms of sums of money, it has been found that such investments in crypto are on average 29% of the reimbursement funds. Among the various cryptos, the choice to invest in the crypto Solana (SOL) stands out and in its ecosystem. In fact, 62% of FTX creditors stated they want to purchase SOL with their reimbursement. Moreover, 44% stated they would reinvest in Solana-based projects. In terms of blockchain and ecosystems, the podium of the most chosen cryptos by FTX creditors sees Ethereum (ETH) in second place, with 31%. In third place, however, there is 16% of FTX creditors who stated they prefer projects based on BNB. FTX Creditors: Solana, Ethereum, and BNB, but also memecoin and AI crypto According to the overall survey results, it seems that the trend among FTX creditors who are recovering their funds after two years is to continue believing in the crypto sector. Therefore, leading the way are the ecosystems of Solana, Ethereum, and BNB. Yet, there are also other choices that have made their way into this particular survey. In fact, even though in smaller quantities, the creditors of FTX have revealed a strong interest in reinvesting their repayments in the memecoin…
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