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FTX, the notorious cryptocurrency exchange that collapsed in 2022, has announced a settlement with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) as part of its ongoing bankruptcy proceedings. Meanwhile, the agreement, which awaits court approval, could reshape the landscape for affected cryptocurrency holders and mark a critical step in the ongoing bankruptcy process.  Perhaps the details reveal a complex arrangement that prioritizes creditors while introducing a new compensation mechanism for those impacted. Key Details Of Settlement The settlement addresses a massive $4 billion claim from the CFTC, which will now be treated as a lower priority compared to other creditor claims. This means that while the CFTC’s claim remains valid, any funds that would have gone to the CFTC will instead be redirected to a new Supplemental Remission Fund.  This fund is designed to provide additional compensation to those who suffered losses due to FTX’s collapse, but it will only become active after all creditors are paid in full. Judge Kaplan’s recent ruling laid the groundwork for this settlement by imposing substantial financial penalties on FTX. Notably, the court’s order included a $4 billion disgorgement and $8.7 billion in restitution, highlighting the seriousness of the alleged misconduct. Acknowledging Victims’ Losses The settlement reflects an acknowledgment of the severe impact on creditors, particularly those who invested in cryptocurrencies. Over 200 victim statements submitted to Judge Kaplan have underscored the urgency of addressing these losses.  Well done to FTX victims (200+) sent in Victim Impact Statements to Judge Kaplan You made a difference despite media reporting FTX customers are 100% whole under the plan Judge Kaplan, CFTC, Govt. recognised Crypto holders are not whole at petition date prices My conclusion… pic.twitter.com/Ew7IIwFG5c — Sunil (FTX Creditor Champion) (@sunil_trades) July 13, 2024 However, this settlement has stirred controversy among some creditors who feel that using…

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