THE PROCESS INVOLVES

FTX Victims Seek Control of Forfeited Assets amid Bankruptcy Battle

FTX Victims View Bankruptcy Process as ‘Second Act of Theft,’ File

FTX’s Bankruptcy Process Another ‘Act of Theft?’ Victims Cry Foul

Attorneys Adam Moskowitz And David

Las víctimas de FTX ven el proceso de quiebra como un 'segundo

Attorneys Adam Moskowitz and David Boies, representing the victims, stated in the filing that the bankruptcy process has left FTX customers feeling “aggrieved and

Victims of disgraced former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried’s fraud seek a ruling that the forfeited assets of the failed cryptocurrency exchange belong to its customers

FTX Customers ‘Aggrieved and Robbed’ by Bankruptcy Process

FTX Victims View Bankruptcy Process as 'Second Act of Theft

The FTX Saga Continues: Victims Fight for Their Share

The Filing Also Reflected The

Las víctimas de FTX buscan una audiencia judicial para pronunciarse sobre su afirmación de que todos los activos confiscados del fallido intercambio de Cripto, alrededor

FTX bankruptcy victims are seeking a ruling that the failed crypto exchange’s forfeited assets, some $8 billion, belong to its customers, not the bankruptcy

The filing also reflected the sentiments of many FTX customers who feel disillusioned, viewing the bankruptcy process as a “second act of theft”.

Currently

FTX Victims Challenge Bankruptcy Process, Seek $8B in Assets

Currently, FTX is carrying out its bankruptcy process. At the same time, the customers of the exchange are urging a New York court to rule that FTX forfeited assets that belonged to them

FTX's victims are seeking a court hearing to rule on their claim that all the failed crypto exchange's forfeited assets, about $8 billion, belong to its customers, not the