Ripple, BlackRock, and Nasdaq are also among those interested in the planned reboot of FTX.
FTX, which declared bankruptcy in November 2022 and caused the price-based decline of the crypto market, is preparing to return to the field.
The exchange, which plans to restart as FTX 2.0, is conducting its processes in bankruptcy court. CEO John Ray III plans to reboot FTX, while those interested in FTX 2.0 include BlackRock, Ripple, and Nasdaq.
FTX 2.0 Coming: Interested Crowd
FTX, which entered the bankruptcy process and started its legal processes, is making plans to re-enter the crypto industry. John Ray III, CEO of FTX, continues to share details on the structuring process.
The other day, FTX made a statement about the US Bankruptcy Code documents authorizing the sale of a company’s assets. FTX has released the names that will be involved in the asset sale.
According to a lawsuit filed in Delaware Bankruptcy Court the other day, FTX counsel, Alvarez & Marsal, has shared a list of 363 Selling Parties. This list includes names that are interested in FTX 2.0, which is part of the reboot plan. BlacRock, Ripple and Nasdaq are among the names that attract attention.
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