The FTX collapse that rocked the crypto world in late 2022 is trending toward a happy ending—for some investors, at least.

Bitcoin plunged Tuesday after FTX revealed it was starting initial customer repayments over two years since the exchange's ...

FTX Digital Markets is set to begin repaying $1.2 billion to its creditors, marking the first major distribution since the ...

While bitcoin (BTC) is little changed over the past 24 hours, down just 0.7%, the broader market is in a bearish mood ...

A recent survey found that 79% of FTX creditors plan to reinvest their repayments in crypto, with 62% specifically eyeing ...

The defunct FTX crypto exchange has begun repayment for users with claims worth $50K or less. Reportedly, about $1.2B will be ...

FTX's bankruptcy estate is beginning with small claims customers, disbursing $1.2 billion worth of repayments in this initial ...

Sunil Kavuri, the FTX creditor activist, today announced that some jurisdictions were not eligible for FTX claim ...

Plus: Apple turns off end-to-end encrypted iCloud backups in the UK after pressure to install a backdoor, and two spyware ...

FTX repayments start on Feb. 18 for those with claims up to $50,000. Those affected opened up about the devastation of the ...

FTX begins $1.2B creditor repayments on Feb. 18, sparking market speculation. Bitcoin and Solana face potential impacts amid ...

FTX’s next repayment to creditors will take place on April 11, 2025, followed by another round of distributions on May 30, ...