Penyelesaian klaim FTX dan BlockFi bergerak maju
In a significant development in the cryptocurrency bankruptcy saga, bankrupt crypto firms FTX and BlockFi have received court approval to move forward with their claims settlement negotiations. The decision, made by United States bankruptcy Judge Michael Kaplan, lifts the automatic stay on proceedings between the two entities, enabling FTX debtors to actively pursue their claims against BlockFi in the ongoing FTX bankruptcy process. Progressing Towards Resolution This legal progression comes after both FTX and BlockFi filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy status in November 2022, following the dramatic collapse of FTX earlier that month. BlockFi‘s involvement in the FTX debacle includes approximately $355 million in funds frozen on the FTX platform and an additional debt of $671 million owed to them by Alameda Research, FTX’s sister company. The courts order also specifies that FTX debtors are not entitled to receive any affirmative distribution from BlockFi debtors. Additionally, both parties have been directed to file for mediation with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware promptly, with the mediation process slated to commence no later than December 24, 2023. Evidence and Impact of the Collapse The unraveling of FTX, once a titan in the crypto world, has had far-reaching impacts, with BlockFis financial stability severely affected by its








