FTX Granted Approval to Sell $744 Million Worth of Grayscale Assets
FTX has obtained approval from the bankruptcy court to begin selling its shares in the digital trusts managed by
cryptocurrency
firm Grayscale Investments, aiming to raise funds to repay creditors owed billions of dollars. According to court documents, FTX plans to sell these assets in a way that maximizes value while avoiding disruption to the digital investment market. Grayscale sells investments associated with various digital currencies, and buyers do not hold actual currencies but rather acquire shares in trusts formed and managed by Grayscale. According to FTX's statement in court documents, the value of the trust shares it holds was approximately $744 million last month.
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