FTX Creditors Receive 120% Payouts on Small Claims, Partial on Large Claims
2025-07-02 01:21:28

Main Idea
FTX's creditor repayments are progressing, with smaller claims receiving 120% payouts and larger ones 72.5% so far, with additional distributions planned through 2027 to reach full repayment.
Key Points
1. Claims under $50,000 received 120% payouts in February and May 2025, allowing smaller creditors to recover beyond their initial claims.
2. Claims over $50,000 received a 72.5% payout in May, with the remaining 27.5% expected in additional distributions planned for October and December 2026, and into 2027.
3. Payments are being made under a Chapter 11 plan approved by a bankruptcy judge in Delaware last year.
4. FTX, FTX.US, Alameda Research, and over 100 affiliated companies filed for bankruptcy on November 11, 2022, with Sam Bankman-Fried resigning as CEO and later receiving a 25-year sentence for fraud.
5. Celebrities like Tom Brady, Gisele Bündchen, Kevin O’Leary, and Stephen Curry were largely cleared in FTX lawsuits, while Shaquille O’Neal agreed to pay $1.8 million to settle a class-action lawsuit.
Description
FTX’s creditor repayments are progressing almost three years after its collapse. New details have emerged, which reveal that smaller claims are receiving 120% payouts and larger ones are paid 72.5% so far. Additional distributions are planned through 2027, which aim to complete full recoveries for larger creditors. FTX Payout Progress Sunil Kavuri, the FTX creditor activist, revealed that claims under $50,000 received 120% payouts in February and May 2025, allowing smaller creditors to recover b...
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