FTX Files Lawsuit Against Two Companies for Allegedly Failing To Return Assets as Part of Recovery Program
The EXCHANGE FTX Crypto in bankruptcy pursues two companies so as not to return digital assets.
In a new declaration, FTX said that he filed complaints to the American bankruptcy courtyard against the NFT Stars Limited and Kurosemi Inc. tokens issuers for having to provide FTX with “contractually authorized tokens” as part of a wider effort to recover assets for his creditors.
“We urge the emitters of tokens and parts to return assets which rightly belong to FTX, and are willing to launch an adequate commitment. Our team continues to work tirelessly to maximize the recovery of the FTX succession and the return funds to creditors, in particular by fileing two complaints against the publishers who ignored our attempts to commit us.
THE complaints Require that companies give tokens that FTX complaints have been purchased thanks to simple agreements for future tokens (SAFTS) by the affiliated commercial company of FTX, Alameda Research, via its venture capital arm, Alameda Ventures.
Complaints also require punitive damages.
According to legal files, Alameda Ventures, now called Maclaurin Investment, is still due 831,691 Senate tokens (Senate) and 83,169 187 tokens Sidus (Sidus) from NFT Stars Limited, a non -fascinable token market (NFT).
MacLaurin paid $ 325,000 for the right to receive a total of 1,354,166 tokens from the Senate and 135,416,666 Sidus tokens.
In the trial against Kurosemi, the company behind the artificial intelligence agent platform (AI) Delysium, FTX alleys that MacLaurin paid $ 1 million to receive 75 million Delysium tokens (AG) once the token is launched, subject to an acquisition calendar. However, the FTX says that no token has yet been received.
The trial also suggests that Delysium does not intend to transfer the tokens.
“On October 27, 2023, the moderator of the Delysium Discord chain wrote:” Due to [FTX’s] Bankruptcy, we do not allocate them tokens. »»
The FTX filed for a bankruptcy in November 2022 after imploding in the midst of the accusations that its executive of the company then, Sam Bankman Fried, poorly managed the stock market funds by lending billions of dollars in customer deposits to Alameda Research.
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