FTX’s Bankruptcy Fees Already Topped $200M, Court Examiner Says

By cineramaJune 21, 2023DeFi

The wind-up of crypto exchange FTX is set to be “very expensive by any measure” with professional fees already amounting to over $200 million, a court-appointed examiner said in […]

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FTX’s Bankruptcy Fees Already Topped $200M, Court Examiner Says

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