FTX Gears Up for $3.4 Billion Crypto Liquidation: What’s the Market Fallout?

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FTX Gears Up for $3.4 Billion Crypto Liquidation: What’s the Market Fallout?

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FTX Gears Up for $3.4 Billion Crypto Liquidation: What’s the Market Fallout?

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The cryptocurrency world is on high alert as FTX, the troubled crypto exchange, is expected to receive court approval to liquidate an estimated $3.4 billion in digital assets. The potential green light for this massive liquidation could come as early as September 13, causing market stakeholders to brace for impact.

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IntoTheBlock, a respected crypto analytics firm, warns that the impending FTX liquidation could negatively affect Ethereum and Solana. Despite positive developments like Visa’s involvement and a potential ETH ETF, FTX’s liquidation could be the market’s puppet master.

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Notable crypto commentator Hitesh.eth suggests that even if the court approval comes through, the liquidation might not start immediately. FTX plans to offload up to $100 million in digital assets weekly, occasionally stretching to $200 million.

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Solana (SOL), which forms a significant part of FTX’s assets, has already seen a 5.1% price dip. FTT, FTX’s native token, also raises concerns due to its limited liquidity and market depth.

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FTX is not sitting idle; it’s actively seeking legal avenues to recover assets. The exchange recently filed a clawback lawsuit against LayerZero and is pursuing millions from various entities, including Ari Litan, LayerZero’s COO.

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FTX is also reconsidering promotional fees given to sports celebrities like Naomi Osaka and Shaquille O’Neal. These celebrities had received significant amounts for their endorsements during FTX’s more prosperous days.

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