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FTX sues Binance and CZ for ‘fraudulent tweets’ and $1.8B clawback

By Editorial Board Published November 11, 2024 3 Min Read
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FTX sues Binance and CZ for ‘fraudulent tweets’ and .8B clawback

Bankrupt crypto trade FTX has sued rival Binance and its former chief Changpeng Zhao to recuperate $1.8 billion price of shares that it says had been wrongfully repurchased by Sam Bankman-Fried again in 2021.

In 2019, Zhao bought a 20% share in FTX for $80 million. Below the management of Bankman-Fried, FTX repurchased the shares in July 2021 for $2.2 billion.

Bankman-Fried claimed on the time that the repurchase “just makes sense.” He instructed Decrypt that he and Zhao “had been anticipating it might go in that route for a short while, and now looks as if an honest time to simply go forward and get it completed.

“And obviously they did quite well on the investment as well, so I certainly think it’s been a win for them.”

Nonetheless, in a grievance filed on Sunday in Delaware chapter court docket, FTX claimed that as a result of FTX and its buying and selling agency Alameda Analysis had been “balance-sheet insolvent by early 2021,” the deal was fraudulent (through Bloomberg).

FTX claims Binance’s CZ supposed to “destroy his rival”

Bankman-Fried additionally eluded to Binance’s issues with regulatory scrutiny within the Decrypt interview. Certainly, in a a lot later interview for Michael Lewis’ guide, Going Infinite, Bankman-Fried stated the repurchase catalyzed a “cold war” between the pair, resulting in a back-and-forth of thinly veiled threats through Twitter.

FTX’s grievance filed on Sunday addresses this “cold war” by additional alleging that Zhao had a hand to play in FTX’s collapse. In response to CoinDesk’s damning article on November 2, 2022, which claimed that Alameda’s stability sheet is propped up by FTX’s FTT token, Zhao posted on Twitter that Binance intends to liquidate its remaining $550 million price of FTT.

As a part of Binance’s exit from FTX fairness final 12 months, Binance obtained roughly $2.1 billion USD equal in money (BUSD and FTT). On account of latest revelations which have got here to gentle, we now have determined to liquidate any remaining FTT on our books. 1/4

— CZ 🔶 BNB (@cz_binance) November 6, 2022

Prospects withdrew a whopping $2 billion in funds that day. By the next day, November 5, over $5 billion had been withdrawn. FTT dropped in worth from $22 to $7.

The FTX grievance says that Zhao’s sequence of “false, misleading, and fraudulent tweets” had been “maliciously calculated to destroy his rival.”

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