The Bankrupt Crypto Exchange FTX filed suits against the anonymous NFT stars market and blockchain gaming firm Kurosemi, who operates as delysium, accusing them of preventing the tokens they owed.
The suits, both filed in Delaware Bankruptcy Court, It is said that NFT and delysium stars failed to be delivered all of the tokens Paid for by FTX in spite of repeated attempts to solve this matter.
Ftx claimed In an April 28 statement it made the “many unanswered attempts” to engage in both companies, and it would “contact many other tokens and coins about FTX properties and file additional suits against non-responsive parties.”
As part of the complaint against the delysium, FTX claimed the arm of this trading, Alameda Research, paid $ 1 million in January 2022 for 75 million gaming firm tokens.
It claimed the original launch of the token was in April 2023, and part of Alameda Research of the tokens was subject to a vesting schedule that began with a 20% unlocking after 12 months.
However, FTX said the timeframe was extended to 48 months and then stopped across because of its losses Following its collapse in November 2022.
Meanwhile, FTX complaint against Marketplace nft stars It claimed to be paying $ 325,000 in November 2021 for 1.35 million Senate tokens and 135 million SIDUS tokens.
After a partial delivery, FTX claimed NFT stars stopped delivering the remaining 831,000 Senate tokens and 83 million SIDU tokens, due to trials in losses, the company claimed.
FTX wants tokens including injuries
The FTX asked the court to be awarded the remaining tokens along with injuries, focusing on tokens that hit a peak value and could be sold for a income if they were delivered on time.
Delysium’s token struck a peak price of $ 0.672 in May 2024, According to In coingecko. This has since lost 90% of its value and is a trade of $ 0.067.
Senate reached $ 5.85 in January 2022 but since 99% of its value, while Sidus hit its leading price up to $ 0.19 in January 2022, but since 99% collapsed, coingecko data Shut up.
NFT and delysium stars did not respond immediately to cointelegraph requests for comment.
FTX is trying to restore the funds it claims to be in debt to the collapse of the crypto exchange.
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In November last year, it filed a trio of suits, one Against the Skybridge Capital and its founder, Anthony Scaramucci, to recover funds spent by former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-fried in sponsorship and investment deals.
Another suit was filed against the crypto exchange Binance and its former CEO, Changpeng ZhaoIn a bid to recover the $ 1.76 billion worth of cryptocurrency sent to the exchange as part of a deal with the re -purchase of July 2021.
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