FTX Disputes Jump Trading's $264 Million Legal Claim in Court
Unpacking the Complex Legal Battle over a $264 Million Claim in the FTX-Alameda Bankruptcy Saga In the world of high-finance drama and the ever-volatile crypto market, a new chapter unfolds as the FTX-Alameda bankruptcy estate locks horns with Tai Mo Shan, a Jump Trading subsidiary, over a whopping $264 million claim This legal tussle centers around a disputed loan agreement that never saw the light of day, setting the stage for a fascinating exploration of promises unkept in the digital currency space The Crux of the Controversy At the heart of this dispute is a loan agreement from August 2020 involving 800 million Serum (SRM) tokens For those not in the loop, SRM is the lifeblood of the Serum decentralized exchange, closely linked with the now-defunct FTX exchange The collapse of FTX in 2022 sent shockwaves through the financial world, affecting not just its own operations but also those connected with it, like Alameda Research...
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