FTX is trying to recover voluntary payments to 3rd parties, including political contributions and charitable donations

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FTX is trying to recover voluntary payments to 3rd parties, including political contributions and charitable donations

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Published 20 Dec 2022

John Ray, the new CEO of FTX Nathan Howard / Stringer FTX is trying to claw back donations and political contributions to pay creditors. Founder Sam Bankman-Fried made over $46 million in political contributions leading up to FTX's bankruptcy. Former Representative Beto O'Rourke said he returned a…

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FTX is Trying to Get Back Payments Made Voluntarily to Third Parties, Like Political Contributions and Donations to Charities

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Last Updated on December 21, 2022 by Bitfinsider Disgraced cryptocurrency exchange FTX is making an effort to recoup monies so that..

FTX bears the brunt of SBF’s decisions as it attempts to reclaim these funds
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FTX Will Look to Retrieve Voluntary Payments From Third Parties, Possibly Including SBF's Political Donations
Upworthy 20 Dec 2022

FTX is trying to recover voluntary payments to 3rd parties, including political contributions and charitable donations

FTX is trying to recover voluntary payments to 3rd parties, including political contributions and charitable donations

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FTX is Trying to Get Back Payments Made Voluntarily to Third Parties, Like Political Contributions and Donations to Charities

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