The bankrupt Crypto exchange FTX does not complain two companies due to alleged digital assets.
In a new statement, FTX says it has submitted complaints to the US bankruptcy court against token publisher NFT Stars Limited and Kurosemi Inc. For not providing FTX with “contractual rights signed” as part of a broader effort to repair assets for its creditors.
“We urge to return assets in Token and Coins to give assets that belong to FTX, and are willing to initiate a lawsuit with sufficient involvement. Our team continues to work tirelessly to make the recovery for the FTX area and return funds to debtors who have repeatedly complied with statements of empeting against judgments of embracing statements against judgments of the statements of empetings against judgments against judgments.”
The complaints require the companies to turn tokens that FTX claims have been purchased through simple agreements for future tokens (SAFTs) by FTX’s affiliated Handelsbureau, Alameda Research, via her venture arm, Alameda Ventures.
The complaints also require compensation.
According to the court applications, Alameda Ventures, now called MacLaurin Investment, is still owing 831,691 Senate (Senate) tokens and 83.169.187 Sidus (Sidus) tokens of NFT Stars Limited, a non -fungable token (NFT) market.
MacLaurin paid $ 325,000 for the right to receive a total of 1,354,166 Senatestokens and 135,416,666 Sidus -Token.
In the lawsuit against Kurosemi, the company behind Artificial Intelligence (AI) Agent platform Dolesium, FTX claims that Maclaurin has paid $ 1 million to receive 75 million Dolesium (AGI) tokens as soon as it was launched, subject to a fortress schedule. However, FTX says that no tokens have been received yet.
The lawsuit also suggests that Dolesium does not intend to transfer the tokens.
“In October 27, 2023, the Moderator of the Dolesium Discord -Canal wrote: ‘ [FTX’s] Bankruptcy, we will not assign them to the tokens. ” ‘
FTX had to implement bankruptcy in November 2022 in the midst of accusations that her then chief director, Sam Bankman-Gefuurt, was wrong to borrow billions of dollars of customer deposits to Alameda Research.
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