FTX reaches settlement with BlockFi, may pay up to $874 million

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FTX and BlockFi have resolved their disputes.

FTX reaches settlement with BlockFi, may pay up to $874 million
Bankrupt crypto companies FTX and BlockFi have resolved their disputes stemming from the companies' collapses in 2022, with FTX agreeing to pay BlockFi up to $874 million, according to court documents filed on Wednesday. The settlement is subject to approval by US Bankruptcy Judge John Dorsey in ...

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