ChainCatcher news, according to Bloomberg, citing informed sources, the crypto claims and trading platform OPNX plans to inject $30 million worth of FLEX digital tokens into the crypto lending platform Hodlnaut to fund partial payments to creditors and complete the claims process.According to the relevant terms, after the FLEX injection, OPNX will own 75% of Hodlnaut. The document mentions that if creditors agree to the plan, they will receive 30% of FLEX and other token claims, or a proportional payment of up to 95% of the total available corporate asset pool, whichever is higher.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, data listed on the bankruptcy claims trading market Xclaim shows that the $91.7 million in FTX claims listed on Xclaim may be sold at 13% of the account balance. The trading prices for claims from Voyager, BlockFi, and Celsius are 41%, 28.5%, and 18.5% of the account balance, respectively.Andrew Glantz, Chief Strategy Officer of Xclaim, stated that the significant discounts are due to the lack of public information regarding the claims. Most creditors still cannot access their accounts and are even unable to provide basic screenshots of their accounts, making it more difficult to verify whether they actually owe money.It is reported that FTX's creditors are mainly concentrated in Asia, with half from Singapore, 15% from China, and 23% from Taiwan. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to The Wall Street Journal, a committee of nine creditors has selected Paul Hastings LLP to represent them in the FTX bankruptcy case. (Source link)