ChainCatcher news, Metis officially announced the launch of the DSEQ Restart Plan, which is an important upgrade for the Metis ecosystem aimed at providing stronger support and more opportunities for users and project parties. The core of this plan is to promote close interaction among ecosystem participants, drive the joint development of technology and community, and create a sustainable, decentralized prosperous network.This restart focuses on "innovation and optimization," further incentivizing active participation from the community and ecological partners through a brand new performance-based reward mechanism. The DSEQ Restart Plan will offer multiple rewards, including node rewards (up to 5,000 METIS per month), node and LST protocol rewards (an additional up to 10,000 METIS per month), as well as special rewards in the form of tokens from ecological cooperation projects. At the same time, Metis will also support project growth and deepen collaboration with the ecosystem through technical support, marketing subsidies, and resource integration.

ChainCatcher news, according to a report by Fortune, stated that FTX's stakeholders have contacted over 75 bidders to assess the possibility of its reboot, as mentioned in a briefing released on Monday. The documents show that the deadline for bidders for FTX 2.0 is September 24, and this process aims to consider various potential structures, including acquisitions, mergers, capital restructuring, or other transactions to restart the FTX.com or FTX US exchanges.The specific bidders have not yet been disclosed, but a related list previously revealed that entities interested in the reboot of FTX 2.0 include Nasdaq, Ripple Labs, Galaxy Digital, BlackRock, Tribe Capital, Robinhood, NYDIG, and OKCoin, among others.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Wall Street Journal, FTX CEO John J. Ray III stated that the company "has begun soliciting opinions from parties interested in restarting the FTX.com exchange" and is negotiating on the restart of the exchange. As part of the reboot plan, FTX may consider renaming the exchange.Previously reported, according to a court document submitted to the Delaware bankruptcy court on June 22, FTX's consulting firm Alvarez & Marsal released a list of interested parties under Section 363 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code for the sale. The list includes entities interested in the FTX 2.0 reboot, such as Nasdaq, Ripple Labs, Galaxy Digital, BlackRock, Tribe Capital, Robinhood, NYDIG, and OKCoin. (The Wall Street Journal)

ChainCatcher news, Twitter user @AFTXcreditor, claiming to be an FTX creditor, quoted disclosure documents on Twitter indicating that FTX confirmed plans to restart its Japanese exchange. Although there are investors interested in bidding for the company, the sale plan has been suspended to maximize value. FTX Japan also proposed a core employee incentive plan called "Licensing and Restart Award."According to the screenshot of the document: "The potential sale process of FTX Japan has been postponed to allow the exchange to restart operations upon obtaining regulatory approval, which will maximize the value of the transaction. As of the date of this agreement, a considerable number of investors have expressed interest in acquiring the company. Meanwhile, the debtor is considering a potential restructuring, which will require the company to continue operating efficiently and profitably. The key to a successful restructuring or transaction is for the company to maintain its licenses as a cryptocurrency exchange service provider and a first-class financial instrument business operator, as there are few operators in Japan that hold both licenses." (source link)