The FTX Token or FTT has been experiencing significant volatility recently, experiencing both notable price jumps, and concerning drops. Despite FTX reportedly going bankrupt and its CEO, Sam Bankman-Fried undergoing a trial, purchases of FTT tokens continue. This generated a market cap of up to $545M, leading some to dismiss FTT as a 'deadcoin' with others seeing it as a sign of hope. Amid these controversies, FTT has notably soared 37% following a proposed repayment to creditors. Various speculations are caused, which are linked to Binance actions, or possible re-opening of FTX, referred to as FTX 2.0. The alleged transfer of $4.1B of FTT tokens to FTX before a market crash added to these speculations.
FTT's price volatility continues, with instances of rapid increases of up to 150% in a 48-hour span, usually followed by significant falls, as seen with a 37% decrease over 7 days. FTX's situation was also implicated in a class-action suit against Binance, alleging harm to FTT before its collapse. The possibility of FTX reopening has inspired some optimism for the stability of the token, but the overall situation remains uncertain. Criticisms include accusations against Bankman-Fried for irresponsible market manipulation and allegations of faulty tokenomics underline FTT's current security issues. Despite these issues, the interest in FTT among the crypto community remains strong, as seen with the doubling of open interest in FTT futures following Binance's move to liquidate its FTX token holdings.
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