FTX's reboot plan attracted Tribe Capital, a San Francisco, California, venture capital firm.
This photo illustration shows a message reading We strongly advise against depositing on the website of cryptocurrency FTX, displayed near its logo, in Washington, DC, on November 13, 2022.
The VC company even said it is considering leading million-dollar fundraising for the collapsed crypto exchange firm.
An anonymous individual, who is familiar with the activities of Tribe Capital, claimed that the company's co-founder, Arjun Sethi, already had a meeting with FTX's official committee.
If this is true, then the financial assistance offered by Tribe Capital would greatly help the crypto exchange service provider to gain back its business.
FTX Reboot Plan Update
According to Coin Desk's latest report, Tribe Capital said it would lead a $250 million fundraise.
In this photo illustration, the FTX logo is seen on a computer on November 10, 2022, in Atlanta, Georgia. Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency firm, agreed to acquire FTX, another extensive cryptocurrency exchange, in a rushed sale to prevent a liquidity crisis known as the "Lehman Moment" in the crypto industry.
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The venture capital firm added that it would also have a $100 million commitment after Tribe Capital announced its bid for FTX, the crypto exchange company's FTT token, increased by around 23%.
With this, the value of FTX's exchange token is now higher by 17%.
"The Committee is working with the Debtors to evaluate all options to reboot or sell the FTX exchanges and create value for creditors," said the committee of FTX creditors.
They added that while waiting for a formal process to be released, interested companies in sponsoring the return of FTX exchanges should contact the Debtors and the Committee.
Can FTX Revive From the Dead?
Fast Company reported that restarting the business of FTX will not be easy.
First, the crypto exchange company needs to raise significant capital or convert creditors' holdings into an ownership interest.
Previously, FTX already recovered more than $7 billion in assets, $2 billion in cash, and over $4 billion in cryptocurrency.
Aside from this, the public relations of FTX should also be done efficiently to attract investors.
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