FTX, Alameda Redeem $45 Million in Solana From Staking

Bankrupt crypto firms FTX and Alameda have withdrawn approximately 192,000 Solana (SOL) tokens, worth around $44.9 million, from staking, according to blockchain analytics provider ￰0￱ Takeaways: FTX and Alameda redeemed $44.9 million in Solana, continuing a $1.2 billion unstaking ￰1￱ redemptions, the estate still holds 4.18 million SOL worth nearly $1 ￰2￱ has returned $6.2 billion to creditors and plans a third payout on September ￰3￱ move follows a consistent pattern observed over the past year, with the estate redeeming Solana assets on a near-monthly ￰4￱ November 2023, FTX and Alameda have unstaked and transferred nearly 9 million SOL, valued at $1.2 billion, averaging $134 per ￰5￱ Estate Still Holds Nearly $1B in Solana Despite Ongoing Redemptions Despite the ongoing redemptions, the estate still holds a significant Solana ￰6￱ from Solscan shows that roughly 4.18 million SOL, worth an estimated $977 million, remains staked as of Thursday.

Solana’s market response was muted but ￰7￱ token traded at $234.27 late Thursday night, reflecting a 4.3% daily gain and a 14.4% increase over the past week, according to The Block. 又到 FTX/Alameda 每月十来号的 SOL 固定转出时间了。 他们在 7 小时前从质押里赎回了 19.2 万枚 $SOL ($4356 万)，应该会和以前一样在今天晚些时间分发转移给多个地址。然后这些收到 SOL 的多数地址后续会把 SOL 转进 Coinbase 或 Binance。 FTX/Alameda 质押地址从 2023 年 11… ￰8￱ — 余烬 (@EmberCN) September 12, 2025 Meanwhile, FTX is gearing up for its third round of creditor repayments scheduled for September ￰9￱ estate has so far returned $6.2 billion to former users, $1.2 billion in February and another $5 billion in May, as part of its restructuring ￰10￱ payments will be processed through FTX’s designated distribution partners, including BitGo, Kraken, and ￰11￱ reported, a Chinese creditor representing over 300 users is opposing FTX’s proposal to restrict payouts in 49 jurisdictions, including China, arguing it is legally unfounded and ￰12￱ this year, FTX began repaying creditors after securing court approval for its redistribution plan, and to date, has returned approximately $6.2 billion.

FTX, once a dominant player in the crypto space, collapsed in November 2022 following a liquidity crisis triggered by revelations about its balance ￰13￱ fallout led to criminal charges against founder Sam Bankman-Fried, who was sentenced in 2023 to 25 years in prison for defrauding customers and investors of more than $11 billion. However, he is now projected to be released from federal prison on December 14, 2044 , after serving less than 21 years of his 25-year sentence for fraud tied to the FTX collapse for good ￰14￱ was also fined over $11 ￰15￱ records confirm that Bankman-Fried has been moved from New York to a transfer facility in Oklahoma following nearly two years behind bars. 3AC Targets FTX Execs Over $1.5B Liquidation in New Subpoenas The liquidators of collapsed hedge fund Three Arrows Capital (3AC) have subpoenaed former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried , ex-Alameda CEO Caroline Ellison, and FTX executive Ryne ￰16￱ move follows allegations that over $1.5 billion in 3AC assets were liquidated unlawfully by FTX-linked entities.

Bankman-Fried’s deposition is scheduled for October 14, 2025, at Terminal Island prison, where he is currently serving time. 3AC co-founder Zhu Su claims Bankman-Fried executed unauthorized liquidations that contributed to 3AC’s ￰17￱ also accuses Salame of using insider knowledge to front-run trades and pocket over $1 billion in profits before FTX’s ￰18￱ is expected to be questioned regarding Alameda’s trading strategies that may have played a role in the alleged misconduct.