FTX’s bankruptcy estate plans its final major distribution in March 2026, with projected recoveries of 119% to as high as 160% of claim values. ETH holders could receive cash payouts equivalent to roughly $2,000 per token.

FTX collapsed in November 2022, leading to bankruptcy. Creditor distributions began in 2024–2025, with a final distribution phase targeting claims of $50,000 or more. $1.7 billion is expected to be disbursed in a $9.6 billion settlement framework.

The Delaware Bankruptcy Court approved a reserve reduction, pushing projected recovery rates toward the upper end of estimates. Sunil Kavuri, a creditor representative, noted this phase addresses remaining obligations, with procedural requirements remaining.

ETH claims were calculated at $1,287 per token. Recovery projections increased to 155%-160%, resulting in payouts of $1,995 to $2,059 per ETH. The estate’s management and liquidation of assets led to cash payouts above market levels.

FTX’s case demonstrates the potential for creditors to recover more than their initial valuations. ETH holders may benefit financially, with recoveries exceeding losses. The outcome offers closure and a possible surplus, depending on final percentages and market conditions.

Read more at Yahoo Finance: Why ETH Holders May Recover More Than They Lost