Cemetery / FTX
FTX
Major global crypto exchange (and related entities including Alameda) filed Chapter 11 in November 2022 after a customer-funds shortfall. Bankruptcy claims and distributions are administered through the official claims process.
Quick answer
FTX is tracked in the CTD crypto project cemetery so former users can reconstruct venue history, claim status, and tax-relevant records. Start with CSV exports, account statements, explorer history, and any claim-portal documents before asking software or an accountant to review the case.
1. History reconstruction
Where leftover records may still live.
CSV / statements: Download any account statements / CSV exports saved before the halt; claims portal holds creditor documentation.
Software: Import historical FTX CSV if your software still accepts the format; otherwise use generic CSV + claim schedules.
- FTX.com vs FTX US entities differed — keep entity labels when reconstructing.
- Distributions and recovery percentages change over time — check the claims portal, not outdated press.
2. Sources
- FTX claims official
CTD summarizes public history and recovery clues for education. It does not determine loss treatment, claim value, or filing treatment.