bankrupt cryptocurrency The new CEO of the stock exchange FTX has announced a potential reopening of the stock market in a surprise move, sparking speculation about who could lead the new company.
The announcement that the sunken company could re-activate also had a positive impact on the local token of the stock market, FTT.
While the cryptocurrency community is awash with rumors of who will take over the once popular exchange, some analysts point to companies like a16z, Citadel, Apollo Capital and even Justin Sun, founder of Tron (TRX).
Response to Justin Sun Claims for FTX 2.0
Exacerbating the allegations, Justin Sun, the founder of Tron, made a statement on Twitter, hinting at his possible participation in the new stock market. “I have some good ideas for FTX 2.0 with Huobi. I will share them in a few days.” said.
As it is known, Justin Sun is recognized as the de facto owner of the cryptocurrency exchange Huobi, although it is not official.
I have some good ideas about FTX 2.0 with @HuobiGlobal. Will share in few days. https://t.co/5iYrgsv44N
— HE Justin Sun🌞🇬🇩🇩🇲🔥₮ (@justinsuntron) January 19, 2023
However, it’s important to note at this point that this is all speculation and it’s unclear what the future holds for FTX until any official announcements are made.
Tron founder Justin Sun, in his statement a short time ago, also made a post that led to speculation for the cryptocurrency company Digital Currency Group (DCG), which was shaken by bankruptcy rumors. Sun said that DCG is willing to buy its crypto assets for $1 billion.
*Not investment advice.
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