Solana from FTX Bankruptcy Completes Second Batch Sale at ~$100
ChainCatcher reported that according to TheBlock, sources disclosed that Solana in FTX's bankruptcy assets has completed the second batch of sales at a price of about $100, selling about 1.8 million SOL in an auction transaction, worth about $232 million. Sources said that the bidding was completed on April 25, and the KYC procedures and documents will expire today. The bid range for locked Solana is $85 to $110, and it is claimed that bids of $95 and above have been passed. According to Bloomberg, citing a person familiar with the matter, Pantera Capital purchased more locked Solana in the recent auction.
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