FTX Token price prediction appears to be turning bullish, as FTT has risen more than 30% in less than 24 hours after CNBC suggests relaunching the FTX exchange. To relaunch FTX and issue new FTT tokens was something that SBF thought would be "a productive path for parties to explore."
On Friday, Crypto Trader and CNBC host Ran Neuner tweeted that the defunct FTX exchange should reopen, issue a new FTT token, distribute it to creditors, and share all gains with token holders.
According to Neuner, "the biggest exchange in the world and users will be made more than whole" once FTX is back online.
More surprisingly, Sam Bankman-Fried, co-founder and former CEO of FTX, commented that he agreed with Neuner.
“I continue to think that this would be a productive path for parties to explore! I hope that the teams in place will do so.”
However, the billionaire garnered very little praise from readers. One response to SBF's tweet said, "Let's fix fraud with more fraud."
On the other hand, some Twitter users criticized the plan, calling it a Ponzi scam and suggesting that SBF spend his time behind bars rather than developing fresh FTX concepts.
For those who are new to the party, it all began early last month when FTX's sister company, Alameda Research, held massive amounts of the illiquid FTT coins. This was just one example of the unusually close relationship between the two companies.
A bank-run-like situation developed at FTX after large cryptocurrency exchange Binance announced the sale of its FTT token holdings, prompting the exchange to suspend customer withdrawals. FTX requested Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on November 11th.
In the month of November, FTT lost 94% of its value, falling to $1.31 and wiping down billions of
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