They barely held any bitcoin or ether in their assets 0.1% and 1.2% respectively that customers had bought or deposited on the platform, they did hold a lot of

They barely held any bitcoin or ether in their assets 0.1% and 1.2% respectively that customers had bought or deposited on the platform, they did hold a lot of crypto assets though. Notably SOL sales accounted for close to half of recovered money here is a link to the last batch of $2.6B sale they made in May 2024 (https://dailycoin.com/ftx-estate-sells-last-2-6b-of-heavily-discounted-solana-tokens/ https://dailycoin.com/ftx-estate-sells-last-2-6b-of-heavily-...) There was controversy from creditors over the steep discount, a discount itself is not unusual given the size of the block sale and the fact the tokens are locked for 4 years with monthly vesting. Naturally there was dispute on how much discount is acceptable . while Solona has grown 10x in price since the bankruptcy, it is not like people who had deposited SOL tokens are now covering for other deposits with just their holdings. What depositors assets had against their accounts at the time had little correlation to what FTX itself had as assets, the two most popular tokens Bitcoin (0.1%) ETH(1.2%) assets were lot less than what they would have been just storing the customer tokens as is. It is simpler to talk in bitcoin price given its popularity and use as baseline rather than prices of tokens and assets actually held by FTX itself or by users on FTX.