The FTX debtors alert users to beware of scams from entities claiming to be connected with FTX. The concerns arose as someone listed the “FTX Users’ Debt,” or FUD token, on Justin Sun’s Huobi exchange.
“The FTX Debtors have not issued any debt token and any such offers are unauthorized,” the team tweeted. The FUD token is now trading for $15.54, much lower than the $80.13 on the day it debuted.
The FTX debtors notified the customers to be aware of active third-party scams and frauds seeking to take advantage of them. The users should contact the FTX debtors directly at inquiry@ftx.com to confirm whether any of such messages they receive are fake or not.
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