FTX and Alameda Wallets Unstake $23 Million in SOL

Wallets associated with the bankrupt FTX and Alameda have unstaked 185,000 SOL, valued at $22.89 million, according to the analytics service EmberCN.

FTX/Alameda 每月十来号的固定 SOL 转出时间：6 小时前从质押赎回 18.5 万枚 $SOL ($22.89M)，然后分发转移给 38 个地址。
多数收到 SOL 的地址后续会把 SOL 转进 Coinbase 和 Binance。

FTX/Alameda 质押地址从 2023 年 11 月以来，已经通过上面这种方式累计赎回并转出了 784.5 万枚 SOL ($10.0878… https://t.co/epaUndyaye pic.twitter.com/8hmIMJEb6F

— 余烬 (@EmberCN) March 13, 2025

The funds were distributed across 38 addresses, from which transfers to Coinbase and Binance typically follow, experts noted.

Since November 2023, administrators of FTX and Alameda have withdrawn a total of 7.845 million SOL, valued at over $1 billion. The average price of the coins was $128.

According to Lookonchain, one of the largest unlocks, amounting to 3.03 million tokens worth $431 million, occurred in early March 2025.

The staking addresses of both companies hold 5.5 million SOL, valued at approximately $694 million at current rates.

In May 2024, FTX liquidators completed a series of auctions selling locked SOL worth $2.6 billion at significant discounts to market price. During the auctions, Figure Markets acquired a lot of 800,000 tokens at ~$108. At that time, the asset was trading near $167.

FTX creditors expressed disagreement with the sale of coins at a discount, starting from the first auction in April. The sales volume then amounted to ~$1.9 billion, with a discount reaching 62%.

In February, FTX creditors with assets up to $50,000 began receiving initial payments. According to the compensation plan, about 98% of exchange users will be reimbursed at least 118% of their claims in fiat at the rate at the time of the bankruptcy filing.