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A wallet owned by bankrupt crypto exchange FTX has moved $10 million worth of digital assets from the Solana (SOL<\/a>) network to Ethereum, sparking concerns it could be the beginning of a series of token dumps amid the exchange\u2019s bankruptcy proceedings.\u00a0<\/p>\n According to data from blockchain analytics platform Arkham Intelligence, since Aug. 31, the FTX wallet has transferred $6.23 million worth of Ether (ETH<\/a>) and more than $4 million in altcoins.<\/p>\n These included $1.2 million of FTX Token (FTT<\/a>), $1.8 million worth of Uniswap (UNI<\/a>), $1.3 million of HXRO (HXRO), $550,000 worth of SushiSwap (SUSHI<\/a>) and $260,000 worth of Frontier Token (FRONT), to another FTX wallet by way of the Wormhole Bridge. <\/p>\n FTX wallets on the move<\/p>\n Over $1.5B worth of $SOL<\/a>, SPL tokens, and Wrapped #Bitcoin<\/a> in FTX’s Solana addresses are shifting\u203c\ufe0f<\/p>\n Looks like they’re gearing up for potential sell-offs.<\/p>\n Keep an eye on this, especially the ~$200M in #Solana<\/a> Wrapped $BTC<\/a>.#crypto<\/a> #bitcoin<\/a> \u2026 pic.twitter.com\/sRDI6hvTJD<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Pump House (@pumphouz) September 3, 2023<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n On Aug. 24 FTX proposed a plan to appoint<\/a> Mike Novogratz<\/a>\u2019s Galaxy Digital Capital Management as the investment manager charged with overseeing the sale and management of its recovered crypto holdings. <\/p>\n According to the plan, the FTX estate would only be permitted to sell $100 million of the tokens per week, however, that limit could be raised to $200 million on an individual token basis. These limits are intended to minimize the impact of token sales while simultaneously allowing FTX to make creditors whole. <\/p>\n In addition to this plan, the exchange also filed a separate motion to hedge its larger holdings of Bitcoin (BTC<\/a>) and Ether.<\/p>\n While the propositions set forward in the filings are not yet legally binding, the case of FTX token sales is expected to come before the Delaware Bankruptcy Court on Sept. 13. <\/p>\n Related: <\/em><\/strong>FTX court filing reveals former Alameda CEO\u2019s $2.5M yacht purchase<\/em><\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n In an April 12 hearing, FTX disclosed that it had recovered roughly $7.3 billion<\/a> in liquid assets, with $4.8 billion of that sum being comprised of assets<\/a> recovered as of November 2022. <\/p>\n\n