FTX and affiated debtors intend on selling $691 million from five Grayscale trusts and $53 million from one Bitwise trust.

FTX Trading Ltd. and affiliated debtors can start selling $744 million in shares from Bitwise and Grayscale trusts, a U.S. bankruptcy court said in a Wednesday filing.

“The Debtors are authorized, but not directed, to execute sales of the Trust Assets, in their reasonable business judgment,” bankruptcy court Judge John T. Dorsey wrote in his ruling.

Earlier this month, the crypto exchange and other debtors had asked the court for approval of the sale as they seek to pay off creditors. FTX filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy a year ago after a CoinDesk report revealed a liquidity crisis at the exchange and sister firm Alameda Research.

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The request came just days after FTX founder and former CEO Sam Bankman-Fried was found guilty on all seven counts for defrauding customers and misusing client funds.

The  trusts managed by Grayscale and Bitwise, which provide indirect investment exposure to cryptocurrencies. FTX wants to sell $691 million from five Grayscale trusts and $53 million from one Bitwise trust.

The debtors said the sale was necessary to have the assets ready to potentially sell to multiple buyers and to repay creditors in a more efficient, cost-effective manner.

The debtors also said the sale would protect the assets from potential price swings in the trusts.

“The debtors’ judgment is that proactively mitigating the risk of price swings will best protect the value of the Trust Assets, thereby maximizing the return to creditors and promoting an equitable distribution of funds in the debtor’s’ plan of reorganization,” the filing said.

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