People should not overlook. Not everyone knows about the condition of this token and they might be interested how high the coin was at a time. It would have been better for the exchanges to stop trading FTT for normal users but they don't. So everyone should have a detailed look on past, present and future of the coin.
I don't understand why CEXs let customers trade FTT for other cryptocurrencies. They should've de-listed it already to prevent huge losses in the long term. After all, FTX is no longer operable. I guess if there's a huge dip in FTT's price, investors/traders make a class-action lawsuit against CEXs. I'm yet to see how that will play out in the long run. The odds of FTX making a comeback are slim, especially when the brand's already "tainted". They would have to come up with a new name and a new token to lure investors into their business.
Crypto has come a long way since both the Mt. Gox and FTX's collapse, so I'm hoping things will get better in the future. With regulators weighting in, what could go wrong?