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FTX Hearing Minutes: Allow creditors from restricted jurisdictions to transfer claims to non-restricted jurisdictions

2025-07-23 11:45:12
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ChainCatcher news, the account FTX Historian tracking the FTX bankruptcy and compensation situation, posted a summary of last night's FTX hearing on X. The core content of the hearing is: For creditors in "restricted jurisdictions" (such as China), their funds will not be immediately confiscated as proposed in the original FTX recovery plan, but creditors will be allowed to transfer to non-restricted jurisdictions.

FTX Historian further stated that for affected creditors, such as those who completed KYC in China but now reside in other jurisdictions like Singapore, this may be a pathway to claim compensation, although it may require further information updates and more time costs.

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