US Court May Consider Blocking FTX Payouts to Creditors in Restricted Countries Including China
2025-07-18 12:32:48

Main Idea
The US Bankruptcy Court in Delaware is considering a motion to block FTX payouts to creditors in 49 restricted jurisdictions, which has sparked significant objections and market reactions.
Key Points
1. The motion affects creditors in 49 restricted jurisdictions, with Chinese creditors representing over 80% of the impacted claims.
2. Over 40 objections have been filed, primarily by Chinese creditors, due to concerns over due process and recovery mechanisms.
3. Claims from restricted jurisdictions have seen a price decline of 20% to 30%, reflecting increased perceived risk and legal ambiguity.
4. Approximately $1.4 billion in FTX claims remain unresolved, including $380 million from China and $660 million from other regions.
5. Experts highlight the need for balanced regulatory frameworks to maintain trust and stability in crypto insolvency cases.
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