INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Update (July 18, 1:30 pm UTC): This article has been updated to correct the number of filed objections to the motion.The FTX creditor
including China.On Tuesday, the US Bankruptcy Court in Delaware is expected to rule on a motion that could allow the FTX estate to withhold
July 2, the proposal has drawn nearly 70 objections as of Friday at 11:00 am UTC, according to court records reviewed by Cointelegraph on
Kroll.Most objections originate from Chinese FTX creditors, comprising more than half of the total filings, including objections from
Ji.This aligns with China accounting for 82% of the total value of potentially affected claims among jurisdictions labeled as
My country does not prohibit cryptocurrency ownership or trading, and regulatory fears are speculative and not a valid legal basis for
Source: KrollThe objection list also includes multiple filings from unspecified countries, including those filed by Oxana Kozlov, Amanuel
Cointelegraph.Related: Crypto payments abroad may be legal despite domestic bans in several countriesPaxtibi estimates that over $5.8
is still $1.4 billion of FTX claims pending resolution, with $380 million coming from China and $660 million in disputed claims.Yuriy
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