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BlockFi Will Submit Assets And Liabilities For Bankruptcy On January 11
BlockFi will show assets, obligations, and pre-bankruptcy payments. After its first bankruptcy hearing in November, the business contacted 106 buyers. The U.S. Department of Justice confiscated over 55 million Robinhood shares worth $450 million. BlockFi claimed shares.
Due To Rising Legal Bills, Celsius Wants To Extend The Claims Deadline
Celsius made the announcement that it will try to push out the date by which claims need to be submitted from January 3 to the beginning of February. The application is scheduled to be heard by the bankruptcy court on January 10th. As of the 29th of December, more than 17,200 claims had been submitted by Celsius' creditors. The total amount of money that had been paid out in legal and other professional expenses related to the bankruptcy case had already reached 53 million dollars.
$1.7M In QuadrigaCX Bitcoin Wakes After Years
ZachXBT tweeted on Dec. 19 about five wallets that moved 104 Bitcoin to multiple wallets. The wallets hadn't transferred Bitcoin since April 2018. Following Gerald Cotten's death in December 2018, QuadrigaCX filed bankruptcy in April 2019.
BlockFi Petitions To Restore Wallet Users' Frozen Crypto
On November 11, BlockFi banned withdrawals and asked customers not to deposit to wallets or Interest Accounts due to FTX uncertainty. The lending platform intends to seek similar remedies from the Supreme Court of Bermuda. Jan 9 is the hearing date for the motion's approval.
Bankruptcy Threatens $75M In FTX Political Contributions
The collapsed exchange's creditors may demand $73 million in political contributions. Many politicians who received FTX's largesse are now at a loss. Bankruptcy attorneys call campaign finance recovery "a difficult and protracted procedure".
FTX was the "fastest" company collapse in American history, says U.S. Trustee.
The US Trustee overseeing FTX's bankruptcy proceedings has requested an independent investigation into its demise. In a Dec. 1 motion, U.S. Trustee called the defunct exchange the "fastest large business collapse in American history". An independent examiner has been requested by the Department of Justice. Independent examiners are usually called in when creditors want them or when unsecured debts surpass $5 million. Trustee Andrew Vara said debtors "suffered an almost unparalleled fall in value" over eight days in November. The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York and Securities and Exchange Commission have allegedly submitted many requests to investors.
FTX Japan prepares refund
The Japanese division of the bankrupt FTX crypto exchange has a withdrawal path. The business said that FTX's bankruptcy does not affect its clients' assets. Japanese laws require crypto exchanges to segregate customer money from their own.
FTX Japan prepares refund
The Japanese division of the bankrupt FTX crypto exchange has a withdrawal path. The business said that FTX's bankruptcy does not affect its clients' assets. Japanese laws require crypto exchanges to segregate customer money from their own.
Elon Musk Weighs in on Sam Bankman-Fried Post FTX Meltdown
Elon Musk said he did not believe FTX's former CEO, Sam Bankman-Fried did not have the capacity to invest in Twitter
FTX Enters Bankruptcy as Sam Bankman-Fried Steps Down as CEO
Troubled crypto exchange FTX filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the U.S., with Sam Bankman-Fried resigning as the CEO.

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