FTX requests judicial approval for restricted legal claims: 82% of the value comes from Chinese users, although only 5% of the claims are permitted

Von Krypto News Österreich

FTX beantragt gerichtliche Genehmigung für Ansprüche mit eingeschränkter Gerichtsbarkeit Die Krypto-Börse FTX hat einen Antrag auf gerichtliche Genehmigung gestellt, um Ansprüche mit eingeschränkter Gerichtsbarkeit geltend zu machen. Besonders auffällig ist, dass 82% des Gesamtwerts der Ansprüche von Nutzern aus China stammen, obwohl diese lediglich 5% der insgesamt erlaubten Ansprüche ausmachen. Dieser Umstand wirft Fragen zu …
FTX requests judicial approval for claims with limited jurisdiction The crypto exchange FTX has submitted an application for judicial approval in order to assert claims with limited jurisdiction. It is particularly striking that 82% of the total value of the claims of users from China come, although these only make up 5% of the total permitted claims. This raises questions about ... (Symbolbild/KNAT)

FTX requests judicial approval for claims with limited jurisdiction

The crypto exchange FTX has made an application for judicial approval in order to assert claims with limited jurisdiction. It is particularly striking that 82% of the total value of the claims of users from China come, although these only make up 5% of the total permitted claims.

This fact raises questions about the legal framework and the handling of international crypto users. The situation reflects the challenges that companies face in the crypto industry when it comes to regulation and dealing with various legal systems.

ftx moves in a complex legal environment in which the requirements for jurisdiction can constantly change. Application for a judicial approval is a crucial step in order to gain legal clarity about the claims of the users and ensure that the rights of all parties concerned are preserved.

Developments related to this application could have far-reaching effects on the relationship between crypto platforms and their international users. It remains to be seen how the courts will decide on this matter and what consequences this could have for the future regulation of the crypto industry.