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FTX Hearing Minutes: Allow creditors from restricted jurisdictions to transfer to non-restricted jurisdictions for claims.
[FTX Hearing Summary: Allowing Creditors from Restricted Jurisdictions to Transfer to Non-Restricted Jurisdictions for Claims] The account FTX Historian, which tracks FTX's bankruptcy and compensation situation, published a summary of last night's FTX hearing on X. The core content of the hearing was: For creditors from "restricted jurisdictions" (such as China), their funds will not be immediately confiscated as proposed in FTX's original recovery plan, but creditors are allowed to transfer to non-restricted jurisdictions. The FTX historian added that for affected creditors, such as those who completed KYC in China but now reside in Singapore or other jurisdictions, this may be a path to realizing claims, although it may require further information updates and more time costs.