FTX Japan Bidding Deadline Extended
Bidders have been given more time to register their interest in the crypto exchange FTX’s Japanese arm, FTX Japan. The Japanese media outlet CoinPost reported that a bankruptcy court in the United States has pushed back...
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The Japanese media outlet CoinPost reported that a bankruptcy court in the United States has pushed back the bidding date for the exchange from March 15 to April 19.
An auction for the Japanese trading platform will now be held on April 26, with the court hopeful of completing a sale by early May....
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