BlockFi Complies with Court Order, Permits Crypto Withdrawals for Eligible US Users
On August 17, BlockFi, a New Jersey-based crypto lending company, stated that it had initiated withdrawals for eligible users' wallets in the US in compliance with a court order issued by the US Bankruptcy Court for the...
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However, due to ongoing legal proceedings, these withdrawals only apply to some wallets managed by international users....
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