BlockFi opens crypto withdrawals for eligible US users following court order
The lending platform halted client withdrawals amid filing for bankruptcy in November 2022 but later petitioned the court for authorization to return user funds.
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The lending platform halted client withdrawals amid filing for bankruptcy in November 2022 but later petitioned the court for authorization to return user funds.
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