The safest country for FTX clients was Japan.
The enormous hydra FTX had branches all across the world. Among these subsidiaries, FTX Japan, seems to have fared rather well amid the breakdown of FTX and its entry into bankruptcy court. In the event that FTX Japan succeeds, the following are some lessons that other countries can take away from Japans experiences. In the beginning of 2022, Bahamas-based FTX bought FTX Japan, a cryptocurrency exchange with headquarters in Japan that was formerly called Liquid. While most FTX companies clients are still waiting to hear back from them, FTX Japan claims to be almost there: “We have put together a plan for the resumption of withdrawal service, which has been shared with and approved by the new FTX Trading management team. Development work for this plan has already started and our engineering teams are working to allow FTX Japan users to withdraw their funds.” Due to “how these assets are held and property interests under Japanese law,” the exchange claims that Japanese customers cash and cryptocurrencies wont be entangled in American bankruptcy procedures. Clients cash from the largest exchange, FTX International, with offices in Chicago, the Bahamas, and Australia are still mired in insolvency. What is it regarding Japan that might allow FTX clients