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FTX Bankruptcy Liquidation Dispute: Questions Raised Over Creditor Rights and Asset Disposal Recently, a representative of FTX creditors released a screenshot of a bankruptcy liquidation document on social media, attracting widespread attention. The document indicates that if users belong to restricted foreign jurisdictions, FTX may confiscate their claim funds. Data shows that among the claim funds from "restricted countries," 82% come from Chinese users. Due to domestic restrictions on cryptocurrency trading, these users may be deemed "illegal" and thus lose their claim eligibility. This news has caused a strong reaction in the community. Many people question the clearing team's approach, arguing that it lacks a clear legal basis and is seen as an excuse to shirk responsibility. Although China has strict restrictions on cryptocurrency trading, the practice of directly confiscating user funds has sparked controversy. The bankruptcy restructuring of FTX is led by Wall Street veteran John J. Ray III as CEO, and is handled by a well-known law firm.