The South Korean platform Delio has been declared bankrupt with a debt of $1.75 billion. The company suspended withdrawals last year, and most of the clients' assets were on the FTX account, which led to a loss of funds after its bankruptcy in 2022. The first creditors' meeting will take place on March 19, 2025, and clients can submit claims until February 21, 2025. About 2,800 people were affected.
11/23/2024 1:30:36 PM (GMT+1)
South Korean platform Delio declares bankruptcy with $1.75 billion debt after loss of funds on FTX, first creditors' meeting on March 19, 2025 📅
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