Bittrex's U.S. arm is set to allow withdrawals for its customers beginning 15 June.
A Delaware bankruptcy court ruled that Bittrex U.S. and its affiliates can allow their customers to withdraw crypto assets.Following a judgement by a Delaware bankruptcy court, the U.S. arm of the bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange Bittrex is slated to open for customer withdrawals on 15 June, according to a CoinDeskJudge Brendan Shannon ruled that Bittrex U.S.
The ruling emphasized that the judgement does not clarify who legally owns those assets or whether customer claims take precedence over government claims, and that claw backs may occur in the future. Patty Tomasco, a lawyer representing the exchange, told the publication in an email that “the platform will be up and running for withdrawals on Thursday, June 15.”After announcing in March that it will close its U.S. operations the following month, the exchange saw millions of dollars in withdrawals. The divisionAccording to the exchange, it held $500 million-$1 billion in assets and $500 million-$1 billion in liabilities. The bankruptcy included Seattle-based Bittrex, Inc.
While most bankruptcy proceedings entail a freeze on transactions, the company maintained that it wanted consumers to be able to continue doing business. The U.S. government objected to a Bittrex proposal to repay funds to its customers.by U.S. officials for violating federal laws by running an unregistered securities exchange.with Bank Secrecy Act breaches by the U.S. Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control and the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network.
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