A Fox Business crypto reporter said in a post on X that a bill sets out how digital assets would be handled if an exchange or custody institution enters bankruptcy. According to the post, the measure would help ensure that customer assets receive the same protections as traditional financial assets and remain the property of customers, rather than being folded into a company’s bankruptcy estate. The reporter added that such rules could help prevent a repeat of situations similar to FTX, where the handling of customer assets became a central concern. The statement, as cited by ChainCatcher, focuses on the legal treatment of digital assets held by intermediaries and frames the bill as a step toward clearer customer protections in insolvency cases.
ChainCatcher reported that a Fox Business crypto reporter said in a post on X that a bill spells out how digital assets would be treated if an exchange or custody institution goes bankrupt.
According to the post, the bill would help ensure that customer assets receive the same protections as traditional financial assets and remain owned by customers, instead of becoming part of a company’s bankruptcy estate. The reporter said this could help avoid another situation similar to FTX.
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