Crypto Exchange OKX to Return $157M in Frozen FTX Funds

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Seychelles-based cryptocurrency exchange OKX has agreed to return over $157 million in frozen FTX funds to the bankruptcy team. This follows FTX's collapse in 2022, during which OKX identified and secured assets linked to FTX and Alameda Research on its platform.

Key Details of the FTX Fund Recovery

👉 Discover how OKX ensures secure crypto transactions


OKX’s Global Expansion Strategy

Amid this development, OKX continues to expand its footprint, recently announcing plans to enter Australia and Hong Kong.

Hong Kong Expansion

Australia Launch

👉 Learn about OKX’s global services


Strategic Partnerships

OKX has forged collaborations to enhance its ecosystem:

  1. Volt Inu (March 27): Integrated OKX Wallet with the decentralized exchange VOLTICHANGE.
  2. McLaren Racing (March 30): Partnership for fan engagement via competitions and exclusive content.

FAQs

Q1: Why did OKX freeze FTX-linked funds?
A: To comply with regulatory requirements and protect user assets during FTX’s insolvency.

Q2: What licenses is OKX pursuing in Hong Kong?
A: VASP (virtual asset services) and Type 1/7 (securities/futures) licenses.

Q3: How does OKX plan to grow in Australia?
A: By establishing local operations and offering tailored crypto investment products.

Q4: What benefits do OKX’s partnerships offer?
A: Enhanced DeFi access (Volt Inu) and fan experiences (McLaren Racing).