FTX customers file lawsuit seeking to recover crypto assets

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FTX customers file lawsuit seeking to recover crypto assets

FTX customers file lawsuit seeking to recover crypto assets

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Published 28 Dec 2022

A group of FTX Trading customers is suing the bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange, alleging that its top executives stole their digital assets and purposely blocked them from making withdrawals. California resident Austin Onusz filed a class-action lawsuit Tuesday alongside three other FTX users from…

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