Zettai, a Singapore incorporated entity, took custody of the Platform’s assets following an ownership dispute with Binance which is ongoing. If Binance is determined to be the owner of the Platform and its assets as an outcome of the dispute, the Platform’s users will be creditors of Binance for the crypto assets. In the interests of the Platform’s users, Zettai is proactively stepping forward to propose a restructuring of the Platform’s crypto balances so that users would not have to wait for the resolution of Zettai’s dispute with Binance.
Articles in this section
- What is a Trust Arrangement?
- What is an Unsecured Claim?
- How the Restructuring works?
- What if a Restructuring Fails?
- What happens if the moratorium is not granted?
- Do all 4.28M of the unsecured contingent creditors need to vote in the scheme voting process?
- Why is there a discrepancy between the BTC holdings stated in the affidavit and those held in the wallets?
- What is the rationale behind the moratorium application to the High Court of Singapore, and what specific relief is being sought?
- Will Zettai prioritize a few creditors over the others?
- Why should users bear the legal costs associated with the cyberattack and restructuring process?