Blockfi Users Set To Reclaim 300M Held In Custodial Accounts Decides Judge

Last updated: June 9, 2025, 12:49

Blockfi Users Set To Reclaim 300M Held In Custodial Accounts Decides Judge

A bankruptcy judge has ruled

BlockFi Custodial Customers to Receive $300M in Repayment

A bankruptcy judge has ruled in favor of returning $300 million to the custodial account holders of BlockFi. The judge denied the crypto lender’s customers from laying claim to an additional

Judge says BlockFi customers can be refunded $300 million from

Based on a May

Users with coins on custodial accounts, not receiving any yield from their crypto, can benefit from the $300 million in assets stock on the crypto lending platform and could recover a portion of

BlockFi customers can be refunded early $300 million, after a bankruptcy judge said assets in custodial wallets belong to clients, not the troubled company. The judge

Based on a May 11th ruling, BlockFi custody wallet users may receive up to $300 million as a refund. This ruling, according to a Coindesk report, comes after a bankruptcy judge clarified

BlockFi custodial wallet users can

A New Jersey judge has decided that BlockFi's custodial wallet users are entitled to receive back nearly $300 million worth of assets that were frozen after the crypto lender filed for bankruptcy

BlockFi custodial wallet users can be returned nearly $300 million, as a New Jersey judge ruled on Thursday May 11 that assets sitting in the wallets belong to clients

BlockFi Customers Lose Battle To Recover $300 Million, U.S. Judge

BlockFi Customers Can Be Repaid $300M Held in Custodial

Bankruptcy Judge Approves $300M Payment to BlockFi Customers

BlockFi Customers Can Get $300 Million of Their Assets Returned

BlockFi custodial wallet users could

BlockFi Can Return Nearly $300M to Some Wallet

Judge Says BlockFi Custodial Account Holders Can Be Repaid $300

BlockFi custodial wallet users could receive a massive $300 million repayment from the bankrupt digital asset lender. On Thursday, a New Jersey judge ruled that