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FTX Japan successfully processes withdrawals exceeding 6.6 billion Japanese yen, even apologizing to users for delays due to Solana downtime.

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FTX Japan successfully processes withdrawals exceeding 6.6 billion Japanese yen, even apologizing to users for delays due to Solana downtime.

FTX Japan, an exchange that complies with Japan's regulatory policies on asset segregation and fiat custody, managed to escape unscathed from the FTX Group's insolvency event. On the 21st of this month, the exchange resumed allowing users to withdraw their funds. According to the official statistics, as of 8 a.m. GMT+8 on the 22nd, approximately 560 million yen worth of cryptocurrencies and 100 million yen of user assets are currently being processed for withdrawal.

Withdrawals Exceed 6.6 Billion Japanese Yen

A total of 3,453 individual accounts and 94 corporate accounts have applied for fiat withdrawals or withdrawals:

Many Japanese users have shared online that withdrawals have been completed:

Solana Apologizes to Users for Network Outage Delays

Recently, the Solana blockchain encountered network maintenance issues again, and FTX Japan also issued an apology to users, stating that withdrawals were delayed due to issues with Solana, causing inconvenience and expressing regret, and that withdrawals are now back to normal after the network has been restored.