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The US Department of Justice has announced it will review the compensation mechanism for crypto fraud, raising concerns about whether victims like those affected by FTX will be able to claim assets at 'current prices' in the future, but significant challenges remain in adjusting the system.

(Background: Here’s the big one! FTX is scheduled to 'pay major creditors' $11.4 billion by the end of May. Could this be new momentum for the market?) (Additional context: New SEC chair candidate: Crypto regulation needs to be clear and precise! Promised to further investigate the collapse of FTX) Since the bankruptcy of FTX, the greatest frustration for investors has been the loss of the surge in cryptocurrency prices. Now, for the first time, the US Department of Justice (DOJ) has indicated that it will revisit the compensation mechanism for victims in crypto fraud cases, questioning whether it should be adjusted to account based on 'current prices'.