Singapore High Court Deals Blow to WazirX: Restructuring Plan Frozen
WazirX's bid to reorganize its operations just hit a brick wall—Singapore's High Court slammed the brakes on the crypto exchange's restructuring plan. No details, no mercy—just a straight-up judicial veto.
Here's the kicker: This isn't just a procedural hiccup. It's a stark reminder that even in crypto's 'wild west,' regulators still hold the keys. And when courts step in, the 'decentralized' dream often collides with old-school legal frameworks.
Meanwhile, traders are left wondering if this is a temporary setback or the first domino in a longer chain. After all, nothing says 'financial innovation' like a courtroom showdown—except maybe another exchange collapsing under regulatory pressure.

In a statement released Wednesday, WazirX confirmed the court’sand said it is actively weighing an appeal.
“Our main priority is to begin distributions promptly,” the company noted, adding that legal teams are now exploring available options.
The court’s refusal adds fresh uncertainty to the exchange’s recovery timeline, despite broad creditor support for the proposed plan.