💰 Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) Governor: "Bithumb's Misdelivered Coins Clearly Eligible for Refund" 1. FSS Official Statement - Bithumb's Misdelivered Bitcoins Clearly Eligible for Refund - FSS Governor Lee Chan-jin: "The subject of the return of unjust enrichment is clear, and the principle is the return of the original Bitcoin." 2. Summary of the Case - Approximately KRW 60 Trillion Worth of BTC Misdelivered During the Bithumb Event - Amount Unrecovered: Approximately KRW 3 Billion of the 125 BTC Has Already Been Cashed Out 3. Legal Judgment Points - Bithumb clearly announced a KRW 2,000 payment per person during the event - Therefore, the subject of the return of unjust enrichment is 'clear' / The principle is the return of the original Bitcoin. 4. Those Who Experienced a "Catastrophic" Situation - Users Who Sell Misdelivered BTC and Convert It into Cash - The current BTC price has increased compared to the time of sale / Additional costs will be incurred for the difference if the original Bitcoin is returned. - Governor Lee Chan-jin's Comment: "Catastrophic Situation" ⚠️ Exceptions Possibility If the misdelivered BTC was verified in advance as being "genuinely sent from Bithumb," → There may be no obligation to return the original asset. * In most other cases, liability issues may arise until the end. Since there are virtually no exceptions to this rule, those who simply dumped their Bitcoin are likely to face a very difficult time. Those who converted to altcoins or simply dumped their Bitcoin are now burdened with the burden of having to repay the debt, given the recent BTC price rebound. (The Financial Supervisory Service Chairman has made it clear that a return is necessary.) Original article