Exchange - Jason Kardashi, a major figure in Wazirx Recovering efforts, was banned from the representation of cases in Singapore due to unknown misconduct.
- Its legal suspicions can delay the restoration of the fund, the weakening of international cooperation, and the increase in damage to the user’s confidence in Wazirx.
- Wazirx must decide whether to continue working with Kardachi or find an alternative to maintaining credibility and ensuring progress.
I recently made progress by freezing $ 3 million in the stolen USDT, but the recovery efforts hit a barrier due to the controversy surrounding Jacon Kardashi.
He was a major figure in Wazirx restructuring plan But he is now facing a legal embargo in Singapore, which raises concerns about his role.
Why is Kardashi’s ban a big deal?
Reports indicate that Kardashi was prohibited from dealing with cases on behalf of Singapore due to ethical or professional misconduct. This is doubtful, given whether the best person to head the asset recovery process in Wazirx.
If he has legal issues in one nation, this may cause issues on other global issues related to the stolen Wazirx assets.
Wazirx has yet to comment on how this affects their strategy, but the situation may harm its credibility, especially among users who have already been lost.
What does this mean for Wazirx
- Legal issues – Kardashi’s participation can make Wazirx to work with international law enforcement.
- Loss of confidence – users may consider this as another indication that wazirx does not have a good leadership.
- Delay in recovery – as Kardashi was leading legal procedures to recover funds, any loss in his role may delay matters.
Wazirx Hack now must determine whether it needs to stick to Kardachi or employ another expert. If his legal status exacerbates, this may earn organizers and users much more. In encryption, confidence is everything – any error will not only dig a deeper hole for Wazirx and its affected users.
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