Why is there no news from the liquidators? The court decision entered into force a long time ago and their property was not returned to the exchange customers. In my opinion, in many (all) jurisdictions, keeping someone else’s property contrary to the consent of the owner is a criminal offense. (After all, two months were enough for the exchange to resume work after hacking and reconciliation of assets, why is it not enough for a simple withdrawal of coins?)
Also, while there is no explanation, how will the token (CLM?) Issued in return for the deducted 14% BTC and 49% LTC be returned? (And, in general, was it legal to write off coins unaffected by a hacker attack without the consent of the owners, because these coins were not exchange assets?)

The next, incomprehensible moment, on what basis have the liquidators already spent a huge amount received from the sale of other people's property (coins of exchange users)? Let the liquidation services be paid by the bankruptcy initiator.
In my opinion, there are a lot of grounds for claims from clients (traders) of the exchange both against the exchange itself and against liquidators, possibly with the initiation of criminal cases.

P.S. I suppose that the court decisions take into account the opinion of the crypto community (perhaps the assistant judge looks at popular places for discussing the topic), it would be nice to be concise (not to fill up the pages with copy-paste from past topics) and less emotional (to refrain from obscene tirades).