ChainCatcher news, according to a report by Xinhua News Agency's new media, the social media platform X, owned by American tech tycoon Elon Musk, announced on the 4th that it has paid all fines and applied to lift its operating ban in Brazil. However, the Brazilian Supreme Court responded the same day that the decision on whether to allow the X platform to resume operations would be delayed due to the fines being transferred to the "wrong" bank account.According to Reuters, earlier on the 4th, the X platform submitted an application to the Brazilian Supreme Court, stating that it has paid all previously owed fines and hopes to restore its operating services in Brazil. Reuters cited a related document reporting that X platform's lawyers stated the company has paid a fine of 28.6 million reais (approximately 5.24 million USD).

ChainCatcher news, the Brazilian Supreme Court has ordered that social media platform X must pay a fine of approximately 5.2 million USD before it can resume services in the country.Earlier, the platform, controlled by American billionaire Elon Musk, had appointed a local legal representative and removed inappropriate messages in accordance with the court's directive. Judge Alexandre de Moraes ruled on Friday that X must complete the payment of the 18.3 million reais fine he previously imposed, as well as pay an additional 10 million reais fine he ruled last week due to the platform allowing some Brazilian users to use the service during the ban, before it can operate again in the country. The total fines amount to approximately 5.2 million USD.

ChainCatcher news, according to sources, Musk's X platform has requested the Brazilian Supreme Court to allow it to resume services in the country. (Jinshi)