Court appoints a receiver for Prime Trust
The District Court of Nevada ordered Prime Trust, the crypto custodian, to enter receivership and named its receiver as John Gedri, president of Bank of Nevada.
The legal process involving a person or business unable to repay outstanding debts.
Court appoints a receiver for Prime Trust
The District Court of Nevada ordered Prime Trust, the crypto custodian, to enter receivership and named its receiver as John Gedri, president of Bank of Nevada.
Celsius to pay investors $25 million from GK8 sale
The bankrupt Celsius Network has reached an agreement with Series B investors to distribute $25 million from the sale of the GK8 crypto custodian.
Celsius moved about $74 million in altcoins to convert to Bitcoin and Ethereum
The bankrupt Celsius Network moved about $74 million in altcoins to convert them into Bitcoin and Ethereum as part of creditor settlements.
Voyager creditors will pay $5.1 million for lawyers’ services
The law firm McDermott Will & Emery sent a bill to the official creditors' committee of the bankrupt crypto broker Voyager Digital for $5.1 million for three months of work.
BlockFi creditors urge liquidation of the company
The creditors' committee of BlockFi, a cryptocurrency lending platform, accused its management of delaying the restructuring process and proposed to the court that the company be liquidated.
Voyager Digital to pay $1.1 million for a month of legal services
The bankrupt crypto broker Voyager Digital will pay $1.12 million to Kirkland & Ellis as reimbursement of expenses and fees for April.
Nevada Regulator Seeks Prime Trust Bankruptcy
The Nevada Department of Business and Industry filed in court a petition to bar Prime Trust, the crypto custodian, from any business operations and appoint a bankruptcy trustee for the company.
SEC postpones BlockFi’s $30 million penalty payment
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has postponed payment of BlockFi’s $30 million penalty until all creditor claims against the crypto-lending platform have been fully satisfied.
FTX paid over $120 million in advisor fees between February 1 and April 30
Between February 1 and April 30, the collapsed exchange FTX spent $121.8 million on consulting and financial services.
Wyre announces wind-down of operations
The American cryptocurrency payments company Wyre announced its closure after ten years of operation, citing difficult conditions in the bear market.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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