Bloomberg: V Ventures Proposed to Rescue Zipmex
V Ventures proposed to acquire 90% of Zipmex's shares, according to Bloomberg.
Bloomberg: V Ventures Proposed to Rescue Zipmex
V Ventures proposed to acquire 90% of Zipmex's shares, according to Bloomberg.
Kraken cuts around 30% of staff
The cryptocurrency exchange Kraken laid off about 1,100 employees, or around 30% of its staff, to adapt to current market conditions.
Media reports suggest AAX may shut down
The Hong Kong-based cryptocurrency exchange AAX, which suspended withdrawals, is reportedly on the verge of closure. 8BTC reports, citing TechFlow.
CoinList denies liquidity problems amid market FUD
The platform for token sales and the crypto exchange CoinList said there were no liquidity problems. It called reports online about withdrawal issues FUD.
Lemon Cash to cut 38% of its staff
Argentine cryptocurrency trading app Lemon Cash laid off about 100 employees (38% of staff) amid a difficult industry environment. CoinDesk reports.
Bybit launches $100 million fund to support institutional clients
Bitcoin exchange Bybit established a $100 million fund to support institutional clients during a difficult period for the industry.
NYT: Genesis does not rule out bankruptcy
The financially troubled crypto lender Genesis Global Capital has hired investment bank Moelis & Company to study options, including bankruptcy. The New York Times reports, citing its own sources.
Sam Bankman-Fried, in letter to former colleagues, hints at a possible rescue of FTX
Former FTX chief Sam Bankman-Fried explained to employees in a letter the causes of the collapse and did not rule out the possibility of the platform resuming operations. The Block obtained the document.
Foundry to buy two mining centres from the bankrupt Compute North
The DCG-owned Foundry Digital has signed an agreement with Compute North to acquire two operating cryptocurrency mining facilities and other assets.
Reuters: FTX bought $121 million worth of real estate to house its former chief
The parents of former FTX and Alameda Research chief Sam Bankman-Fried, he himself, and senior executives of the organisations have become owners of at least 19 premium real estate properties worth $121 million. This follows from documents Reuters had access to.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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