Blockwater Technologies defaults on $2.97 million DeFi loan
Blockwater Technologies, a South Korea-based cryptocurrency-focused investment firm, defaulted on a $2.97 million loan obtained via the TrueFi DeFi protocol in BUSD.
Blockwater Technologies defaults on $2.97 million DeFi loan
Blockwater Technologies, a South Korea-based cryptocurrency-focused investment firm, defaulted on a $2.97 million loan obtained via the TrueFi DeFi protocol in BUSD.
Nexo denies reports of potential bankruptcy
Bankruptcy or insolvency does not threaten Nexo's crypto-lending platform, according to managing partner Kalin Metodiev.
Compute North files for bankruptcy
The mining company and provider of infrastructure solutions for cloud mining Compute North filed for bankruptcy. Its liabilities to 200 counterparties are estimated at $500 million, and assets range from $100 million to $500 million.
Celsius weighs wrapped-token issuance to repay debt
The restructuring plan for the Celsius Network crypto-lending platform includes the issuance of wrapped tokens. This was allegedly stated by the co-founder and CTO of the firm Nyuk Goldstein.
FTX chief signals another $1 billion for crypto acquisitions.
FTX chief Sam Bankman-Fried, in an interview with CNBC, hinted at a willingness to spend "approximately one billion dollars" on crypto companies and projects.
TrueLayer to cut headcount by 10%
The open-banking startup TrueLayer will cut staff by 10%, according to a blog post.
Celsius Network files motion to liquidate stablecoins
The crypto-lending platform Celsius Network, undergoing restructuring, filed a court request to liquidate stablecoins worth about $23 million.
Fintech startup Checkout.com to cut 5% of staff
The Checkout.com payments platform team will lay off about 100 employees to sharpen focus on 'strategic priorities'. Bloomberg reports.
RRMine to relocate Filecoin operations from China to Singapore
RRMine Global, the largest Chinese Filecoin services provider, announced it would relocate its business to Singapore.
Fireblocks hits $100 million in annual revenue
The leading crypto company Fireblocks announced that it has reached $100 million in annual revenue. This corresponds to the 'centaur' status.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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