Following the FTX led effect through the cryptocurrency ecosystem, crypto lending company SALT announced today that it is suspending withdrawals. SALT CEO Shawn Owen stated: “The collapse of FTX has impacted our business. Until we are able to determine the extent of this impact with specific details that we feel
The FTX Empire’s demise left many in the cryptocurrency community shocked. The crypto lending platform BlockFi was also impacted by FTX’s collapse. In the middle of the mayhem, BlockFi suspended withdrawals. Users were notified on November 11 that the New Jersey-based exchange will be restricting platform activities. BlockFi recently expressed
Kenneth C. Griffin, the CEO of US-based hedge fund company Citadel LLC, has slammed the struggling cryptocurrency exchange FTX and its founder Sam Bankman-Fried. During a recent interview at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum, Citadel CEO termed FTX’s collapse as one of the biggest “travesties,” in the history of the
BlockFi, a cryptocurrency lender, stated on Monday that it will “consider all possibilities” to reduce its “significant exposure” to FTX’s bankruptcy. After the biggest blowup in the cryptocurrency industry prompted calls for stricter regulation, FTX founder Bankman-Fried also resigned as CEO. BlockFi stated: We do have significant exposure to FTX
The financial behemoth JPMorgan shared insight into the complete scenario of the demise of the prominent cryptocurrency exchange FTX. JPMorgan stated that the centralized player is the cause of the recent crypto collapse. Also, the banking giant believes FTX’s failure might eventually make way for more strong regulations for cryptocurrencies.
A really tough time for the crypto exchanges all over the world. With numerous customers withdrawing their assets, exchanges are shutting down one by one. A major reason owes towards the collapse of FTX crypto exchange. In such terms, many exchanges are now targeted by the investors upon the safety
LAS VEGAS–(BUSINESS WIRE)–$AP #AultLending—BitNile Holdings, Inc. (NYSE American: NILE), a diversified holding company (“BitNile” or the “Company”), announced today that it expects to have no exposure directly or through any of its subsidiaries or business units related to the collapsed cryptocurrency exchange FTX Trading Limited (“FTX”). Moreover, the Company states
The collapse of one of the leading crypto exchanges, FTX, is the current trending news in the global cryptocurrency market. On Friday, FTX filed for bankruptcy amid facing an $8 billion liquidity shortage and a lack of resources. Reportedly, Sam Bankman-Fried, the CEO of the exchange platform has also stepped
The demise of the FTX exchange is a big setback for the crypto industry. This fall may continue throughout the foreseeable future, experts say. On the other hand, a prominent Hedge fund has apparently revealed that a significant portion of its money is still trapped on the bankrupt FTX platform.
Due to a severe lack of funds, cryptocurrency exchange FTX announced on Friday morning that it has filed for bankruptcy protection under Chapter 11. The previously $32 billion exchange suddenly collapsed due to a liquidity issue, and the company announced the resignation of former CEO and billionaire Sam Bankman-Fried. John
