The co-founder is said to have filed a $5 million lawsuit. The fund’s investment manager, ThreeAC Limited, has also made a $25 million claim. Starting with 3AC, Voyager, and Celsius, several companies went bankrupt during this crypto bear market’s decline. In contrast to the other platforms, 3AC has been accused
Bankruptcy proceedings have been halted, and client funds have been frozen. EquitiesFirst seems to be a creditor of crypto hedge firm Three Arrows Capital (3AC). EquitiesFirst, a single counterparty that owes Celsius $439 million, has been making monthly payments of $5 million to clear its debt with the company. Due
Almost a tenth of the asset’s $4.4 billion market value has been rescued. More than 23,000 WBTC (equivalent to $440 million) were returned. After retrieving 400,000 Staked Ethereum in collateral from an Aave loan, the troubled crypto lending company Celsius has paid off virtually all of its outstanding DeFi debt.
The perpetrators had stolen ETH from victims as well as ERC20 tokens and NFTs. The Uniswap team responded that the attack was part of a phishing scheme. At least $4.7 million worth of Ethereum was stolen in a sophisticated phishing attempt targeting Uniswap v3 protocol liquidity providers (LPs). On the
Voyager announced its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing on Wednesday. An insured bank must provide $250,000 in insurance to each of its customers. As confirmed by an FDIC official, Reuters reported on Thursday that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) is investigating Voyager Digital Ltd. (TSE: VOYG) and its promotion of
Stone has been seeking to settle “a significant sum of money” that Celsius owes KeyFi. Stone claimed that the DeFi account 0xb1 was handling roughly $2 billion in assets. Jason Stone, a DeFi entrepreneur and CEO of KeyFi, Inc., is suing Celsius, a crypto lending platform, for allegedly failing to
The DeFi project’s staff said it had received an on-chain response from the hacker. The firm submitted its modified coding to the blockchain security company Slowmist. Approximately $8.7 million in crypto assets were stolen from the DeFi project Crema Finance on July 2, 2022. According to Ottersec, a blockchain auditing
On Monday, the company suspended operations and stopped client withdrawals. Since June 12, withdrawals totaling $197.7 million have been reported by the firm. The Singapore-based crypto lender Vauld has inked a preliminary term agreement with Nexo today. Due diligence on the proposed purchase would be conducted by Nexo within a
CoinLoan said that the safeguards would only be in place for a short period of time. The previous maximum withdrawal limit was $500,000 a day. Currently, CoinLoan has a daily withdrawal limit of $5,000, a 99 percent drop from its former maximum. An increase in money withdrawals necessitated the company’s
DeFi on Bitcoin has a promising future, regardless of whether one uses Rootstock, Stacks, DeFiChain, Portal, or any other solution. More and more apps, products, and services may be created by programmers every day. In the cryptocurrency market, Bitcoin is still the most popular choice for both retail and institutional
