Deniz Saat

On July 6th, 2022, Voyager Digital announced that the cryptocurrency brokerage firm is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. This was done as a “a voluntary Chapter 11 process to maximize value for all stakeholders.” Additionally, all of Voyager Digital’s main subsidiaries “filed voluntary petitions for reorganization under Chapter 11”

Crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital (3AC) has filed for Chapter 15 bankruptcy in order to protect its U.S. assets. Currently a liquidation is taking place for the company in the British Virgin Islands after a court order from a judge. This occurred after claims that 3AC failed to

On July 1st, 2022 Voyager announced that the crypto-only brokerage is temporarily suspending trading, deposits, withdrawals, and loyalty rewards for all customers until further notice. CEO Stephen Ehrlich stated that the decision was made in order to provide Voyager with “more time to continue exploring strategic alternatives with various interested

Electronics conglomerate Samsung reported that the company will begin trial production on their three nanometer (3nm) chips for application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs). ASICs are currently the most efficient way to mine Bitcoin and Samsung’s new chip will help make the process more efficient and faster. According to the report,

A term sheet is currently being finalized between derivatives exchange FTX and digital assets platform BlockFi due to extreme market volatility and mismanagement within the company.  According to CNBC, an FTX spokesperson said the company “would not be commenting on the matter.” BlockFi was also unavailable to comment. FTX had

Twitter user @CryptoInsider23 posted a thread claiming that Circle’s USDC stablecoin “is on the brink of collapse.” The account explains that they were able to come to this conclusion by looking into Circle’s SPAC IPO filings. From the provided tweet and infographic, Circle is currently paying Signature Bank

On June 27th, 2022 a Twitter account by the name of @FatManTerra revealed that an insider within CoinFLEX was allowed to borrow $47 million of uncollateralized USDC as a loan. CoinFLEX stated on June 23rd that their platform would be halting all withdrawals due to the current market volatility. Almost

During the market’s recent volatility, a number of companies have experienced liquidity issues because of the sudden downturn in prices across Bitcoin and all other cryptocurrencies.  The latest company to halt withdrawals is CoinFLEX, a derivatives exchange that also offers financial services and crypto yield was founded in 2019