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Patakaran

Three Arrows Capital's Kyle Davies Ordered to Respond to Subpoena Within 2 Weeks

The U.S. bankruptcy court also ruled the crypto hedge fund's liquidators' service of a subpoena to Davies via Twitter complied with due process.

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Patakaran

British Virgin Islands Court Orders 3AC Founders to Attend Examination on May 22

The Three Arrows Capital founders will be found in contempt of court if they fail to reply to the order.

Kyle Davies (left) and Su Zhu (middle). (Kyle Davies/X)

Patakaran

FTX’s $45M Sequoia Sale Cleared, as Embed Divestment Is Delayed

A Delaware bankruptcy judge approved the sale of the bankrupt company’s assets to Abu Dhabi’s investment arm.

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Patakaran

Judge Puts Voyager Sale to Binance.US on Hold Pending Government Appeal

Federal regulators previously objected to the proposed sale.

(Nikhilesh De/CoinDesk)

Pananalapi

FTX Bankruptcy Estate Consolidates Arbitrum Airdrop Tokens Into Single Wallet

The estate now holds 33,125 ARB tokens worth around $42,000.

FTX bankruptcy estate consolidates ARB airdrop (Christine Roy/Unplash)

Pananalapi

Eversheds Sutherland Files for Property Rights Over FTX.com Customer Assets

Lawyers want the court to ring-fence FTX assets frozen in the accounts of non-U.S. customers.

Eversheds Sutherland attorneys Erin Broderick (left) and Sarah Paul (Eversheds Sutherland)

Pananalapi

Bankrupt Crypto Lender BlockFi Given Go-Ahead for Sale of $4.7M of Mining Rigs

The approval came from the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in New Jersey, which is overseeing BlockFi's case.

Bitcoin miners at work (Eliza Gkritsi/CoinDesk)

Pananalapi

A Three Arrows Capital Founder Talks About His New Crypto Bankruptcy Exchange

Kyle Davies, who created OPNX with 3AC partner Su Zhu, spoke to CoinDesk about their new venture, created in the wake of losing hedge fund customers $2.5 billion.

Kyle Davies (left) and Su Zhu (middle). (Kyle Davies/X)

Pananalapi

Mysten Labs to Buy Back Equity, Token Warrants From FTX Bankruptcy Estate for $96M

FTX Ventures invested $101 million in Mysten Labs just months before Sam Bankman-Fried’s empire collapsed. Now, Mysten is buying back the stake (and sui token warrants) for $96 million through bankruptcy court.

FTX CEO John J. Ray III (Nathan Howard/Getty Images)

Pananalapi

Dreams of Rebooting FTX Face Cold Reality That Its Technology Wasn’t Well-Regarded

Woefully high latency, bugs in the API traders use to interface with FTX and coding mishaps plagued the exchange, according to several former clients who spoke to CoinDesk.

(Leon Neal/Getty Images)