FTX pursuing $460m from SBF-backed Modulo Capital

FTX pursuing $460m from SBF-backed Modulo Capital
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2023-3-23 09:33

Amid SVB's collapse, the defunct cryptocurrency exchange FTX is suing the venture capital company Modulo Capital, which got a significant investment from Alameda Research last year.

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