SBF continues acquiring stakes in competition with BlockFi talks

2022-6-24 19:15

FTX’s CEO Sam Bankman-Fried is in talks to acquire a stake in crypto lending firm BlockFi. CryptoSlate recently reported the possibility of a deal following a $250 million line of credit issued to BlockFi from FTX. On June 23, CryptSlate reported that,

“BlockFi is currently a privately held company and thus only has to report shareholders above 10% in SEC documents. Hence, it is unknown if SBF was given equity in return for this arrangement”

SBF took additional shares in Voyager following a $200 million and 15K Bitcoin loan to the company leaving him with an 11% stake in the company.

The Wall Street Journal has now confirmed that FTX is currently negotiating with BlockFi and the two parties have yet to reach an equity agreement.

The post SBF continues acquiring stakes in competition with BlockFi talks appeared first on CryptoSlate.

origin »

Social Lending Token (SLT) на Currencies.ru

$ 0.0001433 (+5.86%)
Объем 24H $12
Изменеия 24h: 11.94 %, 7d: -0.82 %
Cегодня L: $0.0001355 - H: $0.0001433
Капитализация $0 Rank 3446
Доступно / Всего 0 SLT

blockfi talks sbf stakes continues acquiring competition

Источник: cryptoslate.com

blockfi talks → Результатов: 2


Партнеры Currencies.ru



Реклама на Currencies.ru

Самое свежее на Currencies.ru

Mt. Gox has shifted $364 million in Bitcoin to B2C2 this month

Mt. Gox, the bankrupt crypto exchange, has moved approximately $364. 4 million worth of Bitcoin to crypto liquidity provider B2C2 Group this month, according to an analysis by Lookonchain. Lookonchain, citing data from Arkham Intelligence, reported that Mt.

BlackRock recommends 2% starting allocation to Bitcoin in investment portfolios

According to a paper released Dec. 12, BlackRock suggests that a 1% to 2% Bitcoin allocation in multi-asset portfolios matches the risk levels found in portfolios holding technology stocks. The asset manager, which oversees trillions of dollars, frames this range as a strategic starting point for investors seeking diverse sources of risk.

Crypto startups secure $691 million in venture capital during September

Venture capital (VC) funds invested over $659 million in crypto startups last month, representing a 3% increase compared to August, according to DefiLlama data. The blockchain gaming sector grew for the second consecutive month, with VC funds pouring $63 million into blockchain titles, marking a 32% monthly growth.