2023-3-30 17:58 |
The court also ruled that the 3AC liquidators' service of a subpoena to Davies via Twitter complied with due process. origin »
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The U.S. judge presiding over the Three Arrows Capital bankruptcy case has upped the pressure on Kyle Davies to comply with a January-issued subpoena.
2023-3-24 05:57 | |
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Liquidators for bankrupt crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital (3AC) have called out co-founder Kyle L. Davies for failing to cooperate. The post 3AC Co-Founder Refuses to Cooperate With Liquidators, Ignores Subpoena Request appeared first on BeInCrypto.
2023-2-9 10:04 | |
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According to the filing, Kyle Davies was “without question” aware of the subpoena posted to Twitter, citing the 3AC founder's online activity and attempts to raise funds for GTX.
2023-2-9 22:15 | |
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Three Arrows Capital (3AC) liquidators alleged that 3AC co-founder Kyle Davis has openly ignored the court’s subpoena order, however, a motion was filed to extend the deadline till March 16.
2023-2-9 20:26 | |
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The Three Arrows Founder, Kyle Davies, has been accused of ignoring Twitter subpoenas as he shamelessly markets his new venture, another crypto project.
2023-2-8 18:30 | |
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The collapsed hedge fund’s founder Kyle Davies was accused of neglecting his duties as he “shamelessly” promotes his new crypto project.
2023-2-8 12:01 | |
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With the co-founders’ locations unknown, the liquidators have applied to serve subpoenas via their email addresses, Twitter accounts and their attorneys’ email addresses.
2022-10-18 18:47 | |
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The counsel for liquidators said he didn’t know the current location of Zhu or Davies, alleging the duo have not provided "meaningful cooperation" with the liquidators.
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The Bank of Japan tightened policy on Dec. 18, lifting its benchmark rate to 0. 75%, the highest since 1995. Governor Kazuo Ueda framed the move as a formal break with the “ultra-accommodative” regime that has helped fuel global risk-taking for decades.
On Dec. 9, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency put out a press release with a very direct message for US banks: you are allowed to sit in the middle of crypto trades. In the memorably titled News Release 2025-121, the OCC published the somehow even worse-titled Interpretive Letter 1188 and confirmed that […] The post US banks just unlocked a loophole to profit from your crypto trades without holding the bag appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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