BlockFi denies rumors that majority of its property had been held on FTX

by Jeremy

Crypto lender BlockFi issued an official discover to its purchasers on Nov. 14 denying rumors that almost all of its property had been on FTX previous to the alternate’s collapse. In line with an replace shared by BlockFi, though a majority of its property weren’t on FTX, it nonetheless has “vital publicity to FTX and related company entities that encompasses obligations owed to us by Alameda, property held at FTX.com, and undrawn quantities from our credit score line with FTX US.” 

Regardless of its publicity, BlockFi assured purchasers that it has “the required liquidity to discover all choices” and is presently consulting with consultants and advisers on how you can navigate its subsequent steps.

In line with the crypto lender, it’s nonetheless engaged on “recovering all obligations owed to BlockFi” however expects that the method might take some time, as FTX is presently working via its chapter course of.

With regard to its bank card product, BlockFi shared that it’ll present direct particulars “as and when acceptable.” In the meantime, the platform stated it plans to proceed its pause on many actions after figuring out that it couldn’t function enterprise as common within the present market local weather.

BlockFi additionally cautioned its purchasers to keep away from making any deposits to their BlockFi wallets or curiosity accounts.

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On Nov. 11, Cointelegraph reported that BlockFi had halted shopper withdrawals on its platform as a part of a broader restrict on platform exercise within the wake of FTX’s collapse. The corporate shared in a Nov. 11 tweet {that a} “lack of readability on the standing of FTX.com, FTX US, and Alameda” had prevented it from working usually.

BlockFi’s newest replace comes solely days after BlockFi’s founder and chief working officer, Flori Marquez, assured customers in a Twitter thread that each one BlockFi merchandise had been absolutely operational, because it had a $400 million line of credit score from FTX US, which is a separate entity from the worldwide entity affected by the liquidity crunch.