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There’s no respite for BlockFi as the bankrupt crypto lender struggles to pay its creditors and customers. BlockFi has brought forward several proposals since sliding into bankruptcy last year owing to the market turmoil. However, FTX’s latest legal filing poses a hurdle for the now-defunct company as it accuses BlockFi of abusing the planning process. FTX said that the newly proposed plan attempts to avoid substantial claims against BlockFi. “Yet the BlockFi Debtors believe...

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has given up its slot as one of the first creditors to be repaid by the insolvent crypto lending platform BlockFi. The move comes as the SEC is facing intense pressure from a legal battle against the cryptocurrency exchange, Binance. U.S. SEC Forfeits Front-Row Seat for Investors Earlier last year, BlockFi agreed to a $100 million settlement imposed by the U.S. SEC for failing to register its crypto lending products...

Instead of accepting or acknowledging the license return, the commission insists that BlockFi undergo administrative proceedings. The bankrupt crypto exchange was left with no option but to sue Jorge Perez, the Connecticut banking commissioner. BlockFi’s attempts to return its Connecticut money transmitter license have been futile, as the state regulator has repeatedly refused to respond. Instead of accepting or acknowledging the license return, the commission insists that BlockFi undergo...

Bankrupt lending platform BlockFi needs to conduct updates before enabling customer withdrawals of crypto assets held in its wallet accounts that are not subject to potential preference claims. In an emailed statement to its clients, BlockFi said it should conclude all the necessary “work” to enable customer withdrawals by this summer. The company said it will add a new product functionality to its platform before enabling withdrawals but has not detailed what these features...

Bankrupt crypto lender Blockfi has requested that a court authorize the sale of its lending business as it looks to generate funds to repay creditors. The move comes after futile attempts to sell the lending platform to a third party. BlockFi disclosed that it did not receive value-maximizing offers from potential buyers. BlockFi Looks to Liquidate Lending Business The bankrupt lender disclosed the Chapter 11 restructuring plan in a document filed with the U.S. Bankruptcy...

A judge has approved repayment for BlockFi custodial wallet holders but said interest-bearing funds still belong to the bankrupt company.  BlockFi custodial wallet users could receive a massive $300 million repayment from the bankrupt digital asset lender. On Thursday, a New Jersey judge ruled that the assets locked in BlockFi’s custodial accounts belong to clients rather than the company’s estate. However, the judge further ruled that another $375 million that users sought to transfer...

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Silicon Valley Bank and the crypto-friendly – Signature Bank – disclosed operational difficulties and were closed down by regulators. While some expect the collapse to prompt a domino effect, numerous cryptocurrency-related companies have already suffered losses because of their exposure to the aforementioned institutions. Let’s have a closer look. SVB’s Impact As CryptoPotato reported last week, Circle – the Boston-based company which issues the second-largest stablecoin...

Bankrupt crypto lender BlockFi has filed a motion to dismiss the bankruptcy case for Emergent Fidelity Technologies, the holding firm owned by Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), founder and former CEO of FTX. In the motion, filed on Thursday in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware, BlockFi argued that Emergent is not eligible for a bankruptcy case as it has no other assets than 56 million Robinhood shares. BlockFi Seeks to Dismiss Emergent’s Bankruptcy Case...

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