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Babel Finance
Report: Lender Babel Finance Lost $280M Trading Customer Funds
Hong Kong crypto lender Babel Finance reportedly lost $280 million in proprietary trades with customer funds, according to The Block. Babel Finance suspended withdrawals in June amid the liquidity crisis and “The Hash” panel discusses the ongoing contagion and their outlook for crypto regulation.
Zipmex Receives Investment Offer; Voyager Calls FTX’s Offer ‘Low-Ball’ Bid
Troubled crypto exchange Zipmex said it received an investment offer from an interested party as it faces $100 million in losses on loans to Babel Finance. ProChain Capital President David D. Tawil discusses what this means for the future of Zipmex.
NFT Market Fraud in Focus; Bybit Job Cuts
Hong Kong movie star Louis Koo denies involvement with Chinese NFT platform. China’s Wechat bans NFT marketplace over flipping. Combating phishing scams and insider trading in the NFT market. Babel Finance says liquidity pressure eased with new debt agreements. Bybit to cut up to 30% of employees. Those stories and other news shaping the cryptocurrency and blockchain world in this episode of "The Daily Forkast."
Crypto Finance Firms are Lending, But Who’s Borrowing?
More and more crypto lenders are getting into the lending game, but who is taking out loans using crypto as collateral? Babel Finance’s Yulong Liu says borrowers range from crypto miners to professional trading desks. Plus, he shares his plans to use the $40 million raised in the most recent funding round.