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BlockFi’s Zac Prince blames FTX and Alameda for lender’s downfall

The second week of Sam Bankman-Fried’s criminal trial for fraud concluded with witness testimony from Zac Prince, whose crypto lending firm BlockFi loaned $1.1 billion to Alameda before FTX’s collapse. From Alameda’s bizarre $65 billion “credit line” on FTX customer crypto to $100 million Chinese bribes, SBF gave the orders according

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Curve founder repays Aave loan, still owes $42m to defi lenders

Michael Egorov, the co-founder of Curve Finance, has completely settled his debt on Aave after depositing 68 million CRV, equivalent to approximately $35 million, to Silo. Egorov withdrew 10.7 million of crvUSD, Curve’s decentralized stablecoin, from the non-custodial lending protocol following his CRV deposit, according to on-chain analytics provider, Lookonchain. After

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Genesis lenders call DCG agreement ‘wholly insufficient’

The lenders of the bankrupt cryptocurrency lender Genesis are not satisfied with the latest in-principle settlement agreement with other parties including the Digital Currency Group (DCG).The Ad Hoc Group of Genesis Global Capital (GGC) lenders — represented by lawyers Brian Rosen and Jordan Sazant — on Aug. 29 responded to

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Ripple (XRP) Court Ruling Unlikely to Impact Celsius Wind-Up, Crypto Lender’s Counsel Says

The XRP ruling could impact creditor repayments for holdings of Celsius’ token CEL, given U.S. bankruptcy rules which apply a mandatory downgrade to customer claims relating to securities. The estate has previously judged the token’s worth at $0.20, but it could also fall to zero, Koenig said, while some creditors

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5 peer-to-peer (P2P) lending platforms for borrowers and lenders

Peer-to-peer (P2P) lending, which links borrowers and investors directly, has become a well-liked substitute for traditional banking. P2P lending networks enable decentralized lending, in which people can borrow money from other people or institutions directly without the use of intermediaries, such as banks. Both borrowers, who can receive loans with

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