El exchange FTX está cerca de comprar BlockFi por solo $25 millones
La plataforma de préstamos cripto valía $1000 millones a principios de mes, según fue reportado.
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Sam Bankman-Fried, CEO de FTX. (Stefani Reynolds/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
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El exchange cripto FTX está cerca de firmar un trato para comprar la problemática plataforma de préstamos cripto BlockFi por $25 millones, según una fuente cercana al asunto. La noticia fue reportada primero por CNBC.
Se espera que el acuerdo sea firmado a finales de esta semana, la fuente cercana al entorno dijo a CoinDesk.
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En respuesta a las publicaciones, el CEO de BlockFi Zac Prince publicó un tweet diciendo "puedo confirmar en un 100% que no se venderá por $25M". Y agregó: "Aliento a todos a confiar solamente los detalles que escuchen directamente de @BlockFi. Compartiremos más con ustedes en cuanto podamos".
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A principios de este mes, se informó que BlockFi cerraría una ronda de financiación a la baja con una valuación de $1000 millones, en comparación con su valoración anterior de $3000 millones, en marzo del año pasado.
FTX ha otorgado previamente un crédito de $250 millones a BlockFi. El prestamista dijo a mitad de junio que reduciría en un 20% su fuerza de trabajo, alrededor de 170 personas.
Este artículo fue traducido por Marina Lammertyn.
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Nelson Wang is CoinDesk's news editor for the East Coast. He holds BTC and ETH above CoinDesk's disclosure threshold of $1,000.
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Tracy is a deputy managing editor at CoinDesk. She owns BTC, ETH, MINA, ENS, USDC, and some NFTs.
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Nelson Wang is CoinDesk's news editor for the East Coast. He holds BTC and ETH above CoinDesk's disclosure threshold of $1,000.
Tracy is a deputy managing editor at CoinDesk. She owns BTC, ETH, MINA, ENS, USDC, and some NFTs.
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